OPERATIONS FISDAP EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
EXAM 2025 |80 QUESTIONS WITH 100% ACCURATE
SOLUTIONS
1. Describe how the intellectual dimension of wellness contributes to
effective decision-making in emergency medical services.
The intellectual dimension of wellness only pertains to personal
hobbies and interests.
The intellectual dimension of wellness focuses solely on academic
knowledge without practical application.
The intellectual dimension of wellness is unrelated to decision-
making in emergency situations.
The intellectual dimension of wellness enhances decision-
making by promoting critical thinking and adaptability in
changing situations.
2. An adult female fell while rollerblading in the park and has abrasions on
her palms and knees along with a deformed forearm. After attempts to
communicate, you realize she is deaf and mute but seems willing to let
you care for her injuries. What should you do?
Treat the abrasions using proper wound management and release
her
Assume that willingness to let you treat her constitutes consent
Do not treat her and document your inability to obtain consent
Attempt to find family to obtain consent before beginning
treatment
3. If the mother arrives and insists on taking the patient home despite the
injury, what should you do next?
,Allow the mother to take the patient home without further
discussion.
, Explain the risks of not seeking medical attention and document
the refusal.
Call law enforcement to intervene in the situation.
Provide the mother with over-the-counter medication for pain
relief.
4. Why is it important to provide an objective report after an incident
involving an ambulance?
It helps to cover up any mistakes made during the incident.
It is not necessary if no one was injured.
It ensures accurate documentation and accountability for the
incident.
It allows for personal opinions to be included in the report.
5. Which patient could be described as intoxicated?
Patient requiring an increased amount of substance to produce
the same effect
Patient who needs a substance daily to function
Patient manifesting maladaptive behavior changes resulting
from the effects of an ingested substance on the central
nervous system
Patient with a physiologic dependence on a substance
6. What is the appropriate action to take if your partner hits a pallor while
backing an ambulance out of the station?
Drive the ambulance to the nearest repair shop
Apologize to the affected party
Provide an objective report
Ignore the incident and continue with duties
EXAM 2025 |80 QUESTIONS WITH 100% ACCURATE
SOLUTIONS
1. Describe how the intellectual dimension of wellness contributes to
effective decision-making in emergency medical services.
The intellectual dimension of wellness only pertains to personal
hobbies and interests.
The intellectual dimension of wellness focuses solely on academic
knowledge without practical application.
The intellectual dimension of wellness is unrelated to decision-
making in emergency situations.
The intellectual dimension of wellness enhances decision-
making by promoting critical thinking and adaptability in
changing situations.
2. An adult female fell while rollerblading in the park and has abrasions on
her palms and knees along with a deformed forearm. After attempts to
communicate, you realize she is deaf and mute but seems willing to let
you care for her injuries. What should you do?
Treat the abrasions using proper wound management and release
her
Assume that willingness to let you treat her constitutes consent
Do not treat her and document your inability to obtain consent
Attempt to find family to obtain consent before beginning
treatment
3. If the mother arrives and insists on taking the patient home despite the
injury, what should you do next?
,Allow the mother to take the patient home without further
discussion.
, Explain the risks of not seeking medical attention and document
the refusal.
Call law enforcement to intervene in the situation.
Provide the mother with over-the-counter medication for pain
relief.
4. Why is it important to provide an objective report after an incident
involving an ambulance?
It helps to cover up any mistakes made during the incident.
It is not necessary if no one was injured.
It ensures accurate documentation and accountability for the
incident.
It allows for personal opinions to be included in the report.
5. Which patient could be described as intoxicated?
Patient requiring an increased amount of substance to produce
the same effect
Patient who needs a substance daily to function
Patient manifesting maladaptive behavior changes resulting
from the effects of an ingested substance on the central
nervous system
Patient with a physiologic dependence on a substance
6. What is the appropriate action to take if your partner hits a pallor while
backing an ambulance out of the station?
Drive the ambulance to the nearest repair shop
Apologize to the affected party
Provide an objective report
Ignore the incident and continue with duties
