On the National Fire Protection Association hazardous materials classification placard, the yellow diamond represents:

You approach an unresponsive adult patient in your primary triage with severe burns to face and hands with no respiration after opening the airway and a faint pulse. You would place a:

Term 2: pick a term from the list and answer here:

You are on the scene of a multi-vehicle collision with multiple patients. Incident command has been established and rescue units are on the scene attempting to extricate the patients from the wreck. When multiple extrications must be performed, what system will be utilized to determine which patients will be extricated first?

During the initial treatment phase of a weapons of mass distruction incident, an EMT can expect to provide what treatments: (select 2 of the 5)

A church van carrying 15 patients has overturned. The following four patients need to be transported to the next facility. Which patients should be transported first and second? Select two patients for each category.

Which of the following are true regarding the safe operation of an ambulance? (Select 2 of 5)

In a nuclear explosion, the EMT should expect the majority of patients to be complaining of:

Match the injuries/MOI to the appropriate blast phase.

As the EMT responsible for triage at a motor-vehicle collision, you find a patient who is breathing 14 times per minute and has a rapid radial pulse. Which one of the following would you do next?