#1
Which of the following is an essential component of personal protective equipment (PPE) for an EMT?
Stethoscope
Safety goggles
Sphygmomanometer
Tourniquet
#2
During patient transport, what is the appropriate way to secure oxygen tanks in the ambulance?
Place them on the passenger seat
Lay them flat on the floor
Secure them in an upright position
Attach them to the ceiling with straps
#3
What is the recommended duration for handwashing with soap and water to effectively remove pathogens?
At least 10 seconds
At least 20 seconds
At least 30 seconds
At least 60 seconds
#4
What is the recommended procedure for cleaning and disinfecting ambulance surfaces after transporting a patient suspected of having an infectious disease?
Using plain water and wiping surfaces with a dry cloth
Spraying surfaces with disinfectant and immediately wiping them dry
Applying a bleach solution and allowing it to air dry
Using soap and water followed by a rinse with hydrogen peroxide
#5
Which of the following pathogens can be transmitted through direct contact with blood or body fluids?
Influenza virus
Salmonella bacteria
Hepatitis B virus
Mycobacterium tuberculosis
#6
What is the recommended method for an EMT to remove contaminated gloves after providing patient care?
Peeling off from the fingertips, turning them inside out, and disposing of them in a biohazard bag
Pulling them off from the wrist, turning them inside out, and disposing of them in a regular trash bin
Using scissors to cut them off and disposing of them in a sharps container
Rinsing them with water and reusing them if no visible blood is present
#7
Which of the following actions should an EMT take immediately after exposure to potentially infectious bodily fluids?
Continue providing patient care until the end of the shift
Remove contaminated clothing and wash the affected area with soap and water
Ignore the exposure and continue working with other patients
Wait until symptoms develop before seeking medical attention
#8
Which of the following is NOT a recommended technique for lifting a patient onto a stretcher?
Using proper body mechanics and lifting with the legs
Lifting alone without assistance
Communicating effectively with team members
Using a mechanical lift device when necessary
#9
Which of the following is an example of a standard precaution that EMTs should follow to prevent the transmission of infectious diseases?
Wearing gloves only when handling visibly soiled items
Avoiding hand hygiene if gloves are worn
Using the same equipment for multiple patients without cleaning
Properly disposing of sharps in puncture-resistant containers
#10
What is the purpose of the N95 respirator commonly worn by EMTs?
To prevent inhalation of small airborne particles
To provide oxygen to the patient during transport
To administer medication via inhalation
To protect against electric shock
#11
What is the primary purpose of the Incident Command System (ICS) during emergency response situations?
To maintain patient confidentiality
To establish a chain of command and coordinate resources
To administer medical treatment to patients
To conduct research on emergency response techniques
#12
Which of the following actions should an EMT take if they suspect they have been exposed to a bloodborne pathogen?
Ignore the incident unless symptoms develop
Immediately report the exposure to their supervisor
Continue working without any precautions
Wait for the next scheduled medical check-up
#13
Which of the following is a recommended method for preventing needlestick injuries among EMTs?
Recapping needles before disposal
Discarding needles in regular trash bins
Using safety-engineered devices
Reusing needles if they appear clean
#14
What is the primary purpose of isolating a patient suspected of having a highly contagious disease?
To prevent the patient from receiving medical treatment
To protect healthcare workers and other patients from exposure
To punish the patient for contracting the disease
To restrict the patient's access to visitors