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- Emergency medical care of cardiac patient include all of this except…………..
a-perform initial assessment
b-cardiac examination
c-remove wet clothing and cover with blanket
d-place patient in position of comfort
185- Component of respiratory system Include all of these except ……
a-nose and mouth
b- trachea
c-stomach
d- lungs
186-The spinal column divided into………..regions
a- 7 regions
b- 5 regions
c- 4 regions
d- 6 regions
187-Cervical regions consists of ………….bones
a- 7 bones
b- 12 bones
c- 5 bones
d- 4 bones
188-Thoracic regions consists of ………….bones
a- 7 bones
b- 12 bones
c- 5 bones
d- 4 bones
189-Lumbar regions consists of ………….bones
a- 7 bones
b- 12 bones
c- 5 bones
d- 4 bones
190-Coccyx(tailbone) consists of ………….bones
a- 7 bones
b- 12 bones
c- 5 bones
d- 4 bones
191- Circulation of blood through an organ structure
a-perfusion
b-hypoperfusion
c-hyperperfusion
d-non of the above
192-The thorax consists of ………… ribs.
a-12 pair
b-10 pair
c-8 pair
d-9 pair
193-The pelvis consists of all of these except……..
a-iliac crest
b-pubis
c-skull
d-ischium
194-Lower extremities consists of all of these except……..
a-femur
b-maxilla
c-tibia
d-patella
195- Short backboard in injuries of the spine is suitable to………….
a-sitting patient
b-laying patient
c-all of the above
d-non of the above
196-Upper extremities consists of all of these except……..
a-humerus
b-clavicle
c-radius
d-femur
197-Face consists of all of these except……..
a-orbit
b-nasal bone
c-mandible
d-femur
198- Collection of blood beneath the skin
a-contusion
b-hematoma
c-crush injuries
d- non of the above
199-All of these are components of respiratory system except………
a-femur
b-nose and mouth
c-trachea
d-lungs
200-Is a firm cartilage ring from the lower portion of the larynx
a-cricoid cartilage
b-epiglottis
c-trachea
d-bronchi
201- Emergency medical care of cardiac patient include all of this except…………..
a-perform initial assessment
b-cardiac examination
c-remove wet clothing and cover with blanket
202-Normal adult adequate breathing is………
a-12-20/minute
b-15-30/minute
c-25-50/minute
d-non of the above
203- Normal child adequate breathing is………
a-12-20/minute
b-15-30/minute
c-25-50/minute
d-non of the above
204-Normal infant adequate breathing is………
a-12-20/minute
b-15-30/minute
c-25-50/minute
d-non of the above
205-Rhythm is normally………….
a-regular
b-irregular
c-both are true
d-both are wrong
206-In case of inadequate breathing the rhythm is………
a-regular
b-irregular
c-both are true
d-both are wrong
207-The sac that surrounds the fetus inside the uterus
a-umbilical cord
b-vagina
c-placenta
d-amniotic sac
208- The action of epinephrine in allergic reactions is……..
a-dilates the bronchioles
b-constricts blood vessels
c-all of the above
d-non of the above
209-Methods for ventilating a patient by the EMT-Basic are……………..
a-mouth-to-mask
b-two-person bag-valve-mask
c-one-person bag-valve-mask
d-all are true
210-The normal breathing rate in adults is:
a- 15-30 breaths / minute
b- 25-50 breaths / minute
c- 12-20 breaths / minute
d- None of the above
211-During exhalation, Diaphragm moves upward and Ribs move
a- Upward and outward
b- Upward and inward
c- Downward and inward
d- None of the above
212- Regarding Involuntary muscles, all of the followings are false except:
a- Under control of nervous system
b- Attached to bones
c- Found in the walls of GIT
d- Responsible for movement
213-In Carbon Monoxide poisoning, the skin color becomes:
a- Pale
b- Flushed (Red)
c- Cyanotic (blue-gray)
d- Jaundice (yellow)
214-The Cervical region of spinal cord consists of …………. segments:
a- 12
b- 5
c- 7
d- 4
215-The following is normal blood pressure in adults …….
