1. Most states require refresher training for EMT-Bs every: A. 1 to 2 years. C. 2 to 3 years. B. 5 to 7 years. D. 4 to 5 years. ______ 2. An EMT at a basic level is operating as a designated agent of the: A. EMT-Intermediate. C. Medical Director. B. ER nurse. D. Shift commander. ______ 3. Which of the following is NOT a role or responsibility for an EMT? A. Transfer of care C. Lifting and moving B. Personal safety D. Providing medical direction ______ 4. The first concern of an EMT must be: A. patient safety. C. vehicle safety. B. crew control. D. personal safety. ______ 5. A policy set by an EMS Medical Director that allows EMTs to administer glucose to patients in certain circumstances without speaking to the physician is an example of a(n): A. direct order. C. standing order. B. on-line order. D. QI order. ______ 6. An order from an EMS system’s on-duty physician given by radio or phone is an example of: A. off-line medical control. C. designated direction. B. on-line medical direction. D. standing orders. ______ 7. The level of EMS training in which the emphasis is on activating the EMS system and controlling immediate life-threatening emergencies is: A. First Responder. C. EMT-I. B. EMT-B. D. EMT-P. ______ 8. A good personal trait for an EMT is someone who: A. speaks his/her mind. C. is nonjudgmental. B. is insincere. D. always follows others. ______ 9. Lists of steps, such as assessment and interventions, to be taken in different situations by EMS personnel are known as: A. protocols. C. enhanced QA. B. care directives. D. EMDs. ______10. Which of the following is a way for an EMT to have a role in the quality improvement (QI) process? A. Have someone else check equipment. B. Read patient’s hospital chart. C. Continue his/her education. D. Submit run reports quickly even if incomplete. ______11. Which is an example of EMS being involved in public health? A. Responding to a mass-casualty incident B. Public vaccination programs C. Providing free blood pressure checks at the station D. Running calls with the fire department ______12. What is one outcome of medical research for EMS? A. Evidence-based treatments B. New EMS shift designs C. Better EMS documentation D. Improved ambulance design

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EMS Medical Director that allows EMTs to administer glucose to patients in certain circumstances without speaking to the physician is an example of a(n): A. direct order. C. standing order. B. on-line order. D. QI order. ______ 6. An order from an EMS system’s on-duty physician given by radio or phone is an example of: A. off-line medical control. C. designated direction. B. on-line medical direction. D. standing orders. ______ 7. The level of EMS training in which the emphasis is on activating the EMS system and controlling immediate life-threatening emergencies is: A. First Responder. C. EMT-I. B. EMT-B. D. EMT-P. ______ 8. A good personal trait for an EMT is someone who: A. speaks his/her mind. C. is nonjudgmental. B. is insincere. D. always follows others. ______ 9. Lists of steps, such as assessment and interventions, to be taken in different situations by EMS personnel are known as: A. protocols. C. enhanced QA. B. care directives. D. EMDs. ______10. Which of the following is a way for an EMT to have a role in the quality improvement (QI) process? A. Have someone else check equipment. B. Read patient’s hospital chart. C. Continue his/her education. D. Submit run reports quickly even if incomplete. ______11. Which is an example of EMS being involved in public health? A. Responding to a mass-casualty incident B. Public vaccination programs C. Providing free blood pressure checks at the station D. Running calls with the fire department ______12. What is one outcome of medical research for EMS? A. Evidence-based treatments B. New EMS shift designs C. Better EMS documentation D. Improved ambulance design

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1. Most states require refresher training for EMT-Bs every: A. 1 to 2 years. C. 2 to 3 years. B. 5 to 7 years. D. 4 to 5 years. ______ 2. An EMT at a basic level is operating as a designated agent of the: A. EMT-Intermediate. C. Medical Director. B. ER nurse. D. Shift commander. ______ 3. Which of the following is NOT a role or responsibility for an EMT? A. Transfer of care C. Lifting and moving B. Personal safety D. Providing medical direction ______ 4. The first concern of an EMT must be: A. patient safety. C. vehicle safety. B. crew control. D. personal safety. ______ 5. A policy set by an EMS Medical Director that allows EMTs to administer glucose to patients in certain circumstances without speaking to the physician is an example of a(n): A. direct order. C. standing order. B. on-line order. D. QI order. ______ 6. An order from an EMS system’s on-duty physician given by radio or phone is an example of: A. off-line medical control. C. designated direction. B. on-line medical direction. D. standing orders. ______ 7. The level of EMS training in which the emphasis is on activating the EMS system and controlling immediate life-threatening emergencies is: A. First Responder. C. EMT-I. B. EMT-B. D. EMT-P. ______ 8. A good personal trait for an EMT is someone who: A. speaks his/her mind. C. is nonjudgmental. B. is insincere. D. always follows others. ______ 9. Lists of steps, such as assessment and interventions, to be taken in different situations by EMS personnel are known as: A. protocols. C. enhanced QA. B. care directives. D. EMDs. ______10. Which of the following is a way for an EMT to have a role in the quality improvement (QI) process? A. Have someone else check equipment. B. Read patient’s hospital chart. C. Continue his/her education. D. Submit run reports quickly even if incomplete. ______11. Which is an example of EMS being involved in public health? A. Responding to a mass-casualty incident B. Public vaccination programs C. Providing free blood pressure checks at the station D. Running calls with the fire department ______12. What is one outcome of medical research for EMS? A. Evidence-based treatments B. New EMS shift designs C. Better EMS documentation D. Improved ambulance design

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User: 1. Most states require refresher training for EMT-Bs every: A. 1 to 2 years. C. 2 to 3 years. B. 5 to 7 years. D. 4 to 5 years. ______ 2. An EMT at a basic level is operating as a designated agent of the: A. EMT-Intermediate. C. Medical Director. B. ER nurse. D. Shift commander. ______ 3. Which of the following is NOT a role or responsibility for an EMT? A. Transfer of care C. Lifting and moving B. Personal safety D. Providing medical direction ______ 4. The first concern of an EMT must be: A. patient safety. C. vehicle safety. B. crew control. D. personal safety. ______ 5. A policy set by an EMS Medical Director that allows EMTs to administer glucose to patients in certain circumstances without speaking to the physician is an example of a(n): A. direct order. C. standing order. B. on-line order. D. QI order. ______ 6. An order from an EMS system’s on-duty physician given by radio or phone is an example of: A. off-line medical control. C. designated direction. B. on-line medical direction. D. standing orders. ______ 7. The level of EMS training in which the emphasis is on activating the EMS system and controlling immediate life-threatening emergencies is: A. First Responder. C. EMT-I. B. EMT-B. D. EMT-P. ______ 8. A good personal trait for an EMT is someone who: A. speaks his/her mind. C. is nonjudgmental. B. is insincere. D. always follows others. ______ 9. Lists of steps, such as assessment and interventions, to be taken in different situations by EMS personnel are known as: A. protocols. C. enhanced QA. B. care directives. D. EMDs. ______10. Which of the following is a way for an EMT to have a role in the quality improvement (QI) process? A. Have someone else check equipment. B. Read patient’s hospital chart. C. Continue his/her education. D. Submit run reports quickly even if incomplete. ______11. Which is an example of EMS being involved in public health? A. Responding to a mass-casualty incident B. Public vaccination programs C. Providing free blood pressure checks at the station D. Running calls with the fire department ______12. What is one outcome of medical research for EMS? A. Evidence-based treatments B. New EMS shift designs C. Better EMS documentation D. Improved ambulance design

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