The MOST practical way to prevent cross contamination of patients would be to:

At the conclusion of a primary assessment, what is the principal reason we determine the priority of the patient?

How should you determine the responsiveness of a newborn?

During which of the components of the patient assessment process are vital signs first taken?

You have just acquired a medical history for your patient. Which phase of the patient assessment process are you currently performing?

An EMT is caring for a 45-year-old patient who experienced a syncopal episode in a grocery store. The patient is now conscious and alert.Which position is most appropriate for transport?

When there are multiple agencies involved in commanding a disaster scene, this type of command is referred to as:

You are responding to an incident involving multiple cars. While you are about a quarter of a mile away, which of the following presents the greatest probable hazard?

A 10-year-old is found unresponsive in the school playground. The children tell you a bee stung the child about 10 minutes ago. The skin is mottled with red patches, the pulse is very rapid and weak, and you can barely hear any air movement during respirations. Identify what condition you believe to be the current problem.

Which of the following would be the appropriate care for a patient with inadequate breathing?