EMT FINAL 200 QUESTIONS
CORRECT ANSWERS 2026 PRACTICE
PAPER QUESTIONS ANSWERS
ACCURATE A+
◉ hypertensive.
Answer: having high blood pressure
◉ flunitrazepam.
Answer: a sedative drug commonly known as Rohypnol
◉ pediatric assessment triangle (PAT).
Answer: a tool used to assess pediatric patients, consisting of
appearance, work of breathing, and skin circulation
◉ emergency dispatcher (EMD).
Answer: a unique role responsible for providing callers with life-saving
instructions
◉ diaphoresis.
Answer: excessive sweating
◉ radial pulse.
Answer: the pulse felt at the wrist
,◉ portable oxygen cylinder capacity.
Answer: should have a minimum capacity of 500 L of oxygen
◉ medical alert bracelet.
Answer: a bracelet indicating a patient's medical conditions or allergies
◉ normal gas exchange.
Answer: oxygen and carbon dioxide diffused across the alveolar walls
and capillaries
◉ CDC immunizations.
Answer: recommended vaccinations including a t-dap booster every 10
years
◉ pelvic inflammatory disease.
Answer: a condition that increases a woman's risk for ectopic pregnancy
◉ type 2 diabetes.
Answer: a chronic condition affecting the way the body processes blood
sugar (glucose)
◉ unresponsive patient.
Answer: a patient who does not respond to stimuli
, ◉ transport without delay.
Answer: to move a patient to a medical facility as quickly as possible
◉ confused patient.
Answer: a patient who is not aware of their surroundings or situation
◉ severe vomiting and diarrhea.
Answer: a condition that can lead to dehydration and requires immediate
medical attention
◉ blood pressure 78/50 mm Hg.
Answer: indicates hypotension, which can be life-threatening
◉ pulse rate 120 beats/min.
Answer: indicates tachycardia, which can be a sign of distress
◉ respiratory rate 24 breaths/min.
Answer: indicates tachypnea, which can be a sign of respiratory distress
◉ high flow oxygen.
Answer: oxygen delivered at a higher concentration to patients in
respiratory distress
CORRECT ANSWERS 2026 PRACTICE
PAPER QUESTIONS ANSWERS
ACCURATE A+
◉ hypertensive.
Answer: having high blood pressure
◉ flunitrazepam.
Answer: a sedative drug commonly known as Rohypnol
◉ pediatric assessment triangle (PAT).
Answer: a tool used to assess pediatric patients, consisting of
appearance, work of breathing, and skin circulation
◉ emergency dispatcher (EMD).
Answer: a unique role responsible for providing callers with life-saving
instructions
◉ diaphoresis.
Answer: excessive sweating
◉ radial pulse.
Answer: the pulse felt at the wrist
,◉ portable oxygen cylinder capacity.
Answer: should have a minimum capacity of 500 L of oxygen
◉ medical alert bracelet.
Answer: a bracelet indicating a patient's medical conditions or allergies
◉ normal gas exchange.
Answer: oxygen and carbon dioxide diffused across the alveolar walls
and capillaries
◉ CDC immunizations.
Answer: recommended vaccinations including a t-dap booster every 10
years
◉ pelvic inflammatory disease.
Answer: a condition that increases a woman's risk for ectopic pregnancy
◉ type 2 diabetes.
Answer: a chronic condition affecting the way the body processes blood
sugar (glucose)
◉ unresponsive patient.
Answer: a patient who does not respond to stimuli
, ◉ transport without delay.
Answer: to move a patient to a medical facility as quickly as possible
◉ confused patient.
Answer: a patient who is not aware of their surroundings or situation
◉ severe vomiting and diarrhea.
Answer: a condition that can lead to dehydration and requires immediate
medical attention
◉ blood pressure 78/50 mm Hg.
Answer: indicates hypotension, which can be life-threatening
◉ pulse rate 120 beats/min.
Answer: indicates tachycardia, which can be a sign of distress
◉ respiratory rate 24 breaths/min.
Answer: indicates tachypnea, which can be a sign of respiratory distress
◉ high flow oxygen.
Answer: oxygen delivered at a higher concentration to patients in
respiratory distress
