NREMT Pocket Prep (2025 NREMT PARAMEDIC EXAM) | 2025-2026
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In the START triage model, what is the respiratory rate that is used to identify priority 1 adult
patients?
a. greater than 25 breaths/min
b. greater than 30 breaths/min
c. greater than 20 breaths/min
d. greater than 40 breaths/min - (answer)b. greater than 30 breaths/min
EXPLANATION: The thresholds used for making a pt. a priority 1 (red) with the START model
are: respiration greater than 30 breaths/min, poor skin color, pulse with a cap refill greater than 2
sec, and poor mental status.
,The spleen is located in the ________ quadrant.
a. left upper
b. right upper
c. left lower
d. right lower - (answer)a. left upper
For a patient to provide informed consent they must
a. have informed a relative about the need for care and the care to be provided
b. be alert and realize they are giving consent to care
c. understand the benefits and risks of the car provided
,d. be in the hospital and receive information for a nurse or physician - (answer)c. understand the
benefits and risks of the car provided
EXPLANATION: Informed consent is different than expressed consent in that the patient
understands the risks and benefits of the care to be provided.
For a patient to refuse care, he or she must
a. be legally able to consent to care
b. sign a release form
c. have a physician's order
d. be uninjured - (answer)a. be legally able to consent to care
Which of the following statements in reference to lifting and moving patients is true?
, a. lift with your back, not your legs
b. place your feet shoulder-width apart
c. keep the weight you are carrying as far from your body as possible
d. use your stronger hand or side to compensate for the weaker side - (answer)b. place your feet
shoulder-width apart
You check a patient's blood glucose and find a reading of 692 mg/dL. You should suspect the
patient to
a. have an irregular pulse
b. be comatose
c. be experiencing stroke-like symptoms
d. be dehydrated - (answer)d. be dehydrated
LATEST UPDATED | ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS |
100% RATED CORRECT | 100% VERFIED SOLUTIONS | ALREADY
GRADED A+
In the START triage model, what is the respiratory rate that is used to identify priority 1 adult
patients?
a. greater than 25 breaths/min
b. greater than 30 breaths/min
c. greater than 20 breaths/min
d. greater than 40 breaths/min - (answer)b. greater than 30 breaths/min
EXPLANATION: The thresholds used for making a pt. a priority 1 (red) with the START model
are: respiration greater than 30 breaths/min, poor skin color, pulse with a cap refill greater than 2
sec, and poor mental status.
,The spleen is located in the ________ quadrant.
a. left upper
b. right upper
c. left lower
d. right lower - (answer)a. left upper
For a patient to provide informed consent they must
a. have informed a relative about the need for care and the care to be provided
b. be alert and realize they are giving consent to care
c. understand the benefits and risks of the car provided
,d. be in the hospital and receive information for a nurse or physician - (answer)c. understand the
benefits and risks of the car provided
EXPLANATION: Informed consent is different than expressed consent in that the patient
understands the risks and benefits of the care to be provided.
For a patient to refuse care, he or she must
a. be legally able to consent to care
b. sign a release form
c. have a physician's order
d. be uninjured - (answer)a. be legally able to consent to care
Which of the following statements in reference to lifting and moving patients is true?
, a. lift with your back, not your legs
b. place your feet shoulder-width apart
c. keep the weight you are carrying as far from your body as possible
d. use your stronger hand or side to compensate for the weaker side - (answer)b. place your feet
shoulder-width apart
You check a patient's blood glucose and find a reading of 692 mg/dL. You should suspect the
patient to
a. have an irregular pulse
b. be comatose
c. be experiencing stroke-like symptoms
d. be dehydrated - (answer)d. be dehydrated
