Free Practice Questions for CCP-C

Airway, Anesthesia, and Analgesics

Airway assessment, pharmacology, medication-facilitated airway management, failed and difficult airway algorithms, surgical airway, mechanical ventilation, NIPPV, tube confirmation, and waveform capnography.

Cardiac Patient

Multi-lead ECG, assist devices (Impella, ECMO, VAD, IABP, pacemakers), ACS, cardiogenic shock, heart failure, arrhythmias, hypertensive emergencies, vascular disorders, and post-cardiac arrest care.

Trauma/Burn Patient

Burns and inhalation injuries, isolated and multi-system trauma, thoracostomy, pericardiocentesis, escharotomy, blood products, REBOA, fluid resuscitation, and pain management.

General Medical Patient

Endocrine, renal, gastrointestinal, acid-base, and infectious disorders (including sepsis), blood products, fluid resuscitation, lab values, invasive lines, hemodynamic monitoring, and radiographs.

Respiratory Patient

Pulmonary physiology, ARDS, pneumothorax, pneumonia and other infections, asthma and COPD, pulmonary edema, pulmonary embolism, radiographs, and chest drainage systems.

Neurological Patient

Neurological assessment, seizures, altered mental status, large vessel occlusion, cerebral hemorrhage, traumatic brain and spinal cord injury, neuroprotective strategies, EVD management, and ICP monitoring.

Pediatric Patient

Pediatric airway and ventilation, DKA, sepsis, meningitis, cardiac and neurologic disorders, croup and RSV, toxic exposures, trauma and burns, special needs, and fluid and electrolyte replacement.

Maternal/Fetal Medicine

Obstetric complications (cord prolapse, placental abruption, preeclampsia, HELLP, PROM, postpartum hemorrhage), obstetric maneuvers, and neonatal patients, including congenital heart disease and prematurity.

Transport and Safety

Personal wellness and fitness for duty, communication and radio operations, safety and restraint systems, risk assessment, crew resource management, and stressors of transport.

Toxic Exposure and Environmental Patient

Environmental exposure, CBRNE injuries, dive and altitude illness, flora and fauna reactions, toxicology, overdose, adverse drug reactions, and poisoning.

Special Populations

Bariatric patients (anatomy, transport equipment, drugs, monitoring) and geriatric patients (age-related changes, end-of-life decisions, lab values, and pharmacology).

Professional Considerations

Accreditation standards, research design and terminology, Just Culture, evidence-based medicine, ethics including DNR, GAMUT quality metrics, and cultural and diversity considerations.