a- 120/80
b- 200/110
c- 80/50
d- All of the above
216-Any medical complaint described by the patient, is called:
a- Sign
b- symptoms
c- a+b
d- None of the above
217-Regarding tasks performed by the majority of EMT-B, all of the followings are true except:
a- Obtain Vital Signs
b- Perform C.P.R
c- Administer Oral Glucose
d- Perform ECG
218- All of the followings are the prophylactic vaccines for EMT-Bs except:
a- Tetanus toxiod
b- Meningiococcal vaccine
c.TB vaccine
d.Hepatitis B vaccine
219) All of the followings are the components of Lower Extremities except
a- Femur
b- Patella
c- Tibia
d. Humrous
220)Examples of Stressful situation in which EMT-B will experience them are
a. Mass causality
b. Infant trauma
c. Amputations
d. All of the above
221) Regarding tasks performed by the majority of EMT-B, all of the followings are true except:
a.Obtain pulse
b. Perform C.P.R
c.Administer Oral Glucose
d. Perform any invasive procedure
222- The Lumbar region of spinal cord consists of …………. segments:
a- 12
b- 7
c- 5
d- 4
223) EMT-B can provide
a- basic non invasive prehospital care
b- any invasive procedure
c- a+b
d- none of the above
224)Safety of both patients&EMTBs are fulfilled via
a- gowns are not needed at all
b- hand washing
c- no gloves are used
d- no masks are needed
225) Potential life threats that may face EMTB include
a. electricity
b. fire
c. explosions
d. all of the above
226) All of the following are significant mechanisms of injury except
a. motor cycle crash
b. vehicle pedestrian collision
c. fall from 7 feet height
d. roll over of a vehicle
227)Regarding airbags,
a. they are effective without seat belts
b. EMTB should lift them and look under the bags.
c. it is not necessary to examine the steering wheel
d. non of the above
228)Rapid assessment of trauma patient entails
spinal stabilization
assessment of mental status
assessment of head and neck
all of the above
229)All of the following are signs of injury except
deformities
contusions
lacerations
non of the above
230)Assessment of lower limps in trauma patient should include
distal pulse
sensations
motor function
all of the above
231).Breath sounds could be heard at lung
apices, mid-clavicular, bilaterally
bases mid-axillary,bilaterally
a+b
non of the above
232)In trauma patient, significant signs in eyes examination entail
unequal pupil
foreign body
blood in anterior chamber
all of the above
233) Paradoxical motion of the chest during exhalation is often caused by which type of injury?
flail chest
fracture clavicle
pneumothorax
haemothorax
234) The carotid artery carries blood from the ________________ to the _______________.
heart to head
lung to heart
heart to legs
legs to heart
235) You are called to a scene of a 3 year old who is not breathing and is pulse less. Your CPR should include compressions at what depth
half to one and half inches
three to four inches
five to six inches
no compression at all
236) You are called to the scene of a man down. The report said the man has no pulse and that family members are doing CPR. Upon arriving at the scene what 3 things are you going to do first?
a- Open their airway - tell the bystander to stop CPR - put your gloves on
b- Question the bystanders - direct them to stop CPR - check for pulse
c- Hook up the AED - open their airway - insert an adjunct
d. Hook up the AED - open their airway - insert an adjunct
237)A 35 years old patient with blood pressure 120/80,pulse 125/minute and respiratory rate 14/minute, this patient is
a- tachypnic
b- tachycardic
c- bradycardic
d- erythemic
238) When asking the patient "Does the pain move anywhere else?", this question refers to what part of the assessment?
a- provocation
b- radiation
c- sign
d- coma
239- The normal heart rate in adults is:
a- 100-150 beats/minute
b- 30-60 beats/ minute
c- 60-90 beats/ minute
d- None of the above
240- During inhalation, Diaphragm moves downward and Ribs move
a- Upward and outward
b- Upward and inward
c- Downward and inward
d- None of the above
241- Regarding voluntary muscles, all of the followings are true except:
a- Under control of nervous system
b- Attached to bones
c- Found in the walls of GIT
d- Responsible for movement
242- In liver abnormalities, the most likely skin color is:
a- Pale
b- Flushed (Red)
c- Cyanotic (blue-gray)
d- Jaundice (yellow)
243- The thoracic region of spinal cord consists of …………. segments:
a- 12
b- 5
c- 7
d- 4
244 - Which artery pumps blood to the body :
a- pulmonary artery.
b- Left atrium .
c-aortic artery .
d- Right atrium .
245- Which chamber pumps blood to the whole body:
a- Right ventricles .
b- Left atrium .
c- left ventricles .
d- Right atrium .
246 - The first defense mechanism of the body against external environment :
a- Skeletal system .
b- Urinary system .
c- integumentary system ( the skin).
d- All of the above .
