Medications & Drugs
EMS Protocols
EMS Tools & Equipment
EMS Scenarios
History of EMS
100

This drug is used to treat an opioid overdose

What is Naloxone (Narcan)

100

What is the first thing you do when arriving on scene?

What is ensure scene safety

100

This device comes in manual or automatic models

What is a defibrillator

100

A hiker is found confused and shivering in cold weather. What's the likely condition?

What is hypothermia

100

What does EMS stand for?

What is Emergency Medical Services

200

This medication is used to treat severe allergic reactions

What is epinephrine

200

This communication method should be used to inform dispatch about a patient status or transport

What is radio communication

200


This is used to puncture a vein and deliver fluids or medication

What is an IV Catheter

200

A patient has a large open wound on their leg with heavy bleeding. What's your immediate action?

What is apply direct pressure

200

This service provided early emergency transport using simple vehicles before modern ambulances existed

What is ambulance service

300

This drug is commonly given to help chest pain during a heart attack

What is nitroglycerin

300

This step means checking a patient's airway, breathing, and circulation in that order

What is primary assessment

300

This piece of equipment is used to move patients from one level of a structure to another.

What is a stair chair

300

A patient was pulled from a swimming pool and is breathing but coughing. What's your primary concern?

What is secondary drowning

300

The year EMS started in the united states 

What is 1967

  • 1967 (Pittsburgh): The Freedom House Ambulance Service was founded as the nation's first emergency medical service (EMS) staffed by trained paramedics, revolutionizing modern, high-quality pre-hospital care. 
400

This medication is often given to diabetic patients with low blood sugar

What is glucose

400

What does HIPAA stand for?

Health Insurance portability and accountability act

400

This is worn over the eyes to protect from splashes

What are goggles or face shields

400

You find a pulseless patient. What's your immediate action?

What is start CPR

400

DAILY DOUBLE
The phrase "Clear!" is famously shouted before this procedure

What is defibrillation

500

This drug can help reverse the effects of an opioid overdose

What is naloxone

500

This protocol requires EMS providers to protect themselves from exposure to blood and body fluids by using gloves, mask, and other barriers.

What are standard precautions (PPE)

500

This tool is used to listen to heart and lung sounds

What is a stethoscope

500

You find a hiker with dry skin, confusion and a core temperature of 106F. What's the condition?

What is heat stroke

500

The US department that EMS operates under.

What is the Department of Transportation (DOT)

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