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NREMT TEST 1 2025/2026 EXAM BANK CURRENTLY
TESTING QUESTIONS AND DETAILED CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED) GUARANTEED PASS
ALREADY TOP-RATED A+.
NREMT
Pass your NREMT certification exam with this comprehensive
preparation guide designed for emergency medical technicians. This
essential resource provides realistic practice questions and detailed
explanations covering patient assessment, trauma care, and medical
emergencies. Build the confidence and knowledge needed to succeed on
your high-stakes exam and launch your EMS career.
1. You are called to see a 65-year-old hypertensive female
with squeezing chest pain that radiates down her left arm to
her neck and jaw. She says her heartbeat is faster, she is
having difficulty breathing, and she has felt weak for the past
couple of days. Which of the following is the most
appropriate first step for this patient?
A. Secure IV access.
B. Place her in a comfortable position and administer
supplemental oxygen.
C. Do an ECG and defibrillate if there is an irregular rhythm.
D. Carry out an initial assessment looking for any immediate
threats to life. ...... ANSWER ....... D. Carry out an
initial assessment looking for any immediate threats to life
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2. Your team gets a call from an elderly female in the
summer . Her 83 - year - old husband , who has been
vomiting and passing frequent loose stools for the past week ,
has passed out . You get there and find the man lying supine
on the floor with shallow breathing and RR of 32 breaths per
minute . His lips are dry ; his skin is cold ; and his pulse is
128 beats per minute , weak , and thready . His BP is 78/50
mmHg . What is the cause of this presentation ?
A. Septic shock
B. Psychogenic shock
C. Anaphylactic shock
D. Dehydration ...... ANSWER ....... D. Dehydration
3. You are carrying out a preliminary assessment on a 27 -
year - old female who was run over by a drunk driver while
crossing the street . She is lying supine in a pool of blood and
is lethargic , with agonal breathing and multiple abrasions ,
lacerations , and a crush injury on her left leg . Her skin is
also cold and clammy because of shunting of blood to vital
organs . Which organ is most important ?
A. The heart
B. The brain
C. The lungs
D. The kidneys ...... ANSWER ....... A. The heart
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4. A 22 - year - old pregnant female in her first trimester starts
bleeding profusely from her vagina after spotting for the past
two days . On your arrival at her home , she is conscious ,
cold but weak , with a heart rate of 132 bpm , respiratory rate
of 28 breaths per minute , and BP of 92/60 mmHg . Which
of the following actions is most appropriate ?
A. Placing her in a supine position and administering
supplemental oxygen
B. Securing IV access and starting an infusion to increase
blood volume
C. Placing her in the modified Trendelenburg position
D. Starting her on supplemental oxygen ...... ANSWER
....... A. Placing her in a supine position and
administering supplemental oxygen
5. You are called by neighbors to attend to a middle - aged
diabetic man who was robbed at home and pushed down a
flight of stairs by his assailant . You find him lying at the foot
of the stairs , conscious but complaining of a headache where
he hit his head . His skin is warm , and his breathing is
labored with a pulse rate of 40 breaths per minute and a BP
of 80/48 mmHg . The man has no visible injuries . What is
the most likely cause of his presentation ?
A. Hypovolemia
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B. Trauma to his cervical spine
C. Hypoglycemic shock
D. Myocardial ischemia ...... ANSWER ....... B.
Trauma to his cervical spine
6. Your team is called to the scene where a car ran into an
electric pole. The driver of the vehicle has managed to
stumble out but has a shard of glass through his right arm ,
which is not actively bleeding . You determine scene safety ;
establish there is one patient ; and , on primary assessment ,
discover that he is conscious but disoriented with a good
pulse , respiration , and blood pressure . Which of the
following will the patient most benefit from ?
A. Pull out the shard of glass , then apply direct pressure to
the wound .
B. Elevate the arm above the patient's head , then pull out the
shard of glass .
C. Apply a tourniquet proximal to the injury , then pull out
the shard of glass.
D. Apply a tourniquet proximal to the injury and leave the
shard in. ...... ANSWER ....... D. Apply a tourniquet
proximal to the injury and leave the shard in.
