Lab Values, General Medical,
Operations, CAMTS, Flight Physiology
Exam Question And Answers 2024
You are assessing a patient in the ED with the following signs and
symptoms.
Buffalo hump, moon face, and purple striae located on the
abdomen.
Given the above information, what is the treatment for this
patient's condition?
A. Termination of excessive glucocorticosteroids
B. Prednisone
C. T3,T4
D. DDAVP - correct answers✅A. Termination of excessive
glucocorticosteroids
For a hasty LZ, the FAA requires approach & departure heading?
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4 - correct answers✅A. 1
In a hasty or scene call LZ, FAA requires 1 approach and 1
departure heading.
At a fixed LZ such as a helipad, FAA requires 2 approach and 2
departure headings.
,Lab Values, General Medical,
Operations, CAMTS, Flight Physiology
Exam Question And Answers 2024
An Emergency Action Plan should be activated _________________
while in the air.
A. After 1 missed check in or >15 mins.
B. After 2 missed check ins or >30 mins.
C. After 45 mins.
D. After forgetting to check in - correct answers✅B. After 2
missed check ins or >30 mins.
While in the air, an EAP is activated after two missed check-ins or
>30 minutes without check-in with dispatch.
Which of the following FAR does not have a duty day?
A. FAR 71
B. FAR 135
C. FAR 191
D. FAR 91 - correct answers✅FAR 91
FAR 91 is the basic guidelines that apply to any pilot flying an
aircraft. These guidelines do not require a duty day as the PIC
assumes all of the risks.
Upon arrival of an interfacility ICU transport, you note that a
patient has the following laboratory values:
Na: 136 mEq/L, K+: 2.5, Cl-: 97 mEq/L, CO2: 20 mmHg, BUN: 45
mg/dl, Cr: 1.9 mg/dl, Glucose: 240 mg/dl.
,Lab Values, General Medical,
Operations, CAMTS, Flight Physiology
Exam Question And Answers 2024
Based upon the information above, what ECG finding would you
expect to see on a 12 lead ECG?
A. Peaked T wave
B. Delta wave
C. Osborn wave
D. Flattened T waves - correct answers✅D. Flattened T waves
You are assessing a patient in the ICU that has jaundice skin and a
history of liver failure. Upon further exam, you note asterixis with
a progressively decreasing mental status.
Based on the information above, what condition is the patient
likely suffering from?
A. Hepatic steatosis
B. Hepatic encephalopathy
C. Wilson's disease
D. Pierre Robin syndrome - correct answers✅B. Hepatic
encephalopathy
Liver failure can cause an increase in levels of Ammonia.Ammonia
levels can increase ICP and cause Hepatic encephalopathy, a sign
of this condition is asterixis.
This is course flapping of muscles due to loss of fine motor
movements secondary to an increase in ammonia levels.
, Lab Values, General Medical,
Operations, CAMTS, Flight Physiology
Exam Question And Answers 2024
This is a voluntary accreditation that sets safety standards as well
as professional conduct standards for aeromedical transport
systems.
A. JCAHO
B. CAAS
C. CAMTS
D. ISBC - correct answers✅C. CAMTS
CAMTS is a voluntary accreditation that sets safety standards as
well as professional conduct standards for aeromedical transport
systems.
As an emergency vehicle operator in an ambulance, you must be
certified at least to what level to drive the apparatus?
A. EMT
B. Paramedic
C. EMT-I
D. ECA - correct answers✅A. EMT
According to CAMTS, as an emergency vehicle operator in an
ambulance, you must be certified at least to an EMT to drive the
apparatus.
Operations, CAMTS, Flight Physiology
Exam Question And Answers 2024
You are assessing a patient in the ED with the following signs and
symptoms.
Buffalo hump, moon face, and purple striae located on the
abdomen.
Given the above information, what is the treatment for this
patient's condition?
A. Termination of excessive glucocorticosteroids
B. Prednisone
C. T3,T4
D. DDAVP - correct answers✅A. Termination of excessive
glucocorticosteroids
For a hasty LZ, the FAA requires approach & departure heading?
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4 - correct answers✅A. 1
In a hasty or scene call LZ, FAA requires 1 approach and 1
departure heading.
At a fixed LZ such as a helipad, FAA requires 2 approach and 2
departure headings.
,Lab Values, General Medical,
Operations, CAMTS, Flight Physiology
Exam Question And Answers 2024
An Emergency Action Plan should be activated _________________
while in the air.
A. After 1 missed check in or >15 mins.
B. After 2 missed check ins or >30 mins.
C. After 45 mins.
D. After forgetting to check in - correct answers✅B. After 2
missed check ins or >30 mins.
While in the air, an EAP is activated after two missed check-ins or
>30 minutes without check-in with dispatch.
Which of the following FAR does not have a duty day?
A. FAR 71
B. FAR 135
C. FAR 191
D. FAR 91 - correct answers✅FAR 91
FAR 91 is the basic guidelines that apply to any pilot flying an
aircraft. These guidelines do not require a duty day as the PIC
assumes all of the risks.
Upon arrival of an interfacility ICU transport, you note that a
patient has the following laboratory values:
Na: 136 mEq/L, K+: 2.5, Cl-: 97 mEq/L, CO2: 20 mmHg, BUN: 45
mg/dl, Cr: 1.9 mg/dl, Glucose: 240 mg/dl.
,Lab Values, General Medical,
Operations, CAMTS, Flight Physiology
Exam Question And Answers 2024
Based upon the information above, what ECG finding would you
expect to see on a 12 lead ECG?
A. Peaked T wave
B. Delta wave
C. Osborn wave
D. Flattened T waves - correct answers✅D. Flattened T waves
You are assessing a patient in the ICU that has jaundice skin and a
history of liver failure. Upon further exam, you note asterixis with
a progressively decreasing mental status.
Based on the information above, what condition is the patient
likely suffering from?
A. Hepatic steatosis
B. Hepatic encephalopathy
C. Wilson's disease
D. Pierre Robin syndrome - correct answers✅B. Hepatic
encephalopathy
Liver failure can cause an increase in levels of Ammonia.Ammonia
levels can increase ICP and cause Hepatic encephalopathy, a sign
of this condition is asterixis.
This is course flapping of muscles due to loss of fine motor
movements secondary to an increase in ammonia levels.
, Lab Values, General Medical,
Operations, CAMTS, Flight Physiology
Exam Question And Answers 2024
This is a voluntary accreditation that sets safety standards as well
as professional conduct standards for aeromedical transport
systems.
A. JCAHO
B. CAAS
C. CAMTS
D. ISBC - correct answers✅C. CAMTS
CAMTS is a voluntary accreditation that sets safety standards as
well as professional conduct standards for aeromedical transport
systems.
As an emergency vehicle operator in an ambulance, you must be
certified at least to what level to drive the apparatus?
A. EMT
B. Paramedic
C. EMT-I
D. ECA - correct answers✅A. EMT
According to CAMTS, as an emergency vehicle operator in an
ambulance, you must be certified at least to an EMT to drive the
apparatus.
