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

Which of the following is not true regarding a patient who has a mental status of less than alert?

While on the scene with an elderly chest pain call, you notice that your partner gets on one knee when talking to the seated patient. What is the best reason for an EMT to kneel down beside the patient?

Expert clinicians may use different approaches of thinking through problems, but which of the following will they have in common?

Which of the following would be the best term to describe that a patient has infection in both ears?

Which of these will provide the BEST information on the nature of the illness at a medical call with a conscious adult patient?

You are assessing an 82-year-old female who has been lost in the woods behind her nursing home for several hours on a crisp fall evening. Your pulse oximeter shows her oxygen saturation to be 82 percent even though she appears to be breathing adequately. In order to ensure an accurate reading, you should:

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

You are called to a 72-year-old patient with weakness and headache and an initial blood pressure of 140/92. Her repeat blood pressure at 5 minutes is unchanged. Her condition is called: