EMALB EMR Licensing Practice Test
Free · 232 Questions.

Question 1

An EMR completes training recognized for an extra Schedule 2 service and passes the approved examination. Who may endorse the EMR's licence for that service?

• A. The employer's medical director
• B. The BC Ambulance Service operations manager
• C. The Minister of Health
• D. The licensing board

Explanation: The licensing board may endorse a licence to permit a Schedule 2 service once the EMA provides satisfactory evidence of the approved examinations and/or training.

Question 2

After a first unsuccessful jurisprudence attempt, when may a candidate try again?

• A. After a wait of 2 days
• B. Right away, with no wait
• C. After a wait of 5 days
• D. After a wait of 30 days

Explanation: There is no wait after the first failed attempt; the 5-day wait starts after the second failure.

Question 3

According to the model, when may load and transport be appropriate?

• A. Once the full head-to-toe examination is finished
• B. After the decision point, based on condition
• C. After the protocol steps have been carried out
• D. Once the patient's records and reports are complete

Explanation: Depending on whether the patient is stable or unstable and on the ability to give definitive care, load and transport may be appropriate any time after the decision point.

Question 4

Where should the centre of a pelvic binder be aligned?

• A. With the greater trochanter
• B. With the belly button
• C. With the top of the iliac crest
• D. With the pubic bone

Explanation: The centre of the belt is aligned with the greater trochanter.

Question 5

What compression-to-ventilation ratio is used for a neonate (up to 28 days)?

• A. 15:2
• B. 30:2
• C. 10:1
• D. 3:1

Explanation: Neonates receive 3:1 compressions with no AED.