EMT MEDICAL FISDAP PRACTICE TEST QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS 2026
1.
Describe how epinephrine functions as a bronchodilator in the context of anaphylactic shock.
• Epinephrine relaxes the muscles in the airways, allowing for easier breathing during
anaphylactic shock.
• Epinephrine blocks the release of histamines to prevent allergic reactions.
• Epinephrine constricts blood vessels to reduce swelling in the airways.
• Epinephrine increases mucus production to protect the airways.
2.
In a scenario where a patient has liver dysfunction, which of the following complications might
arise related to clotting factors?
• Increased red blood cell count
• Increased risk of bleeding
• Decreased blood sugar levels
• Improved digestion efficiency
3.
Describe why a confused patient with cool, clammy skin is the best candidate for oral glucose
administration.
• This patient is unresponsive and cannot take oral medications.
• This patient likely has hypoglycemia and can still swallow, making oral glucose
appropriate.
• This patient is experiencing hyperglycemia and needs insulin instead.
• This patient has normal blood sugar levels and does not need glucose.
4.
Why is unilateral weakness considered a significant finding in a patient presenting with a severe
headache?
• Unilateral weakness may suggest a neurological issue, such as a stroke.
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS 2026
1.
Describe how epinephrine functions as a bronchodilator in the context of anaphylactic shock.
• Epinephrine relaxes the muscles in the airways, allowing for easier breathing during
anaphylactic shock.
• Epinephrine blocks the release of histamines to prevent allergic reactions.
• Epinephrine constricts blood vessels to reduce swelling in the airways.
• Epinephrine increases mucus production to protect the airways.
2.
In a scenario where a patient has liver dysfunction, which of the following complications might
arise related to clotting factors?
• Increased red blood cell count
• Increased risk of bleeding
• Decreased blood sugar levels
• Improved digestion efficiency
3.
Describe why a confused patient with cool, clammy skin is the best candidate for oral glucose
administration.
• This patient is unresponsive and cannot take oral medications.
• This patient likely has hypoglycemia and can still swallow, making oral glucose
appropriate.
• This patient is experiencing hyperglycemia and needs insulin instead.
• This patient has normal blood sugar levels and does not need glucose.
4.
Why is unilateral weakness considered a significant finding in a patient presenting with a severe
headache?
• Unilateral weakness may suggest a neurological issue, such as a stroke.
