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PARAMEDIC FISDAP FINAL EXAM / PARADEMIC
FISDAP EXAM RECENT AND COMPLETE VERSION
ALL 250 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS/
BEST GRADED A+
A 74 year old patent is short of breath he has had a slight fever since yesterday and
he suffers from frequent urinary track infections. Lung sounds are present with
rhonchi and slight crackles in all fields. Vitals 110/80 P100 R30 temp 102 you
should suspect? - ANSWER: pneumonia
A widespread of an infectious disease on a small level like national. - ANSWER:
Epidemic
A 19 year old male has suffered a significant blunt trauma to his left anterior chest.
He is in obvious respiratory distress vital signs are BP 80/p P 140 R 32 lung
sounds are diminished and there is dullness to percussion over the left side of the
chest. You should suspect - ANSWER: hemothorax
A patient who complains of pain in left upper quadrant is most likely suffering
from - ANSWER: pancreatitis
The ECG of a post cardiac arrest adult shows sinus tachycardia at a rate of 120
with bp 60/40 you should give? - ANSWER: dopamine 5-20
You have just intubated and adult and you have been successful you hear no
sounds in epigastric and equal lung sounds you should? - ANSWER: attach etco2
monitor
A 28 year old woman complains of sudden onset severe abdominal pain that
radiates to her shoulder 88/60 P 100 R 20 skin cool pale and clammy states her last
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menstrual period was 8-10 weeks ago you should suspect - ANSWER: ectopic
pregnancy
Disease that occurs on a wide geographical scale like the whole world. COVID-19
- ANSWER: Pandemic
Spread awareness of disease and precautions. - ANSWER: Paramedic roles in
public health
Female with swollen tongue protruding out of her mouth. How do you gain airway
access? - ANSWER: Needle Cricotomy
Sickle ell crisis requires supplemental oxygen through - ANSWER: Non-
rebreather mask
Blood returns to the left ventricle through the - ANSWER: Pulmonary Vein
Patient is on home oxygen with a pulse oximetry of 88%, he has clubbing of the
fingers. This is indicative of - ANSWER: COPD Exaccerbation
2 year old has bradycardia due to an increased vagal tone. How should you treat? -
ANSWER: Administer atropine
Definition of eclampsia - ANSWER: Hypertensive related seizures
After delivery of a baby, the amniotic sac is still intact. How do you open the sac? -
ANSWER: Gently tear the sac open
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Proper confirmation of a successful intubation - ANSWER: ETCO2
Cardiac output is measured by - ANSWER: Heart rate times stroke volume
Patient had diabetic crisis, blood sugar was at 30 but after D10 administration it is
now at 180 and the patient now refuses treatment. How should your respond? -
ANSWER: Tell them to see the physician
34 year old female is standing over a newborn baby, cord is still intact. What
should you do? - ANSWER: Cut the cord
What is the medication that is provided to treat seizures? - ANSWER: Mag Sulfate
How do you properly dress a burn? - ANSWER: Dry, sterile dressing
Patient is having a diabetic related crisis and you cannot establish an IV. What
should you do? - ANSWER: Administer Glucagon through IM
A 12 lead ECG shows ST elevation in leads II, III, and AVF. What type is this? -
ANSWER: Inferior Wall
Large amounts of meconium is found on the baby. What should you do? -
ANSWER: Suction the lower airway
32 year old female has soaked through 10 sanitary pads due to intense bleeding.
What is this? - ANSWER: Placenta previa
What blade is used to intubate a pediatric patient? - ANSWER: Miller Blade
PARAMEDIC FISDAP FINAL EXAM / PARADEMIC
FISDAP EXAM RECENT AND COMPLETE VERSION
ALL 250 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS/
BEST GRADED A+
A 74 year old patent is short of breath he has had a slight fever since yesterday and
he suffers from frequent urinary track infections. Lung sounds are present with
rhonchi and slight crackles in all fields. Vitals 110/80 P100 R30 temp 102 you
should suspect? - ANSWER: pneumonia
A widespread of an infectious disease on a small level like national. - ANSWER:
Epidemic
A 19 year old male has suffered a significant blunt trauma to his left anterior chest.
He is in obvious respiratory distress vital signs are BP 80/p P 140 R 32 lung
sounds are diminished and there is dullness to percussion over the left side of the
chest. You should suspect - ANSWER: hemothorax
A patient who complains of pain in left upper quadrant is most likely suffering
from - ANSWER: pancreatitis
The ECG of a post cardiac arrest adult shows sinus tachycardia at a rate of 120
with bp 60/40 you should give? - ANSWER: dopamine 5-20
You have just intubated and adult and you have been successful you hear no
sounds in epigastric and equal lung sounds you should? - ANSWER: attach etco2
monitor
A 28 year old woman complains of sudden onset severe abdominal pain that
radiates to her shoulder 88/60 P 100 R 20 skin cool pale and clammy states her last
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menstrual period was 8-10 weeks ago you should suspect - ANSWER: ectopic
pregnancy
Disease that occurs on a wide geographical scale like the whole world. COVID-19
- ANSWER: Pandemic
Spread awareness of disease and precautions. - ANSWER: Paramedic roles in
public health
Female with swollen tongue protruding out of her mouth. How do you gain airway
access? - ANSWER: Needle Cricotomy
Sickle ell crisis requires supplemental oxygen through - ANSWER: Non-
rebreather mask
Blood returns to the left ventricle through the - ANSWER: Pulmonary Vein
Patient is on home oxygen with a pulse oximetry of 88%, he has clubbing of the
fingers. This is indicative of - ANSWER: COPD Exaccerbation
2 year old has bradycardia due to an increased vagal tone. How should you treat? -
ANSWER: Administer atropine
Definition of eclampsia - ANSWER: Hypertensive related seizures
After delivery of a baby, the amniotic sac is still intact. How do you open the sac? -
ANSWER: Gently tear the sac open
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Proper confirmation of a successful intubation - ANSWER: ETCO2
Cardiac output is measured by - ANSWER: Heart rate times stroke volume
Patient had diabetic crisis, blood sugar was at 30 but after D10 administration it is
now at 180 and the patient now refuses treatment. How should your respond? -
ANSWER: Tell them to see the physician
34 year old female is standing over a newborn baby, cord is still intact. What
should you do? - ANSWER: Cut the cord
What is the medication that is provided to treat seizures? - ANSWER: Mag Sulfate
How do you properly dress a burn? - ANSWER: Dry, sterile dressing
Patient is having a diabetic related crisis and you cannot establish an IV. What
should you do? - ANSWER: Administer Glucagon through IM
A 12 lead ECG shows ST elevation in leads II, III, and AVF. What type is this? -
ANSWER: Inferior Wall
Large amounts of meconium is found on the baby. What should you do? -
ANSWER: Suction the lower airway
32 year old female has soaked through 10 sanitary pads due to intense bleeding.
What is this? - ANSWER: Placenta previa
What blade is used to intubate a pediatric patient? - ANSWER: Miller Blade
