Identify the structure labeled “13” in this model picture.

You observe that your EMT partner has challenges with documenting his vital signs accurately. It seems like sometimes he even makes information up. What is the MOST important reason for him to properly document accurate vital signs?

You are assessing a 73-year-old female who passed out at church after standing up quickly. She was unconscious prior to EMS arrival. Blood pressure is 102/50, heart rate is 112 and regular, respirations are 20 and regular. She is now oriented and refusing transport. What care plan is the MOST prudent?

After you have confirmed a conscious 6-year-old child has choked on a toy, you assess that the airway is still partially obstructed. What is the BEST plan if the child is able to cry?

As lung compliance increases, the pressure required to deliver the volume to the patient is:

The capnogram can be useful in evaluating or managing all of the following conditions EXCEPT:

You are assessing a geriatric patient with an unknown cause of an emergent condition. Which of the following is the most important to evaluate?

You arrive on scene of an unresponsive female who is barely breathing. Witnesses state she just stopped seizing before you arrived. Which information will be MOST useful to the providers if available?

What role should you play to aid home healthcare providers in preparing a patient for transport who is in need of a change of clothes due to incontinence?

While doing medical stand-by coverage at a raceway, you come upon a male patient with a large cut across his face. The bleeding is controlled with basic first aid bandages. A nurse on scene suggests looking at it to see if it needs stitches. What should you do if the wound is covered?