A 13-year-old male patient presents with severe scrotal pain following being kicked in the scrotum with steel-toed boots 3 hours ago. He states the pain is mainly in his right testicle and that it feels swollen. The paramedic should suspect: 

A patient is thought to have been exposed to an organophosphate compound at a plastic manufacturing plant. The paramedic should expect to see what signs and symptoms? (Choose three correct answers)

The most appropriate management for a patient with known renal calculi would be which of the following? ( Select two correct answers) 

After several unsuccessful IV attempts, which of the following should be included in the paramedics treatment of a severe upper gastrointestinal bleed with significant hypotension?

A 3-year-old patient is suspected to be choking on a partially chewed piece of food. After performing 5 chest thrusts to expel the food, the patient becomes unresponsive. What should the paramedic do next?

A patient that is 34 weeks gestation reports heavy bright red vaginal bleeding. She denies any trauma but has been sexually active recently.  The patient is afebrile and denies abdominal pain. Vital signs are R 24, P 118, BP 80/50. The paramedic should have a high index of suspicion for what complication and what is the treatment? (Choose one answer per category)

Which of the following signs and symptoms are consistent with an anaphylactic reaction? (Select three correct answers)    

Paramedics respond to an unresponsive patient with a suspected narcotic overdose. Vital signs are BP 90/55, RR 4, P 62, SpO2 88%. Which of the following is most accurate for this patient?

What first line treatments should the paramedic perform? (Select three correct answers)

Given the patient’s medical history, what common medications might be used for each of the below conditions? (Select two answers per category)