WEST COAST EMT FINAL EXAM WITH ALL CORRECT &
100% VERIFIED ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+|2025
LATEST
1. You have an AMA patient who is When a patient is AMA, they first
refusing transport. What should must be A/O 4x to show that they are
you be doing?
alert and ori- ented and
able to make their own decisions. You
must inform them of all the possible
risks that come with
not being transported (such as death).
During documentation, make sure the
pa- tient signs the AMA to prove they
do not need transport
(and to not get sued). DOCUMENT
EVERY- THING
2. All information in a PCR needs to be Patient confidentiality due to HIPAA
confi- dential. Why? (Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability)
3. What is supra ventricular
tachycardia (SVT)? irregularly fast or erratic heartbeat (ar-
rhythmia) that attects the upper heart
chambers
4. The physical act of moving air into and out ventilation
of the lungs is called:
5. Which of the following is the MOST step?
com- mon cause of airway obstruction
in the un- responsive patient?
6. What should a normal patient's
capillary refill be?
7. After you determine a patient is
uncon- scious, what is the next
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the tongue
less than 2 seconds
Begin CPR and begin respiratory support (ie maintain their
ABCs)
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After compressions, ventilate and repeat
cycle until ALS arrives
8. When a patient has signs of poor Provide high-flow O2 via BVM
perfu- sion, what do you do next? Keep patient warm
Rapid transport
9. A 67-year-old female with severe chest pain stop the ambulance, begin
CPR, and attach
becomes unresponsive, pulseless, and AED as soon as possible.
ap- neic during transport. You
should:
10. What is an aneurysm? Defined as a swelling within a brain
artery due to weakening of the
artery wall
11. What is HYPERglycemia? What are pa- tients weight
the signs and symptoms and the when asking
treatment of it? questions per-
taining to a toxic
ingestion because?
12. You just administered an EpiPen to
your patient. The patient is improved
but is now complaining of chest
pain. should:
13. It is most important to determine the
3/
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LATEST
High blood sugar S/S:
Altered mental status (intoxicated like be- havior)
Lowered level of consciousness Polyuria, dark urine,
excessive thirst Kussmaul respirations (smells fruity) Rapid,
weak pulse
Symptoms will prevent themselves gradu- ally
Notify medical control
Activated Charcoal is given based on a pa- tients weight.
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100% VERIFIED ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+|2025
LATEST
1. You have an AMA patient who is When a patient is AMA, they first
refusing transport. What should must be A/O 4x to show that they are
you be doing?
alert and ori- ented and
able to make their own decisions. You
must inform them of all the possible
risks that come with
not being transported (such as death).
During documentation, make sure the
pa- tient signs the AMA to prove they
do not need transport
(and to not get sued). DOCUMENT
EVERY- THING
2. All information in a PCR needs to be Patient confidentiality due to HIPAA
confi- dential. Why? (Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability)
3. What is supra ventricular
tachycardia (SVT)? irregularly fast or erratic heartbeat (ar-
rhythmia) that attects the upper heart
chambers
4. The physical act of moving air into and out ventilation
of the lungs is called:
5. Which of the following is the MOST step?
com- mon cause of airway obstruction
in the un- responsive patient?
6. What should a normal patient's
capillary refill be?
7. After you determine a patient is
uncon- scious, what is the next
1/
40
, WEST COAST EMT FINAL EXAM WITH ALL CORRECT &
100% VERIFIED ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+|2025
LATEST
the tongue
less than 2 seconds
Begin CPR and begin respiratory support (ie maintain their
ABCs)
2/
40
, WEST COAST EMT FINAL EXAM WITH ALL CORRECT &
100% VERIFIED ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+|2025
LATEST
After compressions, ventilate and repeat
cycle until ALS arrives
8. When a patient has signs of poor Provide high-flow O2 via BVM
perfu- sion, what do you do next? Keep patient warm
Rapid transport
9. A 67-year-old female with severe chest pain stop the ambulance, begin
CPR, and attach
becomes unresponsive, pulseless, and AED as soon as possible.
ap- neic during transport. You
should:
10. What is an aneurysm? Defined as a swelling within a brain
artery due to weakening of the
artery wall
11. What is HYPERglycemia? What are pa- tients weight
the signs and symptoms and the when asking
treatment of it? questions per-
taining to a toxic
ingestion because?
12. You just administered an EpiPen to
your patient. The patient is improved
but is now complaining of chest
pain. should:
13. It is most important to determine the
3/
40
, WEST COAST EMT FINAL EXAM WITH ALL CORRECT &
100% VERIFIED ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+|2025
LATEST
High blood sugar S/S:
Altered mental status (intoxicated like be- havior)
Lowered level of consciousness Polyuria, dark urine,
excessive thirst Kussmaul respirations (smells fruity) Rapid,
weak pulse
Symptoms will prevent themselves gradu- ally
Notify medical control
Activated Charcoal is given based on a pa- tients weight.
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