Emergency First Response Knowledge Review Program
Standards Test 2024 Questions and Answers Complete
Emergency First Response Primary Care (CPR) and Secondary Care (First Aid)
courses are medically based, following the same priorities of care used by
professional emergency care providers.
True
The Emergency First Response Primary Care (CPR) course focuses on
emergency care for _________________________ situations and teaches
Emergency Responders to use the _______________________ to continually
monitor a patients medical status.
life threatening, cycle of care
The Emergency First Response Secondary Care (First Aid) course covers
secondary patient assessment assuming that Emergency Medical Services
personnel are immediately available.
False, its for when they are delayed or unavailable.
Key features of the Emergency First Response program learning philosophy
include:
Establishing retention through repetition and practice.
Providing a low-stress educational environment.
Creating an encouraging atmosphere that focuses on positive reinforcement.
Increasing knowledge retention through content simplification and independent study.
Goals for both the Emergency First Response Primary Care (CPR) and Secondary
Care (First Aid) course include:
Provide a learning environment that reduces participant anxiety, guilt and fear of
imperfect performance.
Increase the percentage of CPR and first-aid trained laypersons who use their skills
without hesitation to assist those in need.
Combine CPR and first aid into one simple Emergency Responder protocol that
promotes long term memory retention.
Teach an internationally consistent course flexible enough to accommodate regional
CPR and first aid protocols and cultural differences.
After successfully completing the Emergency First Response Primary Care (CPR)
course, participants should be able to:
Perform a scene assessment and use barriers appropriately.
Perform a patient responsiveness check and alert EMS at the appropriate time within
the primary care sequence.
Determine when CPR is appropriate and perform one rescuer, Adult CPR.
Explain the importance and timeliness of defibrillation within the CPR protocol.
After successfully completing the EFR Secondary Care (First Aid) course,
participants should be able to perform initial and ongoing assessments of an
injured or ill person when EMS personnel will be delayed.
True
The EFR Primary Care (CPR) and Secondary Care (First Aid) courses are divided
into what three segments?
Standards Test 2024 Questions and Answers Complete
Emergency First Response Primary Care (CPR) and Secondary Care (First Aid)
courses are medically based, following the same priorities of care used by
professional emergency care providers.
True
The Emergency First Response Primary Care (CPR) course focuses on
emergency care for _________________________ situations and teaches
Emergency Responders to use the _______________________ to continually
monitor a patients medical status.
life threatening, cycle of care
The Emergency First Response Secondary Care (First Aid) course covers
secondary patient assessment assuming that Emergency Medical Services
personnel are immediately available.
False, its for when they are delayed or unavailable.
Key features of the Emergency First Response program learning philosophy
include:
Establishing retention through repetition and practice.
Providing a low-stress educational environment.
Creating an encouraging atmosphere that focuses on positive reinforcement.
Increasing knowledge retention through content simplification and independent study.
Goals for both the Emergency First Response Primary Care (CPR) and Secondary
Care (First Aid) course include:
Provide a learning environment that reduces participant anxiety, guilt and fear of
imperfect performance.
Increase the percentage of CPR and first-aid trained laypersons who use their skills
without hesitation to assist those in need.
Combine CPR and first aid into one simple Emergency Responder protocol that
promotes long term memory retention.
Teach an internationally consistent course flexible enough to accommodate regional
CPR and first aid protocols and cultural differences.
After successfully completing the Emergency First Response Primary Care (CPR)
course, participants should be able to:
Perform a scene assessment and use barriers appropriately.
Perform a patient responsiveness check and alert EMS at the appropriate time within
the primary care sequence.
Determine when CPR is appropriate and perform one rescuer, Adult CPR.
Explain the importance and timeliness of defibrillation within the CPR protocol.
After successfully completing the EFR Secondary Care (First Aid) course,
participants should be able to perform initial and ongoing assessments of an
injured or ill person when EMS personnel will be delayed.
True
The EFR Primary Care (CPR) and Secondary Care (First Aid) courses are divided
into what three segments?
