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AEMT FISDAP COMPREHE NSIVE
FINAL EXAM NEWEST!! ACTUAL
COMPLETE 200 REAL EX AM
QUESTIONS AND CORREC T
ANSWERS (VERIFIED AN SWERS )
ALREADY GRADED A+.
Question : Following Insertion Of A Needle Into A
Patient'S Skin To Administer An Intramuscular Injection, You Pull Back On The Plunger And Note The Presence
Of Blood In The Syringe. You Should:
(a) Advance The Needle 1 Cm Further And Administer The Drug.(b) Slightly Withdraw The Needle And Administer The Drug.(c) Remove The Needle And Apply Pressure To The Site.(d) Administer The Medication Since This Is A Normal Finding.
Correct Answer: (c) Remove The Needle And Apply
Pressure To The Site.
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Question : A 66-Year-Old Male With Congestive Heart
Failure Presents With Pulmonary Edema And Difficulty Breathing. His Blood Pressure Is 180/90 Mm Hg And His Pulse Rate Is 110 Beats/Min And Irregular. When Starting An Iv, Which Of The Following, If Available, Would Be Most Appropriate For This Patient?(a) 14-Gauge Angiocath (b) Intracath (c) Butterfly Catheter (d) Saline Lock
Correct Answer: (d) Saline Lock.
Question : A Microdrip Administration Set Features A
Small, Needle-Like Orifice Inside The Drip Chamber
And Delivers:
(a) 100 Gtts/Ml.(b) 15 Gtts/Ml.(c) 10 Gtts/Ml.
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(d) 60 Gtts/Ml.
Correct Answer: (d) 60 Gets/Ml
Question : When Administered To A Normally Hydrated
Patient, Normal Saline Will:
(a) Cause Fluid To Shift Into The Cell.(b) Engorge The Intracellular Space.(c) Cause Fluid To Shift Out Of The Cell.(d) Stay In The Intravascular Space.
Correct Answer: (d) Stay In The Intravascular Space
Question : Which Of The Following Steps For Drawing
Medication From A Vial Is Not Necessary When Drawing Medication From An Ampule?(a) Checking The Expiration Date And Clarity Of The Drug.(b) Injecting Air Into The Container Before Withdrawing The Drug.
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(c) Expelling Air Bubbles From The Syringe Prior To Giving The Drug.(d) Looking At The Container To Ensure The Appropriate Concentration.
Correct Answer: (b) Injecting Air Into The Container
Before Withdrawing The Drug
Question : Approximately 2 Weeks Following A Total
Hip Replacement, A 70-Year-Old Female Complains Of A Sudden Onset Of Dyspnea And Pleuritic Chest Pain.Your Assessment Reveals Perioral Cyanosis, Blood- Tinged Sputum, And Wheezing To The Base Of Her Right Lung. As Your Partner Applies High-Flow Oxygen, The Patient States That She Has A History Of
Hypertension. You Should Be Most Suspicious Of:
(a) A Simple Pneumothorax.(b) A Pulmonary Embolism.(c) An Acute Asthma Attack.(d) Acute Left Heart Failure.