PBCFR PROTOCOLS ALS MEDICAL
EMERGENCIES EXAM 2 COMPREHENSIVE
STUDY SHEET 2026 SOLVED QUESTIONS
PREMIUM BUNDLE
◉ What should be done if the scene is unsafe?
Answer: Do not enter the scene.
◉ What precautions should be utilized during patient contact?
Answer: Body Substance Isolation / Universal Precautions.
◉ What does MOI stand for?
Answer: Mechanism of Injury.
◉ What should be done if the number of patients exceeds the
threshold for local mass casualty plans?
Answer: Initiate local or regional mass casualty plan.
◉ What is the procedure for trauma MOI during assessment?
Answer: Stabilize the cervical spine.
,◉ What is included in the initial assessment of a patient?
Answer: General impression, chief complaint, responsiveness,
airway, breathing, and circulation.
◉ What should be done if a patient is pulseless?
Answer: Follow appropriate cardiac arrest protocol.
◉ What is the protocol for controlling serious bleeding?
Answer: Refer to Protocol #601.
◉ What should be done for a patient with nausea?
Answer: Allow the patient to smell or sniff an open alcohol
prep/wipe.
◉ What conditions warrant oxygen administration according to the
BLS protocol?
Answer: Shock, respiratory distress, inhalation injury, suspected
stroke, chest pain, major trauma, acute change in consciousness.
◉ What is the exclusion criterion for oxygen administration?
Answer: Patient without any of the specified criteria.
, ◉ What is the recommended oxygen delivery method for patients
requiring high concentration oxygen?
Answer: Non-rebreather mask.
◉ What should be done if a pediatric patient will not tolerate a mask
or cannula?
Answer: Use blow-by oxygen via extension tubing.
◉ What are some signs of suspected child abuse?
Answer: Poor nutrition, delay in treatment, differing histories of
injury, extensive injuries from minor trauma.
◉ What should be done if elder abuse is suspected?
Answer: Treat injuries according to standard protocol and perform a
visual inspection for risk factors.
◉ What are some physical exam findings associated with elder
abuse?
Answer: Bruises in unusual areas, inadequate care, dehydration,
malnutrition.
◉ What is the protocol for questioning caregivers in suspected
abuse cases?
Answer: Do not question or accuse the caretaker.
EMERGENCIES EXAM 2 COMPREHENSIVE
STUDY SHEET 2026 SOLVED QUESTIONS
PREMIUM BUNDLE
◉ What should be done if the scene is unsafe?
Answer: Do not enter the scene.
◉ What precautions should be utilized during patient contact?
Answer: Body Substance Isolation / Universal Precautions.
◉ What does MOI stand for?
Answer: Mechanism of Injury.
◉ What should be done if the number of patients exceeds the
threshold for local mass casualty plans?
Answer: Initiate local or regional mass casualty plan.
◉ What is the procedure for trauma MOI during assessment?
Answer: Stabilize the cervical spine.
,◉ What is included in the initial assessment of a patient?
Answer: General impression, chief complaint, responsiveness,
airway, breathing, and circulation.
◉ What should be done if a patient is pulseless?
Answer: Follow appropriate cardiac arrest protocol.
◉ What is the protocol for controlling serious bleeding?
Answer: Refer to Protocol #601.
◉ What should be done for a patient with nausea?
Answer: Allow the patient to smell or sniff an open alcohol
prep/wipe.
◉ What conditions warrant oxygen administration according to the
BLS protocol?
Answer: Shock, respiratory distress, inhalation injury, suspected
stroke, chest pain, major trauma, acute change in consciousness.
◉ What is the exclusion criterion for oxygen administration?
Answer: Patient without any of the specified criteria.
, ◉ What is the recommended oxygen delivery method for patients
requiring high concentration oxygen?
Answer: Non-rebreather mask.
◉ What should be done if a pediatric patient will not tolerate a mask
or cannula?
Answer: Use blow-by oxygen via extension tubing.
◉ What are some signs of suspected child abuse?
Answer: Poor nutrition, delay in treatment, differing histories of
injury, extensive injuries from minor trauma.
◉ What should be done if elder abuse is suspected?
Answer: Treat injuries according to standard protocol and perform a
visual inspection for risk factors.
◉ What are some physical exam findings associated with elder
abuse?
Answer: Bruises in unusual areas, inadequate care, dehydration,
malnutrition.
◉ What is the protocol for questioning caregivers in suspected
abuse cases?
Answer: Do not question or accuse the caretaker.