247 - Which system responsible for regulating
body activities and function and secretion of chemicals :
a- Hematological system .
b- Muscular system .
c- Urinary system .
d- Endocrine system .
248 - When you assessed the patient eyes you noticed that dilated pupils means :
a- Very big pupils.
b- Small pupils.
c- Normal pupils.
d- None of the above .
249 - in dead patient , pupils are :
a- reactive .
b- non reactive .
c- 8 – 12 inches .
d- None of the above .
250 -bronchial breath sound normally heard over :
a- lung .
b- anterior sternum .
c- heart .
d- All of the above .
251- an opening of the trachea is ……….
a-Tracheostomy.
b-Appendectomy.
c-Colostomy.
d-None of the above.
252- normal resonance on percussion occurred over :
a-liver .
b- lunges
c- heart .
d- None of the above .
253 - apnea is absence of :
a- pulse .
b- palpitation .
c- breathing .
d- all of the above .
254- The following is normal blood pressure in adults …….
a- 120/80
b- 200/110
c- 80/50
d- All of the above
255-Any medical findings detected by patient examination , is called:
a- Sign
b- symptoms
c- a+b
d- None of the above
256-Regarding tasks performed by the majority of EMT-B, all of the followings are true except:
a- Obtain Vital Signs
b- Perform C.P.R
c- Administer Oral Glucose
d- Perform ECG
257-The followings are not prophylactic vaccines for EMT-Bs except:
a- Rabies vaccine
b- Meningococcal vaccine
c. Yellow fever vaccine
d. Hepatitis B vaccine
258) All of the followings are the components of upper Extremities except
a-Femur
b- Radius
c- Ulna
d. Humorous
259) Examples of Stressful situation in which EMT-B will experience them are
a. Death of coworker
b. child abuse
c. Amputations
d. All of the above
260- Dermis
a-Is an epithelial tissue
b- Is a connective tissue
c- Is a muscular tissue
d- Is a nervous tissue
261- The main function of the respiratory system
a- Secrete hormones
b- Provide movement
c- Gas exchange
d- Filter out wastes
262- The pulmonary artery
a- Carries oxygenated blood from the lungs to the heart
b- Carries non oxygenated blood from the lungs to the heart
c- Carries oxygenated blood from the body to the heart
d- Carries non oxygenated blood from the heart to the lungs
263- The right side of the heart receives
a- oxygenated blood
b- Non oxygenated blood
c- Both a, b
d- None of the above
264- The optic nerve is responsible for
a- Smell
b- Movement
c- Vision
d- Hearing
265- One of the following nerves is sensory only
a- Trigeminal nerve
b- Facial nerve
c- Vagus nerve
d- Olfactory nerve
267- ………..regulates autonomic functions such as appetite, thirst, and body temperature
a- Thalamus
b- Hypothalamus
c- Pituitary gland
d- Ventricles of CSF
268- The external ear consists of
a- Cochlea, vestibule and semicircular canals
b- Malleus, Incus and stapes
c- Auditory canal, pinna, and tympanic membrane
c- None of the above
269- The clear gel that makes up about 80% of the eye volume is called
a- Aqueous humor
b- Vitreous humor
c- Retina
d- Macula
270- The small central area of the iris which allows passage of light into eye called
a- Pupil
b- Iris
c- Macula
d- Cornea
271-The ovaries secretes
a- T3 and T4 hormones
b- Melatonin
c- Prolactin
d- Estrogen
272-The muscular tube that serves as a vehicle for both respiration and digestion is
a- The mouth
b- The esophagus
c- The pharynx
d- The stomach
273- One of the following structures related to large intestine
a- duodenum
b- Jejunum
c- Rectum
d- Ileum
274- …………..are retroperitoneal organs on each side of the vertebral column
a- Brain
b- Lungs
c- Kidneys
d- Stomach
275- Approximately about ………..ml of urine can be stored in the bladder without any sense of discomfort (the functional capacity of the bladder)
