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Question 1 of 15

Medical

Your patient had a witnessed 10-minute seizure that stopped prior to your arrival. He has a history of a seizure disorder and takes phenytoin (dilantin). As you are transferring him to the ambulance, he begins to have another seizure. Your initial treatment is to:

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Question 1 of 25

Cardiac

A paramedic finds a patient in ventricular fibrillation. After defibrillation and CPR, the next priority is:

A. Resume high-quality CPR and follow ACLS rhythm checks

B. Immediate transport without further compressions

C. Oral airway assessment only

D. Wait for three shocks before any medications

Incorrect

Post-shock care emphasizes immediate CPR and ACLS algorithms—not delayed compressions or skipping established arrest sequences.

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Pharmacology

For a weight-based epinephrine drip in shock, the paramedic must first confirm:

A. Accurate weight (actual or length-based) and pump/chart double-check

B. Patient preference for IV site only

C. Oral consent for all IV medications

D. That blood pressure is normal before any vasopressor

Correct

Weight-based infusions require verified weight and medication safety checks to prevent dosing errors in critical patients.

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Cardiac Recall

A post-ROSC patient has a blood pressure of 84/52 and cool skin. What is the best next management focus?

A. Post-arrest perfusion support per protocol, airway, and transport

B. Immediate discharge if the patient speaks

C. Withhold fluids in all post-arrest patients

D. Field cardioversion for sinus rhythm

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Correct answer You chose C

A. Post-arrest perfusion support per protocol, airway, and transport

Explanation

Post-ROSC care targets perfusion, oxygenation, and rapid definitive care—not assuming stability from consciousness alone.

Medical Recall

Which finding most supports treating bronchospasm with nebulized bronchodilator per protocol?

A. Wheezing with increased work of breathing and history consistent with asthma/COPD

B. Silent chest in a patient in extremis without ventilatory support

C. Chest pain relieved only by nitroglycerin

D. Hypertension alone

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Correct answer You chose B

A. Wheezing with increased work of breathing and history consistent with asthma/COPD

Explanation

Bronchodilators target bronchospasm with adequate context; silent chest may indicate severe obstruction requiring aggressive airway support first.

Terminology Definition

ROSC

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Answer

Return of spontaneous circulation—restoration of a perfusing rhythm after cardiac arrest, requiring continued post-arrest monitoring and treatment.

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Cardiac

During an adaptive paramedic mock exam, a rhythm strip suggests STEMI. The best field action is:

A. Acute coronary care per protocol and rapid PCI-capable destination when indicated

B. Delay all treatment until hospital ECG

C. Oral glucose for all chest pain

D. Field thrombolysis by all paramedics regardless of protocol

Trauma

For a hypotensive trauma patient with suspected internal bleeding, priority is:

A. Hemorrhage control, IV access, and balanced resuscitation per protocol

B. Spinal motion restriction before any assessment

C. Oral fluids until arrival

D. Scene cleanup before patient care

OB/Peds

A newborn requires positive-pressure ventilation after drying and stimulation. You should:

A. Ventilate at newborn rate with reassessment of heart rate and effort

B. Perform adult-rate compressions immediately

C. Wait 10 minutes before any breaths

D. Defer to mother for all ventilations

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