CA DMV AMBULANCE TEST QUESTIONS AND

CA DMV AMBULANCE TEST QUESTIONS AND

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• If your ambulance drivers certificate has been

revoked for reckless driving, you may reapply after a period of not less than:

• Six months

B One year

• Two years
• Three years

B One year

• You shall not drive an ambulance when your

ability to operate the vehicle safely is affected by:

• Fatigue or illness
• A temporary disability
• A permanent disability

D.Any of the above D.Any of the above

• The ambulance driver is required to inspect

the ambulance:

• Once a week
• Daily

Prior to operation

• After each trip

Prior to operation

• An ambulance driver should transport an

emergency patient to:gr 1 / 3

• Any emergency medical facility selected

by the driver

• The most accessible emergency medical facility equipped, staffed, and prepared to

administer care appropriate to the needs of the patient

• The emergency medical facility closest to

the ambulance base

• The emergency medical facility closest to

the site of the emergency

• The most accessible emergency medical facility equipped, staffed, and prepared to

administer care appropriate to the needs of the patient

• You may not legally operate an unsafe

ambulance:

A At any time

• Except in an emergency
• Unless directed to do so by your employer
• Unless your partner insists

A At any time

• In order to maintain a valid ambulance driver certificate you must pass a physical

examination:

• Each year
• Every two years
• When renewing the EMT-I (Ambulance)

certificate

• When renewing the ambulance driver

certificate

• Every two years
• When a qualified attendant is not readily available, the driver of an ambulance

dispatched for emergency service shall:

• Respond promptly without an attendant 2 / 3

• Wait for the attendant
• Notify the dispatcher of the inability to respond
• Substitute a trainee for the attendant
• Notify the dispatcher of the inability to respond
• The amber warning lamps on the ambulance

may be displayed only:

• During "Code 3" operation
• At the scene of an emergency
• When an unusual traffic hazard exists
• When loading or unloading a patient
• When an unusual traffic hazard exists
• The red warning lamps on the ambulance

may be displayed:

• When responding to an emergency call
• When an extreme hazard exists
• When speed in transporting the patient is

essential (D) Under any of the above circumstances (D) Under any of the above circumstances

• Responsibility for determining the mechanical safety of the ambulance rests primarily

with the:

• Service owner
• Ambulance attendant
• Service mechanic
• Ambulance driver
• Ambulance driver
• A tire may not be used on an ambulance when it is so worn that the tread depth in any

two adjacent grooves is less than:

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