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The app would contain questions involving all levels of EMS (basic, aemt, paramedic, first responder (maybe?)) where you could test your knowledge against friends. More than likely it would consists of a free version (ads) and a paid version (no ads). But here's the controversial part. I like...

Dear EMS brothers and sisters... If there existed an EMS trivia app (similar to trivia crack) would you download it?

Patrick, This is a great app idea. My only concern is having to manually input numbers on the scene of an emergency. Have you considered using bar code scanning for this product?

EMT Study is now on android! Check it out in the google play store! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.epicmedic.stephen.emt_study

That's a good point but iTriage is an app for regular people, not EMS professionals. It's function more or less consists of a single symptom picker and then displays a 100 different things it could be followed by "go to the hospital". I was thinking more along the lines of an app specifically...

So I'm in the middle of exploring new potential EMS app ideas for android and iOS. At the moment I'm contemplating the idea of an EMS specified quick and easy to use differential diagnosis finder app. My idea so far would be the following: 1. A start screen that displays the most common chief...

Gym. Lift heavy, do cardio, and eat clean.

If you want to lose weight fast keto diet is the way to go.

The main focus of the initial assessment is to find and fix immediate life threats first.

Experience. If you freeze up on scene, always remember your ABCs.

Never too old to get started in this field, if you have a true passion for it do it.

Congrats

Welcome and congrