A 32 year old patient is pregnant and actively seizing. Their hands, wrists, feet, and ankles appear edematous. Which of the following would be indicated in the treatment of this patient? (CHOOSE 2)

An EMS crew is treating a pediatric pneumonia patient. The paramedic noticed the patient’s condition change from respiratory distress to respiratory failure. What likely happened to indicate this change has occurred?

A patient is found on the floor of a restaurant in labor with crowning on exam. The manager asks to move the patient to the bathroom away from other customers. The paramedic should

A 73 year old female passed out after standing up quickly. The patient was unconscious prior to EMS arrival. Vital signs are BP 102/50, HR 112, RR 20 and regular. The patient is now oriented and refusing transport. What care plan is most prudent?

ALS providers are assessing a hypoglycemic child. Which option best describes this patient’s situation?

Which of the following neonatal conditions should be considered “at risk” for experiencing apnea? (Choose 3)

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding the anatomy of a pediatric patient?

During transport of a newborn, the patient’s heart rate slows to 56 per minute and the patient is increasingly lethargic. The paramedic should FIRST

Which terminology best describes this patient? (Choose 2)

Which of the following patients would have the greatest risk of experiencing a complete airway obstruction from a  foreign object?