EMT-b Medical Assessment (Revised)
-
First step...
-
BSI
-
General Impression
-
MOI/ Nature of Illness
-
C-Spine
-
Request additional
-
This revised EMT-B Medical Assessment quiz tests steps and procedures in emergency medical response, designed for EMT training and certification.
Quiz Preview
- 2.
Second step...
-
Scene Safe
Correct Answer
A. Scene Safe -
- 3.
Third Step...
-
MOI
-
Nature of Illness
Correct Answer(s)
A. MOI
A. Nature of IllnessExplanation
The given answer, MOI (Mechanism of Injury) and Nature of Illness, suggests that in the third step of a process or procedure, both the mechanism of injury and the nature of the illness should be considered. This means that when assessing a patient or situation, it is important to understand how the injury occurred (mechanism) and the specific characteristics or details of the illness (nature). By considering both factors, healthcare professionals can gather important information to make informed decisions and provide appropriate care or treatment.Rate this question:
-
- 4.
Step 4...
-
Number of patients
Correct Answer
A. Number of patients -
- 5.
Step 5...
-
Request additional help
-
Call ALS
-
Consider need for additional help
Correct Answer(s)
A. Request additional help
A. Call ALS
A. Consider need for additional helpExplanation
The correct answer is to request additional help, call ALS, and consider the need for additional help. This sequence of steps suggests that when facing a situation that requires assistance, the first step is to request additional help. Then, it is important to call ALS (Advanced Life Support), which refers to a specialized medical team that can provide advanced medical care and interventions. Finally, it is necessary to consider if further assistance is required, indicating the importance of continuously assessing the situation and the patient's needs.Rate this question:
-
- 6.
Step 6...
-
C-spine stabilization
-
C-spine
Correct Answer(s)
A. C-spine stabilization
A. C-spineExplanation
The correct answer is C-spine stabilization. C-spine refers to the cervical spine, which is the uppermost part of the spine consisting of the neck vertebrae. Stabilization refers to the process of immobilizing or securing the spine to prevent further injury or damage. In medical emergencies, such as trauma or suspected spinal cord injury, C-spine stabilization is crucial to prevent any movement that could potentially worsen the condition. This can be achieved through various methods, such as using a cervical collar or manually stabilizing the neck.Rate this question:
-
- 7.
Step 7...
-
General impression
Correct Answer
A. General impressionExplanation
The correct answer is "General impression" because in step 7, the question is asking for a general impression of something. This implies that the answer should be a broad and overall assessment or opinion rather than specific details or observations.Rate this question:
-
- 8.
Step 8...
-
Level of responsiveness
-
AVPU
Correct Answer(s)
A. Level of responsiveness
A. AVPUExplanation
The answer "Level of responsiveness, AVPU" refers to the AVPU scale, which is used to assess a person's level of consciousness and responsiveness. AVPU stands for Alert, Verbal, Pain, and Unresponsive, which are the different levels of responsiveness that can be observed in a person. This scale is commonly used in medical and emergency settings to quickly determine a person's level of consciousness and guide further assessment and treatment.Rate this question:
-
- 9.
Step 9...
-
Chief complaint
Correct Answer
A. Chief complaint -
- 10.
Step 10... Airway and breathing steps...
-
Assessment
Correct Answer
A. Assessment -
- 11.
Step 10... Airway and breathing...
-
Assures adequate ventilation
Correct Answer
A. Assures adequate ventilationExplanation
This answer suggests that step 10 in the given context, which is related to airway and breathing, ensures that there is sufficient ventilation. This means that the actions or procedures performed in step 10 help to maintain or improve the flow of air into and out of the lungs, ensuring that the individual is able to breathe properly. It is important to prioritize and address any issues related to the airway and breathing to ensure the person's overall well-being and health.Rate this question:
-
- 12.
Step 11...
-
Circulation
Correct Answer
A. Circulation -
- 13.
