LAST ITLS EXAM PREP EXAM
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+ [LATEST 2026-
2027] 100% GUARANTEED
PASS
A 16 y/0 female is recued from a burning house. She has 25% partial thickness burns , and the
burned areas are hot to the touch. What is the appropriate treatment?
A.) Apply clean water to the burned areas for up to 5-10 mins
B.) Do o not apply anything to the burned areas other than clean sheets
C.) Apply ice to burned areas until cool to the touch
D.) Apply ice water to burned area until cool to the touch - CORRECT ANSWER-A.) Apply clean
water to burned areas for up to5- 10 mins
The purpose of (ITLS )primary survey is to:
A.) Establish measured base line vital singes?
B.) Determine if the patient has any medical allergies?
c.) Identify all immediate life threats within the first 2 minutes
D.) Obtain a detailed medical history - CORRECT ANSWER-C.) Identify all immediate life threats
within the first two minutes.
, A 52 y/o male has an isolated knee dislocation. He is alert and oriented , BP 144/84, P 88, R 20.
Pulses distal to the location are absent. You have an extended transport time . you should:
A.) Place patient in Trendelenburg position
B.) Flex the knee and splint to the opposite leg
C.) Splint injury in position found
D.) Gently apply traction in an effort to realign the extremity to restore pulses. - CORRECT
ANSWER-D.) Gently apply traction in an effort to realign the extremity restore pulses.
Supine hypotension syndrome in the pregnant patient is caused by - CORRECT ANSWER-C.)
Uterine obstruction of Venus blood flow
As intracerebral pressure rises, after an isolated head injury, what does the systolic blood
pressure do?
A. Stays the same
B. Decreases
C. Changes randomly
D. C. Increases - CORRECT ANSWER-D Increases
Which of the following statements regarding SPO2 is correct - CORRECT ANSWER-D.) You should
try and maintain a pulse oximeter reading of 95% or higher
What is the most common cause of cardiopulmonary arrest. - CORRECT ANSWER-A hypoxemia
You note during an ITLS reassessment exam that the trauma patient develops shallow and rapid
breathing; cyanosis and weak rapid carotid pulse with distended neck veins ; and diminished
beath sounds on the right you should
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+ [LATEST 2026-
2027] 100% GUARANTEED
PASS
A 16 y/0 female is recued from a burning house. She has 25% partial thickness burns , and the
burned areas are hot to the touch. What is the appropriate treatment?
A.) Apply clean water to the burned areas for up to 5-10 mins
B.) Do o not apply anything to the burned areas other than clean sheets
C.) Apply ice to burned areas until cool to the touch
D.) Apply ice water to burned area until cool to the touch - CORRECT ANSWER-A.) Apply clean
water to burned areas for up to5- 10 mins
The purpose of (ITLS )primary survey is to:
A.) Establish measured base line vital singes?
B.) Determine if the patient has any medical allergies?
c.) Identify all immediate life threats within the first 2 minutes
D.) Obtain a detailed medical history - CORRECT ANSWER-C.) Identify all immediate life threats
within the first two minutes.
, A 52 y/o male has an isolated knee dislocation. He is alert and oriented , BP 144/84, P 88, R 20.
Pulses distal to the location are absent. You have an extended transport time . you should:
A.) Place patient in Trendelenburg position
B.) Flex the knee and splint to the opposite leg
C.) Splint injury in position found
D.) Gently apply traction in an effort to realign the extremity to restore pulses. - CORRECT
ANSWER-D.) Gently apply traction in an effort to realign the extremity restore pulses.
Supine hypotension syndrome in the pregnant patient is caused by - CORRECT ANSWER-C.)
Uterine obstruction of Venus blood flow
As intracerebral pressure rises, after an isolated head injury, what does the systolic blood
pressure do?
A. Stays the same
B. Decreases
C. Changes randomly
D. C. Increases - CORRECT ANSWER-D Increases
Which of the following statements regarding SPO2 is correct - CORRECT ANSWER-D.) You should
try and maintain a pulse oximeter reading of 95% or higher
What is the most common cause of cardiopulmonary arrest. - CORRECT ANSWER-A hypoxemia
You note during an ITLS reassessment exam that the trauma patient develops shallow and rapid
breathing; cyanosis and weak rapid carotid pulse with distended neck veins ; and diminished
beath sounds on the right you should
