CFR Test

Name	EMS #
Address
Level of Training	Agency

NYS CFR Protocol Exam
STREMS Council Region

1.	Heat emergency: Cool patient by removing excess clothing and fan patient.
	TRUE	FALSE

2.	Stabilize hemophiliac patient by: R--Rush to hospital I--Isolate injury C--Compression E--Elevate
	TRUE	FALSE

3.	A hand off report summarizing patient information including age, sex, and chief complaint should be given to arriving EMS unit, which will take over care of your patient.
	TRUE	FALSE

4.	Unstable patients need the initial assessment repeated every 10 minutes.
	TRUE	FALSE

5.	All victims of motorcycle crashes are considered to be major trauma.
	TRUE	FALSE

6.	Pediatric major trauma protocol states to ventilate victim at a rate of 12 times per minute.
	TRUE	FALSE

7.	If patient refuses oxygen mask, do not give oxygen.
	TRUE	FALSE

8.	A newborn infant that is breathing spontaneously and crying vigorously should be placed on mother's abdomen as soon as possible without further treatment or assessment.
	TRUE	FALSE

9.	If a patient refuses treatment at the scene then there is no need to do vital signs.
	TRUE	FALSE

10.	Chemical burns to the eyes should be irrigated continuously for 20 minutes.
	TRUE	FALSE

11.	To control bleeding initially wrap wound with pressure dressing.
	TRUE	FALSE

12.	Not all suicidal threats or gestures need to be considered as a serious threat, as some people fake suicide.
	TRUE	FALSE

13.	Any patient who is refusing treatment may be restrained.
	TRUE	FALSE

14.	With cold emergencies of the hand: remove jewelry, rub fingers to increase circulation and cover with dry dressings.
	TRUE	FALSE

15.	A victim of a cold emergency should have the pulse checked for 30-45 seconds to determine absence of pulse.
	TRUE	FALSE

16.	A pediatric patient needs to be lying down to be assessed.
	TRUE	FALSE

17.	Do not attempt blind finger sweeps on conscious choking adults.
	TRUE	FALSE

18.	Blow by oxygen for children may be placed 6 to 8 inches from patient's face.
	TRUE	FALSE

19.	Observe a pediatric patient's chest rise to determine proper technique for artificial ventilation.
	TRUE	FALSE

20.	When administering high-concentration oxygen, do not waste oxygen by setting flow meter at greater than 10 LPM.
	TRUE	FALSE

21.	When taking patient history with the use of S-A-M-P-L-E, P=pain level.
	TRUE	FALSE

22.	If a patient has a respiratory rate of less than 10 per minute, proceed with positive pressure ventilation.
	TRUE	FALSE

23.	Infants and children should be ventilated at a rate of 20 times per minute.
	TRUE	FALSE

24.	Do not use an AED for pediatric patients.
	TRUE	FALSE

25.	Any patient with signs of hypoperfusion needs ALS.
	TRUE	FALSE