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A second-party caller is reporting a diabetic problem in a 42 year old male patient who is awake
and breathing. During Key Questions, the caller reports that the patient is: Completely Alert,
Behaving Normally, and Breathing Normally.
What is the best determinant code for the case?:
A. 13-C-1
B. 13-C-2
C. 13-C-3
D. 13-A-1 ✔✔D. 13-A-1
A second-party caller is reporting that his 15 year old sister has a pencil stuck in her eye.
During case entry, the caller reports that the patient is awake and breathing. During Key
Question, the caller reports: the patient is completely alert, the patient accidentally poked the
pencil into her eye while running to catch the school bus, the pencil is still stuck in the eye but
no fluid is leaking out of it.
What is the best determinant code for the case?
A. 16-D-1
B. 16-B-2
C. 16-A-1
, D. 16-A-2 ✔✔B. 16-B-2
In response to case entry questions 3, the caller reports that her 16 year old brother is on
fire. What should you do next?
A. Ask case entry question 3a (if not obvious)
B. Initiate a 9-E-1 response, provide case entry PDI-A, and go to panel 1 or protocol c.
C. Initiate a 7-E-1 response, provide case entry PDIS a and f, and return to questioning.
D. Go to protocol 7. ✔✔C. Initiate a 7-E-1 response, provide case entry PDIS a and f, and
return to questioning.
A second-party caller reports that his 8 year old sister is currently having a seizure. the
patient is not awake and not breathing. What is the best Chief Complaint Protocol?:
A. 6: Breathing Problems
B. 9: Cardiac or Respiratory Arrest/Death
C. 12: Convulsions/Seizures
D. 31: Unconscious/Fainting ✔✔C. 12: Convulsions/Seizures
An alert, first-party caller reports that he was just bitten by a rattlesnake. What is the best
Chief Complaint Protocol?
A. 2: Allergies (Reactions)/Envenomations (Stings/Bites)
B. 3: Animal Bites/Attacks
C. 23: Overdoes/Poisoning (Ingestion)
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