Question 1
A Primary Care Paramedic (PCP) responds to a residential address for a patient in cardiac arrest. During resuscitation efforts, a family member asks the paramedic if their uncle has a Personal Health Information Protection Act (PHIPA) directive on file that restricts resuscitation. How should the paramedic manage this request on scene?
Correct Answer:
Continue resuscitation unless presented with a valid, written Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) confirmation form.
Question 2
A competent 28-year-old male is involved in a minor motor vehicle collision. He exhibits no signs of injury or cognitive impairment, scoring 15 on the Glasgow Coma Scale, but refuses transport to the hospital. Which action must the PCP prioritize to ensure professional and legal standards are met?
Correct Answer:
Document the patient's capacity, the risks discussed, and obtain a signed Refusal of Care form.
Question 3
A PCP arrives for a day shift and notices that their crew partner is slurring their speech, smelling of alcohol, and has unsteady balance. What is the PCP's primary professional obligation in this situation?
Correct Answer:
Report the partner's condition immediately to the supervisor to protect public safety and prevent duty assignment.
Question 4
A PCP is caring for a patient in severe respiratory distress due to a suspected tension pneumothorax. The patient's condition is deteriorating rapidly. The paramedic knows that needle chest decompression is an Advanced Care Paramedic (ACP) skill in their jurisdiction, but they have read about how to perform it. How should the PCP proceed?
Correct Answer:
Maintain basic airway management, administer high-flow oxygen, and request immediate ACP intercept or rapid transport.
Question 5
During a busy shift, a PCP accidentally administers a double dose of salbutamol (5.0 mg instead of 2.5 mg) to an asthmatic patient. The patient develops transient tachycardia but stabilizes. How must the paramedic handle this medication error?
Correct Answer:
Document the actual dose administered, notify the receiving physician, and submit an incident report according to service policy.
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