EMT 101 Final Exam Questions With
Correct Detailed AND Analyzed Answers
| (100% Verified solutions) |Questions
with Correct Answers 2026 Graded A+
how many back blows and chest thrusts should be given to a responsive
choking infant?
a)4 each
b)5 each
c)8 each
d)10 each - ANSWERS-5 each
how many abdominal thrusts are given to an unresponsive adult choking
victim by a lay rescuer?
a)none
b)2
c)5
d)10 - ANSWERS-none (hes unresponsive, do CPR)
verify no one is in contact with the victim:
,a)during analysis
b)during the shock
c)both a and b
d) it is okay to stay in contact with the victim while using an AED -
ANSWERS-both a and b
a victims chance of survival dramatically improves through:
a)early CPR
b)early defibrillation
c)hands-only CPR
d) both a and b - ANSWERS-both a and b
place the right AED pad:
a)right of the breastbone
b)just below the collar bone
c)above the right nipple
d)all of the above - ANSWERS-all of the above
which of the following are bloodborne diseases?
a)hepatitis B
b)hepatitis C
c)HIV
d)all of the above - ANSWERS-all of the above
,the ____ sage of grieving is characterized as bargaining
a)first
b)second
c)third
d)fourth - ANSWERS-third
_____ are transmitted through the air by coughing or sneezing
a) water-related diseases
b)airborne diseases
c)heart diseases
d)infectious diseases - ANSWERS-airborne diseases
Each year, one person in ___ suffers a nonfatal injury serious enough to
need medical attention or to restrict activity
a) three
b)four
c)six
d)eight - ANSWERS-four
The leading cause of death and disability in children and young adults is:
a)unintentional injuries
b)cancer
, c)heart disease
d)homicide - ANSWERS-unintentional injuries
deviating from accepted standards of care that results in further injury to
the victim is known as:
a)abandonment
b)negligence
c)carelessness
d)battery - ANSWERS-unintentional injuries
which of the following statements concerning Good Samaritan laws is true?
a)they guarantee legal protection for the first aider
b)they make litigation against against the first aider impossible
c)they protect the first aider no matter what type of care was given
d)they protect first aiders acting in good faith - ANSWERS-they protect first
aiders acting in good faith
someone must call 911 if you are unsure of the victims condition, if the
victims condition is life threatening or could become life threatening, or:
a)a victim needs the skill and equipment of EMS
b)a spinal injury is suspected
c)distance or traffic could delay getting to the hospital
d)all of the above - ANSWERS-all of the above
Correct Detailed AND Analyzed Answers
| (100% Verified solutions) |Questions
with Correct Answers 2026 Graded A+
how many back blows and chest thrusts should be given to a responsive
choking infant?
a)4 each
b)5 each
c)8 each
d)10 each - ANSWERS-5 each
how many abdominal thrusts are given to an unresponsive adult choking
victim by a lay rescuer?
a)none
b)2
c)5
d)10 - ANSWERS-none (hes unresponsive, do CPR)
verify no one is in contact with the victim:
,a)during analysis
b)during the shock
c)both a and b
d) it is okay to stay in contact with the victim while using an AED -
ANSWERS-both a and b
a victims chance of survival dramatically improves through:
a)early CPR
b)early defibrillation
c)hands-only CPR
d) both a and b - ANSWERS-both a and b
place the right AED pad:
a)right of the breastbone
b)just below the collar bone
c)above the right nipple
d)all of the above - ANSWERS-all of the above
which of the following are bloodborne diseases?
a)hepatitis B
b)hepatitis C
c)HIV
d)all of the above - ANSWERS-all of the above
,the ____ sage of grieving is characterized as bargaining
a)first
b)second
c)third
d)fourth - ANSWERS-third
_____ are transmitted through the air by coughing or sneezing
a) water-related diseases
b)airborne diseases
c)heart diseases
d)infectious diseases - ANSWERS-airborne diseases
Each year, one person in ___ suffers a nonfatal injury serious enough to
need medical attention or to restrict activity
a) three
b)four
c)six
d)eight - ANSWERS-four
The leading cause of death and disability in children and young adults is:
a)unintentional injuries
b)cancer
, c)heart disease
d)homicide - ANSWERS-unintentional injuries
deviating from accepted standards of care that results in further injury to
the victim is known as:
a)abandonment
b)negligence
c)carelessness
d)battery - ANSWERS-unintentional injuries
which of the following statements concerning Good Samaritan laws is true?
a)they guarantee legal protection for the first aider
b)they make litigation against against the first aider impossible
c)they protect the first aider no matter what type of care was given
d)they protect first aiders acting in good faith - ANSWERS-they protect first
aiders acting in good faith
someone must call 911 if you are unsure of the victims condition, if the
victims condition is life threatening or could become life threatening, or:
a)a victim needs the skill and equipment of EMS
b)a spinal injury is suspected
c)distance or traffic could delay getting to the hospital
d)all of the above - ANSWERS-all of the above
