Latest NREMT Exam Prep – Real Questions & Well-Explained Answers (Graded A+) 2025/2026

Latest NREMT Exam Prep – Real Questions & Well-Explained Answers (Graded A+) 2025/2026

Question The injuries a patient would sustain from the secondary effects of an explosion are caused by what? a. From the blast itself. b. From the patient being thrown against solid objects. c. From the sound waves of the second explosion. d. From flying shrapnel or objects. Correct answer Incorrect D: In an explosion, the primary effects are injuries which are caused by the explosion. Secondary effects are caused by flying shrapnel or material which is packed with the explosive to cause more casualties.

Question Several days after treating a chest pain patient, you realize that you made an error on the patient care report. The patient care report has already been submitted to the hospital and your department administration. What procedure should be followed when attempting to correct your documentation? a. Retrieve the original patient care report, white out, and correct the error. b. Retrieve the original patient care report, draw a line through the error, correct the information, and initial the correction. c. Complete and submit an addendum or supplement to the original patient care report. Correct answer d. Disregard the error in documentation as patient care reports are considered final once submitted. Incorrect C: If an error is made during the initial completion of a patient care report, it is typically acceptable to draw a line through the error, correct it, and initial the correction. However, it should not be modified once the report has been submitted to the hospital and departmental administration. This situation requires the completion of an addendum or supplement to the original report. Under no circumstances should you scribble out or white out an error, as that may leave the question as to what was originally written. It is never acceptable to disregard errors in documentation, regardless of the time that has elapsed since initially submitted.

Question Which of the following is the correct sequence for using an AED on an unresponsive, pulseless patient who has been in cardiac arrest for 1-2 minutes? a. Attach the AED, turn it on, and analyze. Correct answer b. Provide two minutes of CPR prior to attaching the AED. c. Attach the AED, turn it on, and provide CPR as the AED analyzes the patient's EKG. d. Attach the AED, provide two minutes of CPR, and then analyze. Incorrect A: The correct sequence for using an AED is as follows: Turn it on, attach the leads, analyze the rhythm, and then defibrillate. Defibrillation should not be delayed to provide CPR if the downtime is less than 4 minutes. If the downtime exceeds 4-5 minutes, then two minutes of CPR should be provided before AED utilization.