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NREMT FUTURE EMT GROUP 2026/2027 PREP
EXAM COMPLETE CURRENT TESTING
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS FOR GUARANTEED PASS/TOP-
RATED A+.
NREMT
Ace the NREMT Future EMT Group Prep Exam by mastering
foundational EMT concepts such as patient assessment, airway
and ventilation, medical and trauma emergencies, and EMS
operations. This prep highlights high-yield topics, group-based
learning scenarios, and NREMT-style questions to reinforce
teamwork and clinical judgment. It is designed for aspiring EMT
students and future EMS professionals preparing for NREMT
certification.
A 25 year old male has a gunshot wound in his right chest.
Your partner reports a weak, thready pulse. You see irregular,
slow breathing. You should first:
A. open his airway and insert an OPA
B. cover the wound with a gloved hand
C. assess for jugular vein distention
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D. assist his ventilations with a BVM attached to oxygen
...... ANSWER ....... B. cover the wound with a gloved
hand✓✓
A 19 year old male was shot in the abdomen with a small
caliber weapon. When you arrive he is conscious and upset
about being shot. He complains of no other injuries. His vital
signs are P 104, R 14, BP 108/82. You should first:
A. administer oxygen by NRB mask
B. prepare for transport
C. palpate his abdomen in all four quadrants
D. dress and bandage his wound ...... ANSWER ....... B.
prepare for transport✓✓
An unresponsive 26 year old male is found in an alley outside
a bar. His skin is pale and clammy. His vital signs are P 118,
R 16, BP 104/82, and SpO2 is 95% on room air. You should
suspect:
A. distributive shock
B. head trauma
C. hypovolemic shock
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D. intra-thoracic bleeding ...... ANSWER ....... C.
hypovolemic shock✓✓
A 56 year old female has generalized weakness and has
been outside all night in 40 degrees F weather. She is
shivering and her hands are cold to the touch. To determine
if she has hypothermia, you should:
A. take her oral temperature
B. ask her how long shes been outside
C. ask her to walk a straight line to test balance
D. insert your hand below her clothing and feel her abdomen
...... ANSWER ....... D. insert your hand below her
clothing and feel her abdomen✓✓
A patient who has cardiac tamponade will have
hypoperfusion of the brain due to a/an:
A. ventricular perfusion mismatch
B. decrease in venous return
C. loss of cardiac afterload
D. irregular heartbeat ...... ANSWER ....... C. loss of
cardiac afterload✓✓
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Which nerves arise from C3-C5 and control the diaphragm
for breathing?
A. vagal nerves
B. axillary nerves
C. phrenic nerves
D. brachial nerves ...... ANSWER ....... C. phrenic
nerves✓✓
A 56 year old male is in respiratory arrest following a head-on
car crash while not wearing a seat belt. He has significant
facial and torso trauma. You palpate an irregularity to his
cervical spine at C-4. You should suspect his arrest is due
to:
A. brain stem injury from head trauma
B. spinal cord compression above the C-4 level
C. tension pneumothorax inhibiting chest expansion
D. rupture of the diaphragm blocking inhalation ......
ANSWER ....... B. spinal cord compression above the C-4
level✓✓
NREMT FUTURE EMT GROUP 2026/2027 PREP
EXAM COMPLETE CURRENT TESTING
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS FOR GUARANTEED PASS/TOP-
RATED A+.
NREMT
Ace the NREMT Future EMT Group Prep Exam by mastering
foundational EMT concepts such as patient assessment, airway
and ventilation, medical and trauma emergencies, and EMS
operations. This prep highlights high-yield topics, group-based
learning scenarios, and NREMT-style questions to reinforce
teamwork and clinical judgment. It is designed for aspiring EMT
students and future EMS professionals preparing for NREMT
certification.
A 25 year old male has a gunshot wound in his right chest.
Your partner reports a weak, thready pulse. You see irregular,
slow breathing. You should first:
A. open his airway and insert an OPA
B. cover the wound with a gloved hand
C. assess for jugular vein distention
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D. assist his ventilations with a BVM attached to oxygen
...... ANSWER ....... B. cover the wound with a gloved
hand✓✓
A 19 year old male was shot in the abdomen with a small
caliber weapon. When you arrive he is conscious and upset
about being shot. He complains of no other injuries. His vital
signs are P 104, R 14, BP 108/82. You should first:
A. administer oxygen by NRB mask
B. prepare for transport
C. palpate his abdomen in all four quadrants
D. dress and bandage his wound ...... ANSWER ....... B.
prepare for transport✓✓
An unresponsive 26 year old male is found in an alley outside
a bar. His skin is pale and clammy. His vital signs are P 118,
R 16, BP 104/82, and SpO2 is 95% on room air. You should
suspect:
A. distributive shock
B. head trauma
C. hypovolemic shock
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D. intra-thoracic bleeding ...... ANSWER ....... C.
hypovolemic shock✓✓
A 56 year old female has generalized weakness and has
been outside all night in 40 degrees F weather. She is
shivering and her hands are cold to the touch. To determine
if she has hypothermia, you should:
A. take her oral temperature
B. ask her how long shes been outside
C. ask her to walk a straight line to test balance
D. insert your hand below her clothing and feel her abdomen
...... ANSWER ....... D. insert your hand below her
clothing and feel her abdomen✓✓
A patient who has cardiac tamponade will have
hypoperfusion of the brain due to a/an:
A. ventricular perfusion mismatch
B. decrease in venous return
C. loss of cardiac afterload
D. irregular heartbeat ...... ANSWER ....... C. loss of
cardiac afterload✓✓
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Which nerves arise from C3-C5 and control the diaphragm
for breathing?
A. vagal nerves
B. axillary nerves
C. phrenic nerves
D. brachial nerves ...... ANSWER ....... C. phrenic
nerves✓✓
A 56 year old male is in respiratory arrest following a head-on
car crash while not wearing a seat belt. He has significant
facial and torso trauma. You palpate an irregularity to his
cervical spine at C-4. You should suspect his arrest is due
to:
A. brain stem injury from head trauma
B. spinal cord compression above the C-4 level
C. tension pneumothorax inhibiting chest expansion
D. rupture of the diaphragm blocking inhalation ......
ANSWER ....... B. spinal cord compression above the C-4
level✓✓
