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Question 1 of 100
1. Question
1. A 72-year-old female is found lying in bed at a nursing home. Staff reports she was “fine this morning.” On assessment, she does not open her eyes when you speak to her, but she moans and pulls away when you pinch her trapezius. What is her AVPU status?
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Sudden onset of altered LOC in an elderly patient should trigger stroke assessment (FAST exam) and blood glucose check immediately.
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Question 2 of 100
2. Question
2. You arrive on scene to find a single-vehicle collision with the driver still inside. What is the FIRST piece of information you should determine during scene size-up?
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Scene size-up order: Scene safety → Number of patients → MOI/NOI → Additional resources needed.
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Question 3 of 100
3. Question
3. You are treating an unresponsive 34-year-old female with a suspected drug overdose. Her respirations are 6 per minute and shallow. You attempt to insert an OPA but she gags when you place it at the back of her throat. What should be your next action?
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Gag reflex = no OPA; switch to NPA for patients who cannot tolerate the oral airway.
Prepare for your NREMT certification with our comprehensive EMT Full Practice Test 9. This 100-question exam covers all five NREMT domains, designed to simulate the real exam experience and help you identify areas for improvement.
The test includes:
– Scene Size-Up (~17 questions) – Assessing the scene and ensuring safety
– Primary Assessment (~42 questions) – Focused on life-threatening conditions
– Secondary Assessment (~7 questions) – Detailed patient history and physical exam
– Patient Treatment (~22 questions) – Interventions and protocols
– Operations (~12 questions) – EMS operations and documentation
Tips for Success:
1. Time Management – Allocate ~1 minute per question to build exam pacing.
2. Review Weak Areas – Use results to focus on challenging domains.
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