En route to the ED you are transporting a 44 year old man with a slow HR just below 50bpm. Your patient is hypotensive, confused and dizzy. What is your next step? A. Lidocaine B. Fluids C. Cardiac pacing D. Atropine

You respond to the scene of a 12 year boy who got struck by a car while riding his bicycle. The child has dark red oozing blood from his scalp. What do you do? A. Apply a bandage and stop the bleeding B. Continue with your scene size up C. Apply a cervical collar and load up onto the backboard D. Rapid transport

This video imo is really good. I would like to know your guy’s opinion? I also would like to know why they put one pad on the front and one on the back? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=p_Fp2hhUPK8&t=125s&pp=ygUjY2FyZGlhYyBhcnJlc3QgZnVsbCBsZW5ndGggYm9keSBjYW0%3D

Let me know how you guys would answer this, and why? Which effect does hyperventilation during CPR have on cerebral blood flow? A) Increases cerebral oxygenation B) Decreases cerebral blood flow C) Has no significant effect D) Prevents cardiac dysrhythmias

When making your transport decision for a genitourinary or renal issue, urgent transport is warranted for (Select 2): A) urinary tract infection B) testicular torsion C) kidney stone D) urge incontinence E) minor hematuria