a- 500 ml
b- 700 ml
c- 300 ml
d- 250 ml
276- In the males the urethra is about………….in length
a- 8 inches
b- 1.5 inches
c- 10 inches
c- 5 inches
277- One of the following structures related to epidermis
a- Blood vessels
b- Sweat glands
c- Stratum corneum
d- Sensory nerve endings
278- One of The following structures does not related to the lymphatic system
a- Spleen
b- Thymus
d- Tonsils
d- Sternum
279- The skull, the sternum, the ribs and the vertebral column are parts of
a- Axial skeleton
b- Appendicular skeleton
c- Long bones
d- Short bones
280- The skeletal muscles characterized by
a-Voluntary muscles
b- Attached to the skeleton
c- Striated muscles (because of its appearance under the microscope)
d- All of the above
281-One of The following joints is not synovial joint
a- Ball and socket joint
b- Hinge joint
c- Saddle joint
d- Fibrous joint
282- The function of the Testes include the following except
a- To produce spermatozoa
b- To produce testosterone hormone
c- Secrete mucous like fluid that contains nutrients for sperm
d- Maintain the secondary sex characters of males
283- The organ of the female genital system in which the fertilized egg is embedded
a- Ovaries
b- Fallopian tubes
c- Uterus
d- Vulva
284- Protein makes
a- 50- 60 % of the dry mass of the cell
b- 30-40 % of the dry mass of the cell
c- 10 % of the dry mass of the cell
d- None of the above
285- The study of the structure of the body and physical relationships between the body parts is called
a- Physiology
b- Pathology
c- Anatomy
d- None of the above
286- Heart, blood vessels and blood are the major organs of
a-The respiratory system
b- The circulatory system
c- The nervous system
d- The reproductive system
287- Movement of a substance across the cell membrane from an area of low concentration to an area of high concentration using a carrier molecule and with energy expenditure is called
a-Osmosis
b- Facilitated diffusion
c- Simple diffusion
d- Active transport
288- The white blood cells are called
a- Leukocytes
b- The fighter cells
c- Battling blood cells
d- All of the above
289- The right lung has
a- two lobes
b- Three lobes
c- Lingula
d- One lobe
290- The normal RBCs count of males is
a- 2-4 millions /mm3
b- 4.5-6.5 millions /mm3
c- 4.5-6.5 millions/Liter
d- 6-8 millions/mm3
291- The epithelial tissues are found in the following except
a- outer layer of the skin
b- The inside of the mouth and stomach
c- The tissues surrounding the body's organs
d- Blood and bones
292-One of the following is not true in relation to RNA
a- Including mRNA, tRNA, rRNA
b- Sugar ribose, phosphate group, one of four bases Adenine, Uracil, Guanine and Cytosine
c- Sugar ribose, phosphate group, one of four bases Adenine, Thymine, Guanine and Cytosine
d- Can pass outside the nucleus to the cytoplasm
293- Diffusion of water across a semi permeable membrane from an area of low solute concentration to an area of high solute concentration
a-Osmosis
b- Simple diffusion
c- Facilitated diffusion
d- Active transport
294- Yellow transparent fluid, its total volume is 2.5-3 liters, Composed of 90% water, 8% proteins
a- Erythrocytes
b- Leukocytes
c- Plasma
d- All of the above
295-Blood production means
a-Haemostasis
b- Heamopoisis
c- Homeostasis
d- None of the above
296- Erythropoiesis means
a- Process of WBCs production
b-Process of platelets production
c- Process of RBCs production
d- Stoppage of bleeding
297- The number of white blood cells increases in
a- Leukemia
b- Microbial infection
c- Late pregnancy
d- All of the above
298- Blood cell that found at sites of allergy
a- Eosinophils
b- Lymphocytes
c- Neutrophils
d- RBCs
299-A clot in an artery of the brain is ……….
