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

Which of the following does not need to be documented regarding a patient refusal of treatment?

Which of the following is not an appropriate statement for the EMT to make on a patient care report?

Which of the following is a good indication of a partially occluded airway?

Which of the following describes the BEST reason for forming a general impression of the patient? 

Which of the following respiratory rates would be considered within the normal range for the age group? Select all that apply

While assessing a patient complaining of stomach pain, they question why you need to expose their stomach for the assessment. How should you respond? 

A victim has been rescued from a collapsed building.You determine the patient has a broken arm, a puncture wound on his stomach, difficulty swallowing, and a cut over his right eye with controlled bleeding. Which complaint must be addressed FIRST?

You and your EMT partner are on the scene with an unresponsive adult patient with slow and shallow respirations and pale moist skin. Select all that apply

Proper technique to suction your patient’s airway includes