Step 11... Circulation
-
Control major bleeding
Correct Answer
A. Control major bleedingExplanation
The correct answer is to control major bleeding. In step 11, the focus is on circulation, which includes ensuring that there is no major bleeding that could be causing a decrease in blood flow. By controlling major bleeding, it helps to stabilize the patient's condition and prevent further complications.Rate this question:
-
- 14.
Step 11... Circulation
-
Pulse
Correct Answer
A. Pulse -
- 15.
Skin: check...
-
Color, temperature, and condition
-
Color, temp, condition
-
Color, temp, and condition
Correct Answer(s)
A. Color, temperature, and condition
A. Color, temp, condition
A. Color, temp, and conditionExplanation
The skin can be checked for three main factors: color, temperature, and condition. Color refers to the overall pigmentation of the skin, which can indicate certain health conditions. Temperature refers to whether the skin feels warm or cool to the touch, which can also provide information about circulation and overall health. Lastly, condition refers to the overall appearance and texture of the skin, including any abnormalities, rashes, or lesions. By checking these three factors, one can gain insight into the health and well-being of an individual's skin.Rate this question:
-
- 16.
Step 12...
-
Transport decision
Correct Answer
A. Transport decision -
- 17.
Step 13...
-
Signs and symptoms
Correct Answer
A. Signs and symptoms -
- 18.
Step 14...
-
Allergies
Correct Answer
A. Allergies -
- 19.
Step 15...
-
Medications
Correct Answer
A. Medications -
- 20.
Step 16...
-
Past pertinent history
Correct Answer
A. Past pertinent history -
- 21.
Step 17...
-
Last oral intake
Correct Answer
A. Last oral intake -
- 22.
Step 19...
-
Focused physical exam
Correct Answer
A. Focused physical exam -
- 23.
Step 20...
-
Baseline vitals
-
Vitals
Correct Answer(s)
A. Baseline vitals
A. Vitals -
- 24.
Step 21...
-
Interventions
Correct Answer
A. Interventions -
- 25.
Step 22...
-
Transport
Correct Answer
A. Transport -
- 26.
Step 23...
-
Considers a detailed physical exam
-
Detailed physical exam
Correct Answer(s)
A. Considers a detailed physical exam
A. Detailed physical exam -
- 27.
Step 24...
-
Repeats initial assessment
-
Reassess ABC's
-
ABC
-
Repeat initial assessment
Correct Answer(s)
A. Repeats initial assessment
A. Reassess ABC's
A. ABC
A. Repeat initial assessmentExplanation
The answer suggests that in step 24, the initial assessment is repeated, followed by reassessing ABC's. After that, the ABC's are assessed again, and finally, the initial assessment is repeated once more. This sequence of actions is repeated in this order.Rate this question:
-
- 28.
Step 25...
-
Repeats vitals
-
Repeat vitals
Correct Answer(s)
A. Repeats vitals
A. Repeat vitalsExplanation
The phrase "Repeats vitals, repeat vitals" suggests that the person is performing the action of repeating vitals. The repetition of the phrase emphasizes the importance and urgency of the task. It is likely that the person is in a medical or emergency situation where it is crucial to accurately monitor and assess the patient's vital signs.Rate this question:
-
- 29.
Step 26...
-
Repeats focused assessment
-
Repeat focused assessment
Correct Answer(s)
A. Repeats focused assessment
A. Repeat focused assessmentExplanation
The correct answer is "Repeats focused assessment, repeat focused assessment." This answer suggests that the step involves repeating a focused assessment, which means conducting a thorough examination or evaluation of a specific area or issue. The repetition indicates that this assessment is done more than once, possibly to ensure accuracy or monitor changes over time.Rate this question:
-
Quiz Review Timeline (Updated): Mar 21, 2022 +
Our quizzes are rigorously reviewed, monitored and continuously updated by our expert board to maintain accuracy, relevance, and timeliness.
-
Current Version
-
Mar 21, 2022Quiz Edited by
ProProfs Editorial Team -
Mar 29, 2008Quiz Created by
Smr121988
Back to top