Match the drug with its corresponding drug cluster. Select each answer choice once.

While transporting a patient with schizophrenia, they suddenly scream, “Do you see that snake? It is right next to you! Kill it!” Which of the following would be the most appropriate way to respond to this patient?

Which of the following signs or symptoms would suggest that a patient is experiencing pulmonary edema? Select three correct answers.

A BLS crew is performing CPR with an AED. Eventually, the patient has restored a pulse. They have agonal breathing with some movement. Which of the following actions should be performed? Select two correct answers.

A 41-year-old patient is complaining of severe chest pain. Which statement best describes why the EMT should treat the patient with delivery of their prescribed nitroglycerin?

Match symptoms to the correct corresponding condition.Select each answer choice once.

When obtaining a history, which statement made by the patient should raise suspicion that the patient may be experiencing a pulmonary embolism?

A BLS team responds to a patient with altered mental status. The family reports the patient has not felt well for a few days and this morning they could not wake the patient. The EMT finds the mouth is dry and skin is warm with poor turgor. There is a faint sweet odor noted when assessing the airway of  the patient. Based on this limited amount of information, the EMT would suspect:

An EMT is interviewing the family of a seizure patient. Which of the following answers should cause the greatest concern?

A 26-year-old patient is hemorrhaging profusely. Due to hypoperfusion, the sympathetic response has activated. The EMT should recognize the findings associated with a sympathetic response and a parasympathetic response. Move the options to the appropriate category it describes. Select three answer choices for each category.