NREMT TEST 1 2025/2026 EXAM BANK CURRENTLY
TESTING QUESTIONS AND DETAILED CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED) GUARANTEED PASS
ALREADY TOP-RATED A+.
NREMT
Pass your NREMT certification exam with this comprehensive
preparation guide designed for emergency medical technicians. This
essential resource provides realistic practice questions and detailed
explanations covering patient assessment, trauma care, and medical
emergencies. Build the confidence and knowledge needed to succeed on
your high-stakes exam and launch your EMS career.
1. You are called to see a 65-year-old hypertensive female
with squeezing chest pain that radiates down her left arm to
her neck and jaw. She says her heartbeat is faster, she is
having difficulty breathing, and she has felt weak for the past
couple of days. Which of the following is the most
appropriate first step for this patient?
A. Secure IV access.
B. Place her in a comfortable position and administer
supplemental oxygen.
C. Do an ECG and defibrillate if there is an irregular rhythm.
D. Carry out an initial assessment looking for any immediate
threats to life. ...... ANSWER ....... D. Carry out an
initial assessment looking for any immediate threats to life
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2. Your team gets a call from an elderly female in the
summer . Her 83 - year - old husband , who has been
vomiting and passing frequent loose stools for the past week ,
has passed out . You get there and find the man lying supine
on the floor with shallow breathing and RR of 32 breaths per
minute . His lips are dry ; his skin is cold ; and his pulse is
128 beats per minute , weak , and thready . His BP is 78/50
mmHg . What is the cause of this presentation ?
A. Septic shock
B. Psychogenic shock
C. Anaphylactic shock
D. Dehydration ...... ANSWER ....... D. Dehydration
3. You are carrying out a preliminary assessment on a 27 -
year - old female who was run over by a drunk driver while
crossing the street . She is lying supine in a pool of blood and
is lethargic , with agonal breathing and multiple abrasions ,
lacerations , and a crush injury on her left leg . Her skin is
also cold and clammy because of shunting of blood to vital
organs . Which organ is most important ?
A. The heart
B. The brain
C. The lungs
D. The kidneys ...... ANSWER ....... A. The heart
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4. A 22 - year - old pregnant female in her first trimester starts
bleeding profusely from her vagina after spotting for the past
two days . On your arrival at her home , she is conscious ,
cold but weak , with a heart rate of 132 bpm , respiratory rate
of 28 breaths per minute , and BP of 92/60 mmHg . Which
of the following actions is most appropriate ?
A. Placing her in a supine position and administering
supplemental oxygen
B. Securing IV access and starting an infusion to increase
blood volume
C. Placing her in the modified Trendelenburg position
D. Starting her on supplemental oxygen ...... ANSWER
....... A. Placing her in a supine position and
administering supplemental oxygen
5. You are called by neighbors to attend to a middle - aged
diabetic man who was robbed at home and pushed down a
flight of stairs by his assailant . You find him lying at the foot
of the stairs , conscious but complaining of a headache where
he hit his head . His skin is warm , and his breathing is
labored with a pulse rate of 40 breaths per minute and a BP
of 80/48 mmHg . The man has no visible injuries . What is
the most likely cause of his presentation ?
A. Hypovolemia
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B. Trauma to his cervical spine
C. Hypoglycemic shock
D. Myocardial ischemia ...... ANSWER ....... B.
Trauma to his cervical spine
6. Your team is called to the scene where a car ran into an
electric pole. The driver of the vehicle has managed to
stumble out but has a shard of glass through his right arm ,
which is not actively bleeding . You determine scene safety ;
establish there is one patient ; and , on primary assessment ,
discover that he is conscious but disoriented with a good
pulse , respiration , and blood pressure . Which of the
following will the patient most benefit from ?
A. Pull out the shard of glass , then apply direct pressure to
the wound .
B. Elevate the arm above the patient's head , then pull out the
shard of glass .
C. Apply a tourniquet proximal to the injury , then pull out
the shard of glass.
D. Apply a tourniquet proximal to the injury and leave the
shard in. ...... ANSWER ....... D. Apply a tourniquet
proximal to the injury and leave the shard in.
