CANADIAN RED CROSS LATEST A+ QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS UNVAILED!
1. How long do you have from the time your EMR Certificate is issued to complete BC EMALB EMR
License Evaluations?
a. 6 months
b. 1 year
c. 2 years
d. 3 years
e. 5 years
C
2. In what format will you be able to view and print your Canadian Red Cross Certificate?
a. A wallet card sent in the mail
b. A wallet card and wall certificate sent in the mail
c. Electronically through myrc.redcross.ca
d. A wallet card issued from BC EMALB
A
3. Who issues your EMR License in BC?
a. BC EMALB
b. Paramedic Association of Canada
c. Canadian Red Cross
d. BCAS
D
4. What does BC EMALB accept as proof of EMR Certification?
a. A photocopy of your Certificate mailed to BC EMALB
b. A photocopy of your Certificate hand delivered to BC EMALB
,c. A PDF copy of your Certificate that you email to BC EMALB
d. A PDF copy of your Certificate emailed to BC EMALB directly from the Canadian Red Cross Call Center
D
5. Who is responsible for all post-course Licensing arrangements with BC EMALB?
a. BC EMALB
b. Canadian Red Cross
c. Frontline First Aid
d. You
B
6. What phone number do you call to arrange for the Canadian Red Cross to send BC EMALB a copy of
your
Certificate?
a. 1-800-356-3226
b. 1-877-356-3226
c. 1-888-356-3226
d. 1-888-356-6223
C
7. How long after the completion of your EMR course will your Course Roster be submitted to the
Canadian Red
Cross?
a. Within 24 hours
b. Within 2 days
c. Within 10 days
d. Within 1 month
A
, 8. Where can you find instructions on accessing your Canadian Red Cross Certificate?
a. Frontlinefirstaid.ca/certificates
b. An email from BC EMALB
c. The EMALB website
d. An email from the Paramedic Association of Canada
E
The BC Emergency Medical Assistants Licensing Board
a. Is responsible for examining, registering and licensing all EMAs in BC
b. Operates under the Authority of the Emergency Health Services Act
c. Sets license terms and conditions
d. Investigates complaints and conducts hearings
e. All of the above
E
10. What are the primary purposes of the National Occupational Competency Profiles, as established by
the
Paramedic Association of Canada?
a. Examination, registration and licensing of all EMAs in BC
b. Set license terms and conditions
c. To create national standards for education programs
d. To provide a tool to assist paramedic regulators establish common workplace standards and enhance
labour mobility
e. Both c and d
C
11. Which of the following is NOT a common category of complaint to the BC EMALB?
a. A paramedic or First Responder has incompetently carried out their duties
ANSWERS UNVAILED!
1. How long do you have from the time your EMR Certificate is issued to complete BC EMALB EMR
License Evaluations?
a. 6 months
b. 1 year
c. 2 years
d. 3 years
e. 5 years
C
2. In what format will you be able to view and print your Canadian Red Cross Certificate?
a. A wallet card sent in the mail
b. A wallet card and wall certificate sent in the mail
c. Electronically through myrc.redcross.ca
d. A wallet card issued from BC EMALB
A
3. Who issues your EMR License in BC?
a. BC EMALB
b. Paramedic Association of Canada
c. Canadian Red Cross
d. BCAS
D
4. What does BC EMALB accept as proof of EMR Certification?
a. A photocopy of your Certificate mailed to BC EMALB
b. A photocopy of your Certificate hand delivered to BC EMALB
,c. A PDF copy of your Certificate that you email to BC EMALB
d. A PDF copy of your Certificate emailed to BC EMALB directly from the Canadian Red Cross Call Center
D
5. Who is responsible for all post-course Licensing arrangements with BC EMALB?
a. BC EMALB
b. Canadian Red Cross
c. Frontline First Aid
d. You
B
6. What phone number do you call to arrange for the Canadian Red Cross to send BC EMALB a copy of
your
Certificate?
a. 1-800-356-3226
b. 1-877-356-3226
c. 1-888-356-3226
d. 1-888-356-6223
C
7. How long after the completion of your EMR course will your Course Roster be submitted to the
Canadian Red
Cross?
a. Within 24 hours
b. Within 2 days
c. Within 10 days
d. Within 1 month
A
, 8. Where can you find instructions on accessing your Canadian Red Cross Certificate?
a. Frontlinefirstaid.ca/certificates
b. An email from BC EMALB
c. The EMALB website
d. An email from the Paramedic Association of Canada
E
The BC Emergency Medical Assistants Licensing Board
a. Is responsible for examining, registering and licensing all EMAs in BC
b. Operates under the Authority of the Emergency Health Services Act
c. Sets license terms and conditions
d. Investigates complaints and conducts hearings
e. All of the above
E
10. What are the primary purposes of the National Occupational Competency Profiles, as established by
the
Paramedic Association of Canada?
a. Examination, registration and licensing of all EMAs in BC
b. Set license terms and conditions
c. To create national standards for education programs
d. To provide a tool to assist paramedic regulators establish common workplace standards and enhance
labour mobility
e. Both c and d
C
11. Which of the following is NOT a common category of complaint to the BC EMALB?
a. A paramedic or First Responder has incompetently carried out their duties
