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EMT Chapter 1

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 18hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Scope of Practice

a)
Scope of Practice outlines the dress code for professionals.
b)
Scope of Practice refers to the financial earnings of a professional.
c)

Scope of Practice defines the care you are legally able to provide for the patient

d)
Scope of Practice is a type of medical insurance.
2.

Develops Protocol and standing orders

a)
Clinical Supervisor
b)
Healthcare Administrator
c)
Medical Director
d)
Chief Medical Officer
3.

Online

a)

Telephone/ radio communication

b)

standing orders/ protocol

4.

Offline

a)

Telephone/ radio communication

b)

standing orders/ protocol

5.

Who is responsible for maintaining, updating and expanding your knowledge skills

a)

National registry

b)

the government

c)

You

d)

Medical Director

6.

Scene Safety

a)

Determine whether it is safe to proceed

b)

Determine wheter additional resources are needed

c)

Identitfy the initial approach to mitigate the emergency

d)

all of the above

7.

Can you take care of a minor without a parent on scent

a)

Yes (In all states)

b)

No - only if parent is on scene or can be contacted

c)

Only in certain states

8.

What is an emancipated minor

a)
An emancipated minor is a minor who is legally recognized as an adult.
b)
A minor who has been adopted by an adult.
c)
A minor who is allowed to vote in elections.
d)
A minor who has been declared legally insane.
9.

HOw many hours of training does an EMT need

a)
120 to 150 hours
b)
80 to 100 hours
c)
200 to 250 hours
d)
50 to 70 hours
10.

How many hours of training does at AEMT need

a)
150 hours
b)
500 hours
c)
200 hours
d)

200-400 hours

11.

HOw many hours of training does a paramedic need

a)
500 to 700 hours
b)
1200 to 1800 hours
c)

1100 to 1300 hours

d)
2000 to 2500 hours
12.

What is Emergency Medical Service system

a)
The Emergency Medical Service system is a coordinated network that delivers emergency medical care and transportation.
b)
A service for scheduling non-emergency appointments
c)
A network for delivering groceries
d)
A system for routine medical check-ups
13.

What is certification

a)

Used to ensure all health care providers have at least the same basic knowlege and skill

b)

The process by which states ensure applicant competency in an examination setting

14.

What is Licensure

a)

Used to ensure all health care providers have at least the same basic knowlege and skill

b)

The process by which states ensure applicant competency in an examination setting

15.

Very basic training and provides care before ambulance arrives

a)

Emergency medical responder

b)

Emergency medical technician

c)

Adnvanced EMT

d)

Paramedic

16.

Trained in some advanced life support: IVs and administration of emergency

medicine

a)

Emergency medical responder

b)

Emergency medical technician

c)

Adnvanced EMT

d)

Paramedic

17.

Has training in basic life support (BLS) including automated external

defibrillation (AED), use of airway adjuncts, and assisting with certain

medication

a)

Emergency medical responder

b)

Emergency medical technician

c)

Adnvanced EMT

d)

Paramedic

18.

Extensive training in ALS, including endotracheal intubation, emergency

pharmacology, cardiac monitoring, and other advanced assessment and treatment

skills

a)

Emergency medical responder

b)

Emergency medical technician

c)

Adnvanced EMT

d)

Paramedic

19.

Most state’s requirements follow or exceed guidelines recommended by

a)

American Medical Association

b)

National Highway Traffic Safety Administation

c)

NREMT

d)

OSHA

20.

Involves awareness of scene safety and a big-picture awareness of overall situation.

Primary job is to ensure it is as safe as possible.

a)

Scene size-up

b)

Patient assessment

c)

Treatment

d)

Packagin

21.

It is the foundation of every EMS call, must determine what is wrong with the patient

a)

Scene size-up

b)

Patient assessment

c)

Treatment

d)

Packagin

22.

EMTs can provide oxygenation and medication therapies. Control bleeding and assist

in childbirth

a)

Scene size-up

b)

Patient assessment

c)

Treatment

d)

Packagin

23.

how to transport patients with a wide variety of illnesses and injuries

a)

Scene size-up

b)

Patient assessment

c)

Treatment

d)

Packagin

24.

To get Licensure requirements it usually includes

a)

High school diploma and driver license

b)

Immunization record, back ground check, and drug scrrening

c)

Complete BLS and CPR course and completion of state approve EMT course and exam

d)

All of the above

25.

States have requirements prohibiting people with certain legal infractions from becoming

EMS providers

a)
True
b)
False
26.

What is a Medical Director

a)

A Medical Director is a physician who oversees clinical operations in the field

b)
A Medical Director is a technician who operates medical equipment.
c)
A Medical Director is a financial advisor for healthcare facilities.
d)
A Medical Director is a nurse who manages patient records.
27.

What is Medical Control

a)
Medical control is a type of insurance for patients.
b)
Medical control refers to the equipment used in surgeries.
c)
Medical control is the process of billing for medical services.
d)
Medical control is the oversight and guidance provided by a physician to EMS personnel.
28.

What are the types of Medical Control

a)
Emergency medical control
b)
Remote medical supervision
c)
The types of Medical Control are online medical control and offline medical control.
d)
Patient-initiated medical control
29.

What is Mobile integrated Healthcare (MIH)

a)
Mobile Integrated Healthcare (MIH) is a healthcare delivery model that utilizes mobile technology to provide integrated care in the community.
b)
A method for delivering healthcare exclusively through telemedicine.
c)
A system that only provides emergency care in hospitals.
d)
A traditional healthcare model that does not use technology.
30.

What is Quality Control

a)
Quality Control is a method for marketing products.
b)
Quality Control is a financial auditing process.
c)

Quality Control is a strategy for patient management management.

d)

Quality Control is a process to ensure caring for patients meet appropriate standards

31.

Who oversees Quality Control

a)

Medical Director

b)

EMT

c)

Paramedics

d)

you

32.

What is Continuous Quality Improvement for EMS

a)
Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) for EMS is a systematic approach to improving the quality of emergency medical services.
b)
A method for reducing costs in EMS
c)
A training program for EMS personnel
d)
A regulatory requirement for EMS operations
33.

What are Rules-based errors is EMS

a)

Rules-based errors in EMS are mistakes made by not following scope of practice

b)
Errors caused by equipment malfunction
c)
Errors due to lack of training on equipment
d)
Mistakes made by following protocols too closely
34.

What is Knowledge based failure in EMS systme

a)
Errors caused by technical malfunctions in the EMS system.
b)
Failures due to lack of training for EMS personnel.
c)
Mistakes resulting from miscommunication between team members.
d)
Knowledge-based failure in EMS refers to errors arising from reliance on faulty or insufficient information.
35.

What is skills based failure in EMS systme

a)

Skills-based failure in EMS refers to errors resulting from operating equipment improperly

b)
Mistakes made from incorrect patient assessment techniques.
c)
Failures due to equipment malfunction during emergencies.
d)
Errors caused by lack of communication among team members.
36.

What are the Professional Attributes of EMT's

a)
Strong communication skills, critical thinking, physical stamina, empathy, ability to work under pressure.
b)
Ability to perform magic tricks
c)
Excellent cooking skills
d)
Advanced computer programming