Your patient is a 52-year old male complaining of dull, achy chest pains. He is alert and oriented but upon assessment, you notice his skin is pale, cool and clammy. What is your next step?

A. Obtain SAMPLE History

B. Apply an AED

C. Administer Supplemental Oxygen

D. Assist the patient with his wife's nitroglycerin.

You are called to a nursing home for a patient with swelling to her legs. Upon arrival, you find a 76-yearold patient sitting in a wheelchair. Assessment confirms pitting edema to both lower legs. You are able to palpate a dorsalis pedal pulse bilaterally. Her skin is warm, pink, and dry. Her lungs are clear bilaterally. Which of the following conditions do you suspect?

A. Deep vein thrombosis.

B. Bilateral acute arterial occlusion.

C. Atherosclerosis.

D. Chronic CHF.

"You are dispatched to a 75-year old female patient who is complaining of extreme chest pain, and trouble breathing. This patient is a high-capacity chain-smoker, and over-weight. Which of the following is most susceptible to be present? "

A. Coronary Artery Disease

B. Pulmonary Edema

C. Pulseless Electrical Activity

D. Ventricular Fibrillation

Loss of tissue in a traumatic event can either be just soft tissue, a portion of or an entire extremity. Loss of tissue or a flap type laceration is called an avulsion, if your patient has lost the distal 1/3 of a lower extremity what would that injury be called?

A. Amplitude

B. Avulsion

C. Extremity exodus

D. Amputation

Arriving on scene of a multi car accident the in charge EMT tells dispatch that they have arrived and what they have found. "Squad 3 on scene there is a three car accident all patients are out and walking on the scene." What is the this information called?

A. Scene arrival notification

B. Dispatch information

C. Scene size up

D. Report to receiving facility