A) Employers are required to have a written plan addressing EMT burnout.
B) Burnout can diminish an EMT's ability to provide competent care.
C) Research indicates that burnout affects all EMS personnel within a five-year period.
D) Burnout often tends to resolve on its own over time.
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A) instruct the boy to carry the patient from the house to the yard.
B) gather basic equipment and go to the home to care for the patient.
C) notify dispatch and proceed to the home to care for the patient.
D) contact the police and move the ambulance from the immediate area.
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Multiple Choice
A) Lifting and moving an obese patient from a second-floor bedroom
B) Being required to show up for a shift 15 minutes prior to its start
C) Caring for a child whose parents have appeared to have neglected him
D) Providing care for many patients over the course of a shift
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Multiple Choice
A) "Why don't you request a week off of work to get things sorted out."
B) "Maybe you should get an appointment with a behavioral health professional."
C) "Perhaps we need to have a critical incident stress debriefing so we can all talk."
D) "You really need to get yourself to the emergency department to get checked out."
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Multiple Choice
A) Increasing sleep to 8 to 10 hours a day
B) Weight lifting with attention to the upper body
C) Walking on a treadmill 3 to 4 times a week
D) Stretching exercises every 4 hours while awake
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A) Methicillin/oxacillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus
B) Hepatitis B and hepatitis C viruses
C) Human Immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
D) Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)
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A) Anger
B) Denial
C) Bargaining
D) Depression
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A) "It would be best to take a few weeks off from work."
B) "Maybe you can get the medical director to write a prescription for some medication."
C) "I think that it would be best if you saw a mental health professional."
D) "How about taking a Benadryl before bed to promote restful sleep?"
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Multiple Choice
A) "A small amount of alcohol can be relaxing and effective in helping you to sleep."
B) "Try to make your bedroom dark and keep the temperature cool."
C) "Research has shown that exercising prior to bed helps you fall asleep faster."
D) "Try eating a meal before going to bed since digestion makes you drowsy."
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Multiple Choice
A) Soap and water
B) Sterilizing solution
C) Germicidal solution
D) Superheated steam
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A) pathogens.
B) toxins.
C) antigens.
D) antibodies.
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A) "I have to get your blood pressure. The paramedic needs it."
B) "Why are you so mad at me? I am just trying to help you."
C) "I know that this is tight. I am just about done now."
D) "Do not yell at me. There is no need for yelling and I do not appreciate it."
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Multiple Choice
A) request police assistance on all calls.
B) search each and every patient for weapons.
C) evaluate every scene for dangers before entering.
D) ensure the availability of a paramedic for most medical calls.
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A) infection.
B) organ damage.
C) heart failure.
D) weight loss.
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A) Place a surgical mask on the patient.
B) Place a surgical mask on the patient and yourself.
C) Use an N-95 respirator or HEPA mask.
D) Use the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) .
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Multiple Choice
A) The department of Health and Human Services.
B) Your service's written exposure control plan.
C) Your service's medical director.
D) Your primary care physician or ED physician.
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A) any of a number of diseases that are deadly once contracted.
B) a disease that can be spread from one person to another.
C) any disease that is caused and spread by a viral agent.
D) a disease for which no immunization or treatment exists.
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Multiple Choice
A) Until the patient develops AIDS, he is not infectious.
B) Family members should not share his hand towels or utensils.
C) The hepatitis B and C vaccines provide the EMT limited protection from transmission.
D) Gloves will be enough protection unless body fluids are present.
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Multiple Choice
A) "It is important to get the hepatitis C vaccine to decrease my chance of contracting the disease if exposed."
B) "Wearing gloves and washing hands are the best means by which to prevent the transmission of hepatitis C to health care workers."
C) "Since hepatitis C is primarily transmitted in the spring and summer, more precautions are needed during that time."
D) "Respiratory droplets are the primary means by which hepatitis C is transmitted, making a mask necessary."
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Multiple Choice
A) Allow the rescuers to vent their emotions.
B) Evaluate and critique the rescue effort.
C) Provide information on stress reduction techniques.
D) Have a mental heath professional talk with the rescuers.
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