a- A bruise
b- A stroke
c- A scab
d- None of the above
300- A person with type O blood
a- Can receive blood from any other blood group
b- Can donate blood to any other blood group
c- Called universal donor
d- Called universal recipient
e- b, c
301- The left side of the heart receives
a- Oxygenated blood from the various regions of the body
b- Non-oxygenated blood from the various regions of the body
c- Oxygenated blood from the lungs
d- Non-oxygenated blood from the lungs
302- Relaxation of the cardiac muscle tissue in the ventricles is the
a- Diastole
b- Systole
c- Arrhythmia
d- Excitability
303- The amount of blood ejected by the heart per minute is called
a- Heart rate
b- Cardiac out put
c- Stroke volume
d- All of the above
304- Auditory (hearing) information are found in
a- Frontal lobe
b- Parietal lobe
c- Occipital lobe
d- Temporal lobe
305- The organ which is responsible for equilibrium, Coordinates muscle function and Participates in some types of memory is the
a- Cerebral cortex
b- Thalamus
c- Liver
d- Cerebellum
306- The Eustachian tube
a- It is a canal links middle ear with throat area
b- It is a canal links inner ear with the throat area
c- Equalizes pressure between middle ear and outer ear
d- a, c only
e- All of the above
307- Myopia occurs if
a- The light from an object focuses before it gets the back of the eye
b- The light from an object focuses after it gets the back of the eye
c- The person with it can not see the far object clearly
d- a, c
308- The master endocrine gland is
a-The pituitary gland
b- Hypothalamus
c- Thyroid
d- Parathyroid gland
309-Growth hormone (somatotropin)
a- Hormone of anterior pituitary
b- Hormone of posterior pituitary
c- Hormone of thyroid gland
d- Hormone of adrenal gland
310- Formation of the sperms takes place in
a- Uterus
b- Testes
c- Ovaries
d- Fallopian tubes
311- Puberty in the females characterized by
a- Ovulation and menstrual cycle begins
b- Enlargement of the larynx and deepening of the voice
c- Production of spermatozoa
d- all of the above
e- None of the above
312- Ball and socket joints are
a- Fibrous joints
b- Synovial joints
c- Sutures joint
d- All of the above
313 - Muscles of the viscera (smooth muscles) are characterized by
a- Attached to the bones and move the skeleton
b- Also named striated muscles
c- Involuntary muscles; innervated by autonomic nervous system
e- Voluntary muscles
314- A slender S-shaped bone that connects the upper arm to the trunk of the body commonly called collar bone
a- Femur
b- Scapula
c- Clavicle
d- Wrist bone
315- The lymphatic system contains the following except
a- The spleen
b- The lymph nodes
c- Thymus
d- Pancreas
316- The gland which is responsible for development of immature T-cells into mature ones and secretes Thymosine is called………….
a- Lymph nodes
b- Spleen
c- Tonsils
d– Thymus
317- More numerous numbers of sweat glands are found in
a- The palm of the hand
b- The sole of the feet
c- The axilla
d- All of the above
318- The trigone is found in
a- Urinary bladder
b- Gall bladder
c- Eye muscles
d- Face muscles
319- The cells of the stomach which secrets pepsinogen are
a- Parietal cells
b- Chief cells
c- Enteroendocrine cells
d- None of the above
320- Pnumothorax means
a- Air in the pleural space
b- Air in the intestine
c- Air in the stomach
d- Air in the
321- The human body consists of more than 75 trillion cells each one is capable of
a- Growth
b- ****bolism
c- Response to stimuli
d- all of the above
322- The connective tissue
a- Adds support to the body
b- Adds structure to the body
c- Has no effect in the body
d- a, b
323- Major organs of the urinary system
a- Nose, trachea, lungs
b- Kidneys, ureters, bladder
c- Brain, spinal cord, nerves
d- Mouth, stomach, liver
324- What represent 45% of the blood volume is
a- Blood cells
b- Plasma
c- Clotting factors
d- None of the above
325- Haemostasis is
a- The process of platelets production
b- The process of RBCs production
c- The stop of bleeding
d-All of the above
326- Basophils contain cytoplasm granules packed with
a- Acetylcholine
b- Adrenaline
c- Heparin and Histamine
d- None of the above
327- The life span of the platelets
a- 120 days
b- Few days to few months
c- 8-11 days
d- Few days to few weeks
328- Veins carry
a- Oxygenated blood only
b- Non oxygenated blood
c-Non- oxygenated blood except pulmonary veins
d- None of the above
329- Systole means
a- Relaxation of the cardiac muscle tissue in ventricles
b- Contraction of the cardiac muscle tissue in ventricles
c-Amount of blood ejected per cycle
d- None of the above
330-The normal pace maker of the heart is
a- SA Node
b- AV Node
c- Bundle of His
d- None of the above
