General Rules and Info for ProQA
(Both EMD & EFD) Exam Questions &
Answers (Grade A+)
The 4 Priority
Symptoms -
correct answer ✅* Abnormal breathing
* Chest Pain
* Decreased Level of Consciousness
* Serious Hemorrhage
Pre Question Qualifier / Pre Instruction Qualifier -
correct answer ✅*Word in parentheses at the beginning of a
question.
*Should only be read if the condition has been met.
*Eg. (Snakebite) Where is the snake now? -- If the caller wasn't
bitten by a snake the condition hasn't been met.
Clarifier -
correct answer ✅*Should only be used when the caller does not
understand the word or phrase.
*The words should never be used together.
*Eg. Is she completely alert (responding appropriately)?
, General Rules and Info for ProQA
(Both EMD & EFD) Exam Questions &
Answers (Grade A+)
Alternatives -
correct answer ✅*Words or phrases separated by a forward slash
(/).
*Alternatives allow you to select the word or phrase that best fits
the situation.
*In many cases using both of the words or phrases may be
appropriate.
Eg. s/he - if you know the caller is male or female you can use the
appropriate pronoun.
Eg. How many other people are hurt/sick?
If the caller is reporting an injury - use hurt
If the caller is reporting an illness - use sick
If it's unclear use the phrase "hurt or sick"
Circumstantial or Optional Text -
correct answer ✅*Elements of questions or instructions that may
be optional or appropriate only in specific circumstances.
*Marked in parentheses or brackets.
*Eg. (If it's too dangerous to stay where you are, and you think you
can leave safely,) get away and call us from somewhere safe.
(Both EMD & EFD) Exam Questions &
Answers (Grade A+)
The 4 Priority
Symptoms -
correct answer ✅* Abnormal breathing
* Chest Pain
* Decreased Level of Consciousness
* Serious Hemorrhage
Pre Question Qualifier / Pre Instruction Qualifier -
correct answer ✅*Word in parentheses at the beginning of a
question.
*Should only be read if the condition has been met.
*Eg. (Snakebite) Where is the snake now? -- If the caller wasn't
bitten by a snake the condition hasn't been met.
Clarifier -
correct answer ✅*Should only be used when the caller does not
understand the word or phrase.
*The words should never be used together.
*Eg. Is she completely alert (responding appropriately)?
, General Rules and Info for ProQA
(Both EMD & EFD) Exam Questions &
Answers (Grade A+)
Alternatives -
correct answer ✅*Words or phrases separated by a forward slash
(/).
*Alternatives allow you to select the word or phrase that best fits
the situation.
*In many cases using both of the words or phrases may be
appropriate.
Eg. s/he - if you know the caller is male or female you can use the
appropriate pronoun.
Eg. How many other people are hurt/sick?
If the caller is reporting an injury - use hurt
If the caller is reporting an illness - use sick
If it's unclear use the phrase "hurt or sick"
Circumstantial or Optional Text -
correct answer ✅*Elements of questions or instructions that may
be optional or appropriate only in specific circumstances.
*Marked in parentheses or brackets.
*Eg. (If it's too dangerous to stay where you are, and you think you
can leave safely,) get away and call us from somewhere safe.
