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?

Which of the following would be considered abnormal for a geriatric patient? (Use all choices)

Parents of a 5 year old state they witnessed a grand mal seizure lasting about a minute prior to arrival. What statement is most correct regarding this event?

A 30 year old female patient has drooping eyelids, difficulty swallowing and chewing, and double vision. This patient most likely has