331- The heart is composed of
a- 2 chambers
b- 3 chambers
c- 4 chambers
d- 6 chambers
332-Visual information are found in
a- Frontal lobe of the brain
b- Parietal lobe of the brain
c- Temporal lobe of the brain
d- Occipital lobe of the brain
333- The cranial nerve responsible for smell is
a- Optic nerve
b- Trochlear nerve
c- Olfactory nerve
d- Trigeminal nerve
334- The central nervous system consists of
a- The brain and the spinal cord
b- The 12 cranial nerves
c- All nerves outside the brain and the spinal cord
d- All of the above
335- The external auditory canal is
a- A canal links middle ear with throat area
b- A canal links inner ear with throat area
c- S shaped canal extends from the auricle to the tympanic membrane
d- All of the above
336- If the light from an object focuses after it gets the back of the eye it is called
a- Hyperopia
b- Myopia
c- Pupillary light reflex
d- Normal visual pathway
337-The valve lies between the left atrium and left ventricle is
a- Tricuspid valve
b- Mitral valve
c- Aortic valve
d- Pulmonary valve
338-One of The following structures related to the eye
a- Cornea
b- Ceruminous glands
c- Ear pinna
d- Ossicles
339- The lacrimal gland
a- produce tears of the eye
b- Form wax inside the ear
c- Transmit the sound waves to the inner ear
d- Contain the nerves for hearing
340- The largest endocrine gland in the body is
a- Thyroid gland
b- Parathyroid gland
c- Pituitary gland
d- Pancreas
341- The following are members of the lymphatic system except
a- Lymph nodes
b- Spleen
c- Tonsils
d- Corpus callosum
342- The Loop of Henel is found in
a- Pancreas
b- Liver
c- Nephron
d- Gall bladder
343- Forms C shaped organ connects the stomach with small intestine
a- Liver
b- Duodenum
c- Cecum
d- all of the above
344- The right lung is composed of
a- Upper, middle and lower lobes
b- Upper, lower lobes and lingula
c- Diaphragm
d- All of the above
345- The Cecum, colon and rectum are parts of
a-Small intestine
b- Large intestine
c- Stomach
d- Respiratory system
346- It is about 30 cm in length and extends inferiorly from the kidney to the bladder
a- Uterus
b- Iris
c-Ureters
d- Pancreas
347- The testosterone is secreted by
a- Testes
b- Ovaries
c- Pituitary
d- Lungs
348- The external genitalia of the female includes ……….
a- The labia majora and the labia minora
b- Clitoris
c- Hymen
d- All of the above
349- The type of muscles attached to the skeleton and moves it is
a- Skeletal muscles
b- Smooth muscles
c- Cardiac muscles
d- All of the above
350- One of the following bones found in the appendicular skeleton
a- The skull
b- The sternum
c- The ribs
d- Tibia
351- The unit of the kidney Responsible for ultra filtration of the blood and reabsorption or excretion of the products of the filtrate is
a-The ureters
b- The nephron
c- The bladder
d- None of the above
352- cell structures that are responsible for energy production are ……………….
a- cytoplasm
b- lysosome
c- mitochondria
d- cortex
353- life span of ………… is 120 days
a- RBCs
b- WBCs
c- Platelets
d- All of the above
354- how many chambers in the heart? …….
a- 3
b- 4
c- 2
d- 6
355- Tricuspid valve is located between …………..
a- right ventricle and right atrium
b- left ventricle and left atrium
c- right ventricle and pulmonary artery
d- left ventricle and the aorta
356- …………. is the most posterior part of the brain that control equilibrium
a- cerebrum
b- cerebellum
c- pons
d- meninges
357- Brain stem is formed of …………….
a- midbrain
b- mid brain and pons only
c- midbrain, pons and medulla oblongata
d- medulla oblongata and midbrain only
358- Sacral segments of the spinal cord control movements of the ………
a- back
b- arms
c- chest
d- lower limbs
359- physiology is the study of body …………
a- function
b- structure
c- disease
d- consequence of disease
360- Blood is composed of:
a- 55% plasma
b- 45% blood cell
c- A & B
d- Non of the above
361- systole means……………
a- contraction of cardiac muscle
b- relaxation of cardiac muscle
c- period of rest
d- filling of the atria
362- Hemoglobin is present inside the
a-red blood cell
c-platelet
b-white blood cell
d-the pulse
363- low blood pressure means :
a- hypertension
c- hypotension
b- diabetes
d- hypoxia
364-The brainstem consists of :
a- medulla
c-midbrain
b-pons
d- d- all of the above
365- the average range of the blood pH is:
a-7.4
c-3.2
c- 8.3
d- 5.4
366-Normal heart rate in adult
a-60-90 beats/ minute
c-60-120b/m
b-45-78b/m
d- 90-110b/m
367367- A Patient has tachycardia , the E.M.T would expect the pulse rate to be which range :
a- 40 – 60 Beats / min .
b- 60 – 80 Beats / min .
c- 80 – 100 Beats / min .
d- 120 Beats / min
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