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(1 of 8) {FF2F461D-8FF8-46F5-87E7-3144F1958DB7}.pngWhat are the most important considerations for the team leader to optimize response and readiness? Select 2 options

(2 of 2)  A young adult presents with a suspected testicular torsion. VS: BP: 150/94; P 112; R 28. Pt. is experiencing severe scrotal pain (10/10) and nausea that started after a wrestling match.After the previous interventions, reassessment en route shows the pt. is still experiencing 10/10 pain. VS: BP: 130/84; P 108; R 26. What should EMS do next? 

A patient presents following a jellyfish envenomation. Which treatment option (s) are indicated?

(2 of 2)An adult went into cardiac arrest from anaphylaxis. The event was unwitnessed. ECG shows asystole.Vascular access has been obtained. What should be administered next per SOP? Select 2 options

An 8 y/o unconscious child presents with a severe respiratory infection. Capillary refill is 5 seconds; legs are cold and knee caps are mottled. VS: BP 60/30; P corresponds to ECG below; R 60; SpO2 84%; EtCO2 24; T 103°F; Glucose is 90. Picture6.pngAfter IMC and IV access have been completed, which of these are indicated next? Select 3 options

Which of these are S&S of tuberculosis?Select 2 options

Which of these is the best approach to assess a patient’s visual acuity? 

(6 of 8) {3946F5B4-849B-4269-A6D9-34C7691F4E9C}.png  EMS takes spinal restriction measures and the pt. begins to experience a tonic-clonic seizure. You should administer:

Pt. with findings of a LVO stroke was last seen normal: 5 hours ago. ETA to the nearest Primary Stroke Center is 10 minutes; and 20 minutes to the nearest Comprehensive Stroke Center. You should transport the patient to:

Which of these suggest a diagnosis of meningitis? Select 3 options