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NYS EMT CERTIFICATION EXAM 2025 LATEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM
WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR
VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!||
A 65-yr old male was involve in a two motor vehicle crash. Upon
examination, he complains of chest pain when breathing and
tenderness of the sternum. Your INITIAL care should include:
A stabilizing the sternum
B positioning the patient on his side
C administering high-concentration oxygen
D administering the patient's prescribed nitroglycerin - ANSWER-
C Administering high-conc oxygen
When spinal injuries are suspected, the EMS provider should
FIRST
A hyperextend the neck to secure the airway
B determine the extent of the paralysis
C apply an extrication collar
D apply manual stabilization and secure the airway - ANSWER-D
apply manual stabilization and secure the airway
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For a trauma victim w/ a respiratory rate of 40/min, shallow and
irregular, who is pale and has a history of emphysema, the MOST
APPROPRIATE treatment would be to:
a. use of a bvm w/ supp oxygen
b. administer low-conc oxygen b/c of emphysema history
c. administer supp oxygen w/ a high-conc mask
d. transport the patient sitting up to ease the patient's dyspnea -
ANSWER-A. Use of a BVM w/ supp. oxygen
If the EMS provider is unable to find a patient's peripheral pulse
during a Primary Assessment, next step should be to:
a. turn on the AED
b. palpate the carotid pulse
c. open the airway and insert an OPA
d. check breathing and begin CPR - ANSWER-b. palpate the
carotid pulse
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While assessing the MOI of a motor vehicle crash, an EMS
provider finds that the airbag has been deployed: The EMS
provider should:
a. decontaminate the patient
b. remove the airbag
c. disconnect the battery
d. lift the airbag and check underneath for damage - ANSWER-d.
lift the airbag and check underneath for damage
If life threatening conditions are identified during the focused
history and physical exam, the EMT should immediately:
a. repeat the Primary Assessment
b. take vital signs
c. begin transportation efforts
d. provide life-saving interventions - ANSWER-D. provide life-
saving interventions
Which one of the following instructions applies to the performance
of mask-to-stoma ventilation on a person who has had a
COMPLETE laryngectomy?
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a. the nose and mouth must be manually sealed off
b. perform Head tilt neck lift maneuver to open the airway
c. the nose must be sealed off
d. neither the nose nor mouth must be sealed off - ANSWER-d.
neither the nose nor mouth must be sealed off
Treating for a complete stoma vs incomplete stoma - ANSWER-
COMPLETE: stoma down to lungs, DONT SEAL NOSE OR
MOUTH
INCOMPLETE: seal mouth and nose
When a patient is stable, EMS provider should repeat the ongoing
assessment every - ANSWER-15 minutes
In performing an ongoing assessment on a 10-yr old pedestrian
struck by a MV, the EMS provider's first step is to,
a) recheck vital signs
NYS EMT CERTIFICATION EXAM 2025 LATEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM
WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR
VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!||
A 65-yr old male was involve in a two motor vehicle crash. Upon
examination, he complains of chest pain when breathing and
tenderness of the sternum. Your INITIAL care should include:
A stabilizing the sternum
B positioning the patient on his side
C administering high-concentration oxygen
D administering the patient's prescribed nitroglycerin - ANSWER-
C Administering high-conc oxygen
When spinal injuries are suspected, the EMS provider should
FIRST
A hyperextend the neck to secure the airway
B determine the extent of the paralysis
C apply an extrication collar
D apply manual stabilization and secure the airway - ANSWER-D
apply manual stabilization and secure the airway
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For a trauma victim w/ a respiratory rate of 40/min, shallow and
irregular, who is pale and has a history of emphysema, the MOST
APPROPRIATE treatment would be to:
a. use of a bvm w/ supp oxygen
b. administer low-conc oxygen b/c of emphysema history
c. administer supp oxygen w/ a high-conc mask
d. transport the patient sitting up to ease the patient's dyspnea -
ANSWER-A. Use of a BVM w/ supp. oxygen
If the EMS provider is unable to find a patient's peripheral pulse
during a Primary Assessment, next step should be to:
a. turn on the AED
b. palpate the carotid pulse
c. open the airway and insert an OPA
d. check breathing and begin CPR - ANSWER-b. palpate the
carotid pulse
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While assessing the MOI of a motor vehicle crash, an EMS
provider finds that the airbag has been deployed: The EMS
provider should:
a. decontaminate the patient
b. remove the airbag
c. disconnect the battery
d. lift the airbag and check underneath for damage - ANSWER-d.
lift the airbag and check underneath for damage
If life threatening conditions are identified during the focused
history and physical exam, the EMT should immediately:
a. repeat the Primary Assessment
b. take vital signs
c. begin transportation efforts
d. provide life-saving interventions - ANSWER-D. provide life-
saving interventions
Which one of the following instructions applies to the performance
of mask-to-stoma ventilation on a person who has had a
COMPLETE laryngectomy?
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a. the nose and mouth must be manually sealed off
b. perform Head tilt neck lift maneuver to open the airway
c. the nose must be sealed off
d. neither the nose nor mouth must be sealed off - ANSWER-d.
neither the nose nor mouth must be sealed off
Treating for a complete stoma vs incomplete stoma - ANSWER-
COMPLETE: stoma down to lungs, DONT SEAL NOSE OR
MOUTH
INCOMPLETE: seal mouth and nose
When a patient is stable, EMS provider should repeat the ongoing
assessment every - ANSWER-15 minutes
In performing an ongoing assessment on a 10-yr old pedestrian
struck by a MV, the EMS provider's first step is to,
a) recheck vital signs
