OEC COMPLETE EXAM STUDY GUIDE
(PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH 100%
EXPERT GRADED A+ ANSWERS) |
GUARNATEE PASS
1. For which of the following could you be sued due to a HEPA violation?
A. Advising base of an incident's status by way of the SAILER
mnemonic
B. Responding to a phone call from a patient's employer that a patient
was indeed sent to a local hospital in the aftermath of an accident
C. Sharing with an incoming medic unit that you believe the patient may
have been using cocaine, although the patient denies it
D. Providing an incoming EMS unit with the patient's name; address;
date of birth; and other private, personal information - ANSWER
Responding to a phone call from a patient's employer that a patient
was indeed sent to a local hospital in the aftermath of an accident
2. A patient may elect not to receive treatment. Which two criteria must be
included on a Refusal of Care (or A.M.A.) form?
A.
The family's signature and the lawyers signature
B.
The patient understood the risks of refusal and accepts the risk or refused to
listen to the risks
Your answer is correct.
C.
The patient refusal to leave the hill and injury
D.
,The patient name and their religious preference - ANSWER The patient
understood the risks of refusal and accepts the risk or refused to listen to the
risks
3. In the acronym FACTUAL-OEC, the letters OEC stand for:
A.
objective, effective, and care given.
B.
organized, effective, and complete.
C.
outdoor emergency care.
D.
organized, error free, and checked. - ANSWER organized, error free, and
checked.
4. Medical responders need to be proficient in which two types of medical
communication?
A.
Verbal communication and medical terminology
B.
Written documentation and oral communication
Your answer is correct.
C.
Written documentation and radio transmissions
D.
Medical terminology and radio transmissions - ANSWER Written
documentation and oral communication
,5. Written medical communications are generally used for all of the following
except:
A.
to transmit information to the provider who is taking over care of a patient.
B.
for describing ways to improve the safety of outdoor activities.
C.
when giving press releases about mountain accidents.
Your answer is correct.
D.
for quality-improvement activities. - ANSWER when giving press releases
about mountain accidents.
6. Rather than rewriting the whole report when an error is made, which of the
following is the best method for correcting written errors on the report?
A.
Scratch the error out completely then write the correct information then initial,
date, and time the change.
B.
Erase the error then write the correct information then initial, date, and time the
change.
C.
Draw a single line through the error, then write the correct information, initial,
date and time the change.
D.
, Use white out to cover the mistake then correct the information and initial, date
and time the change. - ANSWER Draw a single line through the error, then
write the correct information, initial, date and time the change.
7. The OEC technician can verbally report to others in a timely method about
an incident using the acronym "SAILOR." The acronym is best represented
by which one of the following?
A. The patient's gender and complaints, your location, oxygen, and
blankets
B. Who you are, gender and age of the patient, the chief complaint of the
patient, your location, the equipment you need and the other resources
you need
C. The patient's name, gender, and complaints, your location, a toboggan,
and airway
D. The patroller, the patient's gender and complaints, location of the
patrol room and other patrollers. - ANSWER Who you are, gender
and age of the patient, the chief complaint of the patient, your
location, the equipment you need and the other resources you need
8. You find that you have made an error on a patient report form. How do you
best handle this?
A. Draw a single line through the error, and then initial and date it
B. Throw out the form and start a new one
C. Blacken out the incorrect information so that it is not visible to others
reading the form
D. Ignore it; once written it cannot be changed. Simply write the correct
information below it and label it "use this information," and then
initial and date it - ANSWER Draw a single line through the error,
and then initial and date it
9. Miscommunication can occur due to all but which of the following reasons?
A. The listening/speaking rate gap
B. Active listening with interactive feedback
C. Stress or data overload
(PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH 100%
EXPERT GRADED A+ ANSWERS) |
GUARNATEE PASS
1. For which of the following could you be sued due to a HEPA violation?
A. Advising base of an incident's status by way of the SAILER
mnemonic
B. Responding to a phone call from a patient's employer that a patient
was indeed sent to a local hospital in the aftermath of an accident
C. Sharing with an incoming medic unit that you believe the patient may
have been using cocaine, although the patient denies it
D. Providing an incoming EMS unit with the patient's name; address;
date of birth; and other private, personal information - ANSWER
Responding to a phone call from a patient's employer that a patient
was indeed sent to a local hospital in the aftermath of an accident
2. A patient may elect not to receive treatment. Which two criteria must be
included on a Refusal of Care (or A.M.A.) form?
A.
The family's signature and the lawyers signature
B.
The patient understood the risks of refusal and accepts the risk or refused to
listen to the risks
Your answer is correct.
C.
The patient refusal to leave the hill and injury
D.
,The patient name and their religious preference - ANSWER The patient
understood the risks of refusal and accepts the risk or refused to listen to the
risks
3. In the acronym FACTUAL-OEC, the letters OEC stand for:
A.
objective, effective, and care given.
B.
organized, effective, and complete.
C.
outdoor emergency care.
D.
organized, error free, and checked. - ANSWER organized, error free, and
checked.
4. Medical responders need to be proficient in which two types of medical
communication?
A.
Verbal communication and medical terminology
B.
Written documentation and oral communication
Your answer is correct.
C.
Written documentation and radio transmissions
D.
Medical terminology and radio transmissions - ANSWER Written
documentation and oral communication
,5. Written medical communications are generally used for all of the following
except:
A.
to transmit information to the provider who is taking over care of a patient.
B.
for describing ways to improve the safety of outdoor activities.
C.
when giving press releases about mountain accidents.
Your answer is correct.
D.
for quality-improvement activities. - ANSWER when giving press releases
about mountain accidents.
6. Rather than rewriting the whole report when an error is made, which of the
following is the best method for correcting written errors on the report?
A.
Scratch the error out completely then write the correct information then initial,
date, and time the change.
B.
Erase the error then write the correct information then initial, date, and time the
change.
C.
Draw a single line through the error, then write the correct information, initial,
date and time the change.
D.
, Use white out to cover the mistake then correct the information and initial, date
and time the change. - ANSWER Draw a single line through the error, then
write the correct information, initial, date and time the change.
7. The OEC technician can verbally report to others in a timely method about
an incident using the acronym "SAILOR." The acronym is best represented
by which one of the following?
A. The patient's gender and complaints, your location, oxygen, and
blankets
B. Who you are, gender and age of the patient, the chief complaint of the
patient, your location, the equipment you need and the other resources
you need
C. The patient's name, gender, and complaints, your location, a toboggan,
and airway
D. The patroller, the patient's gender and complaints, location of the
patrol room and other patrollers. - ANSWER Who you are, gender
and age of the patient, the chief complaint of the patient, your
location, the equipment you need and the other resources you need
8. You find that you have made an error on a patient report form. How do you
best handle this?
A. Draw a single line through the error, and then initial and date it
B. Throw out the form and start a new one
C. Blacken out the incorrect information so that it is not visible to others
reading the form
D. Ignore it; once written it cannot be changed. Simply write the correct
information below it and label it "use this information," and then
initial and date it - ANSWER Draw a single line through the error,
and then initial and date it
9. Miscommunication can occur due to all but which of the following reasons?
A. The listening/speaking rate gap
B. Active listening with interactive feedback
C. Stress or data overload
