EMERGENCY CARE PROTOCOLS ACTUAL EXAM 2025|
137 QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
1. The maximum hands off time for chest compressions should
be..... 5 seconds
10 seconds
15 seconds
20 seconds
2. The critical time frame, per ACLS recommendations, within which a
stroke center must perform a non-contrast CT or MRI is:
- 15 minutes.
- 30 minutes.
- 45 minutes.
- 20 minutes.
3. Explain why a CT scan is prioritized in the emergency
department for patients suspected of having a stroke.
It is the fastest imaging method
available. It provides detailed images of
soft tissues.
It helps in identifying hemorrhagic strokes quickly.
, It is less expensive than other imaging techniques.
4. What is the maximum duration for an interruption in chest
compressions during CPR?
5 seconds
10 seconds
15 seconds
, 20 seconds
5. What are the two primary classifications of strokes as
mentioned in emergency medical protocols?
Ischemic and hemorrhagic
Transient and permanent
Acute and chronic
Minor and major
6. What is one of the key responsibilities of the CPR coach
during a resuscitation effort?
Administering medications to the patient
Coordinating compressor switches
Performing chest compressions
Monitoring the patient's vital signs
7. What is the specific temperature range recommended for
targeted temperature management following a cardiac arrest?
30-34 degrees C
32-36 degrees C
34-38 degrees C
36-40 degrees C
8. A patient is admitted to the emergency department with a suspected
MI. What is the recommended dose of aspirin for this patient?
, 81mg
325mg
500mg
137 QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
1. The maximum hands off time for chest compressions should
be..... 5 seconds
10 seconds
15 seconds
20 seconds
2. The critical time frame, per ACLS recommendations, within which a
stroke center must perform a non-contrast CT or MRI is:
- 15 minutes.
- 30 minutes.
- 45 minutes.
- 20 minutes.
3. Explain why a CT scan is prioritized in the emergency
department for patients suspected of having a stroke.
It is the fastest imaging method
available. It provides detailed images of
soft tissues.
It helps in identifying hemorrhagic strokes quickly.
, It is less expensive than other imaging techniques.
4. What is the maximum duration for an interruption in chest
compressions during CPR?
5 seconds
10 seconds
15 seconds
, 20 seconds
5. What are the two primary classifications of strokes as
mentioned in emergency medical protocols?
Ischemic and hemorrhagic
Transient and permanent
Acute and chronic
Minor and major
6. What is one of the key responsibilities of the CPR coach
during a resuscitation effort?
Administering medications to the patient
Coordinating compressor switches
Performing chest compressions
Monitoring the patient's vital signs
7. What is the specific temperature range recommended for
targeted temperature management following a cardiac arrest?
30-34 degrees C
32-36 degrees C
34-38 degrees C
36-40 degrees C
8. A patient is admitted to the emergency department with a suspected
MI. What is the recommended dose of aspirin for this patient?
, 81mg
325mg
500mg
