POST TEST SET B 2025

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EMAIL

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YEAR (JR1/2/3)

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1.A 23-year-old trauma patient is unresponsive following a fall. You note snoring respirations and cyanosis. What is your initial airway intervention?

• A) Blind finger sweep
• B) Neck flexion
• C) Oropharyngeal airway insertion without checking airway patency
• D) Jaw-thrust maneuver

2.During resuscitation of a child with presumed drowning, a lone healthcare provider has delivered 2 minutes of CPR and calls for help. On return, an AED arrives. What's the immediate next step?

• A) Continue chest compressions until EMS arrives
• B) Attach AED, analyze rhythm, and follow instructions
• C) Start rescue breathing while attaching AED
• D) Wait for pediatric pads before proceeding

3.A 65-year-old woman collapses in the hospital. She is pulseless, apneic, and the monitor shows asystole. After ensuring high-quality compressions, IV access, and airway management, what is the next intervention?

• A) Administer atropine 1mg IV
• B) Attempt immediate defibrillation
• C) Administer epinephrine 1mg IV
• D) Deliver synchronized cardioversion

4.A 45-year-old is found unconscious, pulseless, with a suspected neck injury after a car crash. How should you open the airway?

• A) Head-tilt, chin-lift
• B) Jaw-thrust without head extension
• C) Hyperextend the neck
• D) Blind finger sweep

5.In single-rescuer BLS for an unresponsive adult, the correct compression-to-ventilation ratio is:

• A) 15:2
• B) 30:2
• C) 10:1
• D) 5:1