JB Learning EMT Midterm Exam REVISED EXAM,MOST
RECENT EXAM 2026-2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+ / NEWEST EXAM /JUST RELEASED!!
A man was found unresponsive in his bed at home. There is no evidence of
injury, and the patient's medical history is not known. The patient's face is
cherry red, yet the pulse oximeter reads 98%. Which of the following would
MOST likely explain this?
A. Increased body temperature
B. Cold extremities
C. Severe pulmonary edema
D. Carbon monoxide poisoning
D. Carbon monoxide poisoning
,A 49-year-old male presents with confusion, sweating, and visual
hallucinations. The patient's wife tells you that he is a heavy drinker and that he
might have had a seizure shortly before your arrival. This patient is most likely
experiencing:
A. acute hypovolemia.
B. acute schizophrenia.
C. delirium tremens.
D. alcohol intoxication.
C. Delirium tremens
When treating a patient with chest pain, you should assume that he or she is
having an AMI because:
A. angina usually occurs after an AMI.
B. most patients with chest pain are experiencing an AMI.
C. angina and AMI present identically.
D. the cause of the pain cannot be diagnosed in the field.
D. The cause of the pain cannot be diagnosed in the field.
,A patient with a history of schizophrenia called EMS because he was
experiencing abdominal pain. When law enforcement arrived, the patient became
violent,
necessitating the placement of handcuffs. When you assess the patient, he tells
you that killing someone will make his abdominal pain go away. His vital signs
are stable. How
should you manage this situation?
Select one:
A. Request that a police officer transport him to the hospital.
B. Refuse to transport the patient because of his homicidal threat.
C. Transport the patient in a prone position on the stretcher.
D. Request a police officer to accompany you in the ambulance.
D. Request a police officer to accompany you in the ambulance.
A 35-year-old obese woman is complaining of localized pain in the right upper
quadrant with referred pain to the right shoulder. The MOST likely cause of her
pain is:
A. acute cholecystitis.
B. Acute cystitis.
C. pancreatitis.
D. appendicitis.
A. Acute cholecystitis
, A 50-year-old male was stung by a honeybee approximately 15 minutes ago.
He presents with respiratory distress, facial swelling, and hypotension.
After placing him on oxygen and administering his epinephrine via auto-injector,
you
note that his breathing has improved. Additionally, his facial swelling is resolving
and his blood pressure is stable.
Your next action should be to:
Select one:
•)
A. reassess his breathing and blood pressure in 15 minutes.
B. record the time and dose of the injection and transport promptly.
C. notify medical control of the patient's response to your treatment.
D. visualize his airway to assess for oropharyngeal swelling.
B. Record the time and dose of the injection and transport promptly.
Subcutaneous injections deliver the medication:
A. through the mucosa under the tongue.
B. directly into the muscle tissue.
C. between the skin and the muscle.
D. below the first layer of muscle.
C. Between the skin and the muscle
RECENT EXAM 2026-2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+ / NEWEST EXAM /JUST RELEASED!!
A man was found unresponsive in his bed at home. There is no evidence of
injury, and the patient's medical history is not known. The patient's face is
cherry red, yet the pulse oximeter reads 98%. Which of the following would
MOST likely explain this?
A. Increased body temperature
B. Cold extremities
C. Severe pulmonary edema
D. Carbon monoxide poisoning
D. Carbon monoxide poisoning
,A 49-year-old male presents with confusion, sweating, and visual
hallucinations. The patient's wife tells you that he is a heavy drinker and that he
might have had a seizure shortly before your arrival. This patient is most likely
experiencing:
A. acute hypovolemia.
B. acute schizophrenia.
C. delirium tremens.
D. alcohol intoxication.
C. Delirium tremens
When treating a patient with chest pain, you should assume that he or she is
having an AMI because:
A. angina usually occurs after an AMI.
B. most patients with chest pain are experiencing an AMI.
C. angina and AMI present identically.
D. the cause of the pain cannot be diagnosed in the field.
D. The cause of the pain cannot be diagnosed in the field.
,A patient with a history of schizophrenia called EMS because he was
experiencing abdominal pain. When law enforcement arrived, the patient became
violent,
necessitating the placement of handcuffs. When you assess the patient, he tells
you that killing someone will make his abdominal pain go away. His vital signs
are stable. How
should you manage this situation?
Select one:
A. Request that a police officer transport him to the hospital.
B. Refuse to transport the patient because of his homicidal threat.
C. Transport the patient in a prone position on the stretcher.
D. Request a police officer to accompany you in the ambulance.
D. Request a police officer to accompany you in the ambulance.
A 35-year-old obese woman is complaining of localized pain in the right upper
quadrant with referred pain to the right shoulder. The MOST likely cause of her
pain is:
A. acute cholecystitis.
B. Acute cystitis.
C. pancreatitis.
D. appendicitis.
A. Acute cholecystitis
, A 50-year-old male was stung by a honeybee approximately 15 minutes ago.
He presents with respiratory distress, facial swelling, and hypotension.
After placing him on oxygen and administering his epinephrine via auto-injector,
you
note that his breathing has improved. Additionally, his facial swelling is resolving
and his blood pressure is stable.
Your next action should be to:
Select one:
•)
A. reassess his breathing and blood pressure in 15 minutes.
B. record the time and dose of the injection and transport promptly.
C. notify medical control of the patient's response to your treatment.
D. visualize his airway to assess for oropharyngeal swelling.
B. Record the time and dose of the injection and transport promptly.
Subcutaneous injections deliver the medication:
A. through the mucosa under the tongue.
B. directly into the muscle tissue.
C. between the skin and the muscle.
D. below the first layer of muscle.
C. Between the skin and the muscle
