1. B
The AEMT provides advanced life support interventions under approved protocols.

2. B
IV fluids must be administered based on rate, type, and patient’s vital signs to avoid complications.

3. B
Adult learning is enhanced through hands-on practice, feedback, and reflection.

4. A
Epinephrine is the first-line treatment for severe anaphylaxis in prehospital care.

5. B
Regulatory compliance requires following protocols, accurate documentation, and signatures when required.

6. B
Hypotension, tachycardia, and pallor are classic signs of internal bleeding.

7. B
Competency is best evaluated through direct observation, feedback, and scenario-based assessments.

8. B
High-quality CPR and AED use are immediate priorities in cardiac arrest.

9. B
AEMTs can provide nebulized bronchodilators and supplemental oxygen for respiratory distress.

10. B
Calm, clear explanations and reassurance improve patient cooperation and reduce anxiety.

11. B
Rapid trauma assessment identifies life-threatening injuries for prioritization.

12. B
Ethical principles involve impartial care and respect for patient autonomy.

13. B
Triage ensures care is given based on severity and survivability during multi-casualty incidents.

14. B
Continuous learning is supported by debriefings, protocol review, and ongoing education.

15. B
Activated charcoal administration requires verifying airway, consciousness, and contraindications.

16. B
Effective conflict resolution involves respectful communication, clarifying roles, and following protocols.

17. A
The Glasgow Coma Scale is commonly used to assess neurological status.

18. B
Severe airway obstruction requires immediate intervention to maintain oxygenation.

19. B
Assessing pulse, skin color, temperature, and capillary refill evaluates circulation effectively.

20. B
Evaluation methods like checklists and simulations improve trainee skills and learning.

21. B
Regulatory requirements dictate following scope, protocols, and proper documentation.

22. B
Supplemental oxygen, monitoring vitals, and preparing for interventions are critical in hypotensive chest pain.

23. B
SBAR and concise documentation ensure clear, structured handoff communication.

24. B
Adult learning principles focus on retention, understanding, and practical application.

25. B
Timely, specific, and constructive feedback facilitates learning and skill improvement.

26. B
Maintaining spinal immobilization while assessing ABCs protects the patient from further injury.

27. B
Pediatric emergencies require understanding age-specific physiology, dosing, and airway management.

28. B
Leadership includes coordinating team actions, situational awareness, and safety oversight.

29. B
Conscious hypoglycemic patients should receive oral glucose and be monitored for response.

30. B
Debriefings with case review, discussion, and education address knowledge gaps.

31. A
Infection control includes gloves, hand hygiene, and proper disposal of contaminated materials.

32. B
Effective mentoring in medication administration requires demonstration, rationale, and supervision.

33. B
Transport decisions depend on patient stability, condition severity, and potential for deterioration.

34. B
Rapid neurological assessment, monitoring, and timely transport to a specialized stroke center are crucial for optimizing outcomes while adhering to protocols.

35. C
Mentoring under stress involves demonstrating calm, guiding appropriate tasks, and providing feedback to enhance skills and confidence safely.