1. You find a diabetic patient lying supine on the floor at the bottom of the stairs.  Your first priority should be to:

2. You arrive on scene to find a patient who fell from a large haul truck.  His pants are soaked with blood.  You expose the injured area and find a large laceration with a steady flow of blood.  You should:

3. You are called to scene for a possible cardiac arrest.  You arrive on scene and find an unresponsive 56 year old male patient lying on the kitchen floor.  He is not moving and appears to be cyanotic.  After you have performed an initial assessment checking for airway, what pulse would you check on this patient?

4. Current 2005 American Heart Association Guidelines call for the compression-to-ventilation ratio for an adult in cardiac arrest is ____ compressions to ____ ventilations.

5. While an AED is performing its analysis between shocks you should:

6. A sign of a stroke may include which of the following?

7. A patient is suffering an anaphylactic reaction from a yellow jacket bite.  The route that the venom entered the body was by absorption:

8. Treatment for a patient suffering from a heat emergency with hot dry skin includes all of the following EXCEPT:

9. A tripod position is a sign of:

10. Which type of dressing should be used to treat an open chest wound?