Protocol Coding Quiz

A detailed and informative illustration of a medical emergency scenario with healthcare professionals assessing a patient, featuring a diverse group of responders, medical equipment, and a hospital backdrop.

Protocol Coding Challenge

Test your medical assessment skills with our Protocol Coding Quiz! Designed for healthcare professionals, this quiz covers scenarios that require critical decision-making during emergencies.

Key Features:

Realistic medical case studies
Multiple-choice questions
Assess your protocol knowledge

20 Questions5 MinutesCreated by AssessingHeart123

39yof with palpitations. Pt is completely alert and breathing normally. Is pale and clammy.

10-D-4

19-D-4

19-D-3

26-A-10

26yom severe headache. Alert, breathing and speaking normally. Gradual onset. No numbness, paralysis or change in behaviour.

18-C-1

18-C-4

18-A-1

28-B-1

An alert 32yom has unexplained chest tightness. No cardiac Hx. Not clammy. Hurts to breathe but breathing normally. No drugs or meds in last 12hrs.

19-D-2

10-D-4

10-A-1

30-B-1

An alert 45 yom has chest pain and mild difficulty breathing. Is clammy. Has angina. No meds in last 12hrs.

10-D-4

10-D-5

10-C-1

19-C-2

12yom has been unwell for 2 days. Now vomiting. Completely alert and breathing normally. Not in pain.

1-A-1

26-B-1

26-A-11

26-C-1

A 34yof has abdo pain and nearly fainted when getting out of a chair. Completely alert and breathing normally.

1-C-4

1-C-6

31-C-2

31-A-2

A 16yom has been swept away in flood water. No further information is known.

14-E-1

14-E-2

14-D-1

14-D-2

An alert 22yof asthmatic is having a severe asthma attack and can only say a word between breaths. They are cyanosed.

6-E-1A

6-D-1A

6-D-2

9-E-2

An alert 17yof has been stung by a couple of wasps. No Hx of allergy. Breathing & swallowing normally. Swelling, redness and pain at the sting site.

3-B-1

30-B-1

2-D-3

2-A-1

An alert 38yom has a blocked tracheostomy tube. Is having difficulty breathing and is in obvious distress.

6-E-1A

6-D-5

11-D-1

11-D-2

48yo pt with diabetes is having a hypo. Now unconscious but breathing.

31-D-1

31-D-2

13-D-1

13-C-3

An alert 16yom has a dart stuck in his eye. There is a thick fluid leaking from the eye.

16-B-1

27-D-4

27-B-3

27-B-4

14yof has dislocated her knee playing soccer 10 minutes ago. It is obviously bent out of shape but there is no bleeding. Pt alert.

30-B-1

30-A-1

30-A-2

30-A-3

An alert 24yof slipped on the wet driveway and fell injuring her back 2 hours ago. Breathing normally. No bleeding. Has been taken into the house.

30-B-1

5- A-2

17-B-1

31-C-3

2yom has just fallen off the 1st floor balcony of the apartment block (approx 4 metres). He is drowsy and has a cut on the forehead which is bleeding profusely. Breathing normally. The pt is now inside.

17-D-4

17-D-6

30-D-3

30-B-2

27yom is found unconscious in a park after being assaulted. He is breathing. Blood is oozing from a head wound. The offenders have left the scene.

21-D-2

4-B-1A

4-D-2A

31-D-2

A 17yo was just stabbed in the abdomen at a party. Alert and breathing. Bleeding from the single wound.

4-B-1A

30-B-1

21-B-1

27-D-4S

An 8yom with a spontaneous nosebleed that cannot be stopped by his mother who says it is "pouring out". Alert. Breathing normally. No bleeding disorder.

30-A-2

21-D-4T

21-B-1T

21-B-2M

A 3rd party caller saw a pedestrian hit by a car on the other side of the freeway. They could not stop or go back so no other information about the incident.

30-D-5

29-D-2m

29-D-3X

29-B-5m

14yof has had two fits in a row and not been conscious between them. She is a known epileptic but these fits were different to her normal ones. She is unconscious but breathing.

12-D-1E

12-D-2E

12-C-4E

12-C-7E

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