A patient with altered mental status is thought to have overdosed on a drug. The patient has dilated pupils, is hypertensive, and very anxious. The paramedic should suspect:

A patient with a history of diabetes has a chief complaint of fever and painful, foul-smelling urination. On exam, the skin is warm and dry and there is tenderness to percussion over the right flank area. The paramedic should suspect:

Paramedics have performed an RSI on a head trauma patient and are ventilating them en route to the ER. The patients vitals are all as seen on the monitor below. Paramedics should next: 

A 3-year-old is found to be minimally responsive with a BP of 70/42, P 80, RR 44. Which of the following best describes this situation:

Which of the following statements are true regarding air medical operations?  False (Choose 2) True: (Choose 3)

It is important to distinguish between dementia and delirium in the geriatric population. Classify the following signs and symptoms into their respective categories. Dementia: (Choose 4) Delirium: (Choose 3)

It is important to distinguish between dementia and delirium in the geriatric population. Classify the following signs and symptoms into their respective categories. Dementia: (Choose 4) Delirium: (Choose 3)

The crew responds to an incident where there is very limited access to a patient trapped in a vehicle. Which of the following assessments should occur?

A 3-year-old is found to be minimally responsive with a BP of 70/42, P 80, RR 44. Which of the following best describes this situation:

Which of the following statements are true regarding the NFPA 704 hazardous materials classification system? (Select three correct answers)