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Test 1 Ch.1-6
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| T/F EMT personnel are the highest qualified members of the prehospital care team | False |
| T/F The EMT scope of practice may include the use of either an automated or manual defibrillator | True |
| T/F The purpose of continuous quality improvement (CQI) is to support discipline of personnel | False |
| T/F A professional appearance and manner by the EMT will help build a patient's confidence in the EMT's ability | True |
| T/F Essential keys to being a good EMT include compassion and commitment | True |
| T/F As a health care professional and extension of physician care, you are bound by patient confidentiality- even in your own home | True |
| Blank is a circular system of continuous internal and external reviews and audits of all aspects of an EMS system | Continuous Quality Improvement |
| Each EMS system has a physician Blank who authorizes the EMT's in the service to provide medical care in the field | Medical Director |
| One of the most dramatic recent developments in prehistorical emergency care is the use of a(n) Blank defibrillator | Automated external |
| The primary Blank area is the main area in which EMS agency operates | Service |
| A 9-1-1 dispatch center is called a public Blank or PSAP | Access Point |
| T/F Removing the needle from a syringe is the best way to dispose of it safely | False |
| T/F Glves, eye protection and hand washing are the main components of PPE | False |
| T/F Denial is usually the first step in the grieving process | True |
| T/F Body fluids are generally not considered infectious substances | False |
| T/F Most EMT's never suffer from stress | False |
| T/F Physical conditioning and nutrition are two factors the EMT can control in helping to reduce stress | True |
| The personal health, safety and Blank of all EMT's are vital to an EMS operation | Well-being |
| The struggle to remain calm in the face of horrible circumstances contributes to the Blank of the job | Emotional Stress |
| The number one cause of all deaths today is Blank | Heart disease |
| Your safety is the most important consideration at a(n) Blank materials incident | Hazardous |
| Proper Blank is the simplest yet most effective way to control disease transmission | Hand washing |
| Cover and Blank involve the tactical use of an impenetrable barrier for protection | Concealment |
| Almost all dying patients feel some degree of Blank because of internalized anger and other factors | Depression |
| Most Blank symptoms may be early signs of severe illness or injury | Minor |
| T/F Failure to provide care to a patient once you have been called to the scene is considered negligence | True |
| T/F For expressed consent to be valid, the patient must be a minor | False |
| T/F If a patient is unconscious and a true emergency exist, the doctrine of implied consent applies | True |
| T/F EMT's can legally restrain patients against their will if they pose a threat to themselves or others | True |
| T/F DNR orders give you permission not to attempt resuscitation at your discretion | False |
| The Blank outlines the care you are able to provide | scope of practice |
| The Blank is the manner in which the EMT must act when treating patients | Standard of Care |
| The legal responsibility to provide care is called the Blank | Duty to Act |
| The determination of Blank is based on duty, breach of duty, damages, and cause | Negligence |
| Abandonment is Blank of care without transfer to someone of equal or higher training | Termination |
| Blank consent is given directly by an informed patient, whereas Blank consent is assumed in the unconscious patient | Express, Implicit |
| Unlawfully placing a person in fear of immediate harm is Blank, whereas Blank is unlawfully touching a person without his or her consent | Assault, Battery |
| A9n) Blank is a written document that specifies authorized treatment in care a patient becomes unable to make decisions. A written document that authorizes the EMT not to attempt resuscitation efforts is a(n) Blank | Advance Directive, DNR Order |
| Mentally competent patients have the right to Blank | Refuse Treatment |
| Incidents involving child abuse, animal bites, childbirth, and assault have Blank requirements in many states | Special Reporting |
| T/F The aorta is the major artery that supplies the groin and lower extremities with blood | False |
| T/F The knee is a ball and socket joint | False |
| T/F The phalanges are the bones of the fingers and toes | True |
| T/F The right atrium receives blood from the pulmonary veins | False |
| T/F There are 12 ribs that attach to the sternum | False |
| T/F Exhaled air contains 21% oxygen | False |
| T/F The spleen is a muscle that is commonly injured in abdominal blunt-trauma injures | False |
| There is/are Blank cervical vertebrae | Seven |
| The movable bone in the skull is the Blank | Mandible |
| There is a total of Blank lobes in the right and left lung | Five |
| Blank pairs of ribs attach posteriorly to the thoracic vertebrae | 12 |
| The spinal column has Blank vertebrae | 33 |
| The ankle bone is known as the Blank | Talus |
| The cerebrum, which is the largest part of the brain, is composed of four lobes: Blank | Frontal, parietal, occipital, temporal |
| The Blank space is the space between the cells | Interstitial |
| The movement of air between the lungs and the environment is called Blank | Ventilation |
| How much air is being effectively moved during ventilation and how much blood is gaining access to the alveoli is called the Blank ratio | V/Q |
| T/F The majority of elderly people live in assisted living facilities | True |
| T/F The rooting reflex takes place when an infant's lips are stroked | False |
| T/F Toddlers should have pulse rates between 90-150 bpm | True |
| T/F Men can produce sperm well into their 80's | True |
| T/F The older the patient is the larger his pupils will be | False |
| T/F Typically, antisocial behavior will peak around the age 13 | False |
| T/F Language is usually mastered by the 24th month | False |
| T/F Breastfeeding helps to boost an infant's immune system | True |
| T/F Infant respirations should be counted by watching for abdominal rise | True |
| T/F WHen questioning an adolescent about medical issue, never ask questions without a parent present | False |
| Blank adults are those who are age 19 to Blank years old | Early, 40 |
| In toddlers, the pulse rate is Blank to Blank bpm and the respiratory rate is Blank to Bank breaths/min | 90 to 150, 20 to 30 |
| Middle adults tend to focus on achieving their Blank | Life goals |
| Most elderly individuals can hear Blank and able to see Blank | Well and Clearly |