A patient is complaining of a headache, nausea, and vomiting. On assessment, the patient’s blood pressure is 220/140. The paramedic should: (Select two correct answers)

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

Based on the above findings, what condition should the paramedic strongly suspect what condition affecting what part of the brain? Condition: (Choose 1) Location: (Choose 1)

The following ECG is obtained on a minimally responsive patient. What is this dysrhythmia and how is it treated? Management: (Choose 2) Rhythm: (Choose 1)

Which of the following patients with rectal bleeding should the paramedic be most concerned about?

Which of the following are physiological changes associated with aging? (Select three correct answers)

What further actions should the paramedic perform next? (Select two correct answers)

Once the patient is extricated, what is the most appropriate action for the paramedic?

A pediatric patient received a second degree thermal burn to the anterior chest and bilateral circumferential thighs. What is the percentage of body surface area? 

A medical patient requires immediate intubation. If the paramedic only had time to apply one piece of protective equipment to reduce the risk of exposure to an infectious disease, which should they choose?