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Best way to study for Emt-B
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Posted 2 months ago i just started and trying to find out a good study habbit to get into, because im so use to having more time to study with little to remember like high school and now its more to remember and very little time lol so any info will help! |
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| Posted 2 months ago Go to www.emtb.com It has a bunch of material. It covers anything from vocabulary to a test to prepare you for you national regestry. I just passed my NR on the first responder level, using this website. I too didnt have the time to study, but it helped me considerbly.
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| Posted 2 months ago thanks that was very and will be very helpfully it is a great website |
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| Posted 2 months ago I'll have to check that out, thanks jason! No one can make you feel inferior without your consent. |
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| Posted 2 months ago i just started my emt-b class, have to go check this out thanks! |
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| Posted 2 months ago I AM GOING TO TAKE MY NREMT TEST IN 9 DAYS.. I WILL HAVE TO CHECK OUT THAT WEBSITE. ASLO ACCORDING TO THE NREMT WEBSITE THE TEST COVERS 6 CATEGORIES.. IT SPENDS A CERTAIN PERCENTAGE OF QUESTION ON EACH CATEGORY.. CARDIAC - 19% TRAUMA - 19% MEDICAL - 17% OB - 17% PEDS - 16% AMBULANCE OPERATIONS - 15% ALL TOGETHER THAT IS 100% OF THE TEST MATERIAL.. SO FAR EVERYONE I HAVE TALKED TO SAID THEY FAILED ON CARDIAC AND OB AND PEDS. I DONT JUST REACH FOR MY DREAMS... I CHASE AFTER THEM... |
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| Posted 2 months ago Good Luck you guys!!!!!!!!! I didn't take my NR but I know the test for EMT was tough enough. Study the OB, and Peds parts well because that is 2 that you don't deal with much. Gather any information you can on Cardiac becaus that is something you will be dealing with all the time. I know on our State test (IN) there was a lot of Haz Mat and WMD. |
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| Posted 2 months ago Ya every body check it out I did and it was very usefull to me and I'm sure it will for u! |
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| Posted 2 months ago I give the same advise. Stay 1 chapter a head of each class. The class becomes a review. You also have the chance to ask what you don't understand. Omnis Cedo Domus |
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| Posted 2 months ago Thanks for the website! I am taking my first test in the class tonight.... Even though I have studied like crazy I am nervous. It is a crazy amount of information. |
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| Posted 2 months ago If you have any questions on your work content or need help with anything EMS related then feel free to send me a message. I am an EMT and Paramedic instructor for local private and community colleges down here in not so sunny South Florida.........I'm here to help! |
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| Posted 2 months ago One thing that really helped me when I was starting out (many long years ago) was flash cards. Of course, back then we had to make our own, nowdays you can buy them. Carry them with you, sitting there waiting in traffic...look over them. Waiting in line at the bank...look over them. You'd be surprised how much you can retain. As a EMT and Paramedic instructor in the state of Texas, that is what I tell my students. |
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| Posted 2 months ago I'm in my third week of classes and so far so good, but I am always looking for something else to supplement the reading. The website sounds great. There is also a website that goes with our text (Brady Emergency Care 11th Edition). It is www.prenhall.com/limmer. Its broken down by chapters and has some good test questions. NH is a National Registry state so this website should help with the studying. |
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| Posted 2 months ago little_tx_brat says ...
they work very well, not only for emt b but EMT-I and EMT-P |