EPD EXAM LATEST ACTUAL EXAM 120 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+

EPD EXAM LATEST 2023-2024 ACTUAL EXAM

120 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED

ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED

ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+

When circumstance or caller statements indicate that the caller is

in danger, you should:

a. continue the interrogation as long as possible

b. direct the caller to leave the scene immediately

c. go to the Caller in Danger (CID) Protocol after initiating

dispatch

d. use the urgent disconnect script from the case exit protocol -

ANSWER- c. go to the Caller in Danger (CID) Protocol after

initiating dispatch

PPDS words or phrases that have a specific dispatch definition

are marked using - ANSWER- all uppercase text

T or F: The absence of a weapon suffix indicates that there are

no weapons - ANSWER- False

In response to key question 1 on protocol 112, the caller stated

that the reported death is the result of a witnessed homicide.

What should you do next?

a. ask key question 2

b. shunt to protocol 106

c. initiate a 112-D-1 response and immediately return to

questioning

d. initiate a 112-D-1 response, provide PDI-a, and then

immediately return to questioning - ANSWER- b. shunt to

protocol 106

The caller is reporting prostitution activity. In response to Key

Question 1 on Protocol 120, the caller reports that no weapons

were involved or mentioned. What should you do next?

a. ask key question 1a

b. ask key question 2

c. initiate a 120-C-1 response and immediately return to

questioning

d. Initiate a 120-C-1 response, go to PDIs, then DLS links -

ANSWER- c. initiate a 120-C-1 response and immediately

return to questioning

In response to Case Entry Question 4, the caller reports that a

police officer is in a fight and she is afraid that he might be

killed if he doesn't get help very quickly. What should you do

next?

a. ask Case Entry Question 5

b. initiate a 124-E-1 response

c. shunt to protocol 124

d. go immediately to the Caller in Danger (CID) Protocol -

ANSWER- b. Initiate a 124-E-1 response

The caller is complaining about a barking dog in her neighbor's

backyard. The animal is CONFINED, but making a lot of noise.

The caller reports that she sees nothing suspicious. What is the

best determinant code for the case?

a. 105-C-2

b. 105-C-3

c. 105-B-4 - ANSWER- c. 105-B-4

The caller is reporting that several items were stolen out of his

car last week (PAST). The suspect is not in the area. What is the

first Key Question you should ask from Protocol 130?

a. KQ 1

b. KQ 3

c. KQ 8 - ANSWER- c. Key Question 8

A caller reports a street fight among a group of teenagers. What

is the best Chief Complaint Protocol? - ANSWER- 113:

Disturbance/Nuisance

A caller reports hearing a gunshot in the neighborhood. What is

the best Chief Complaint Protocol? - ANSWER- 135:

Weapons/Firearms

List the five primary components of the PPDS - ANSWER- 1.

case entry protocol

2. Chief Complaint Protocols

3. Caller in Danger Protocol

4. Pre-Arrival Instructions

5. Case Exit Protocol

List the six primary components of the PPDS Chief Complaint

Protocols - ANSWER- 1. Key Questions

2. Determinant Descriptors

3. Post-Dispatch Instructions (PDIs)

4. Critical EPD Information

5. Dispatch Life Support (DLS) Links

6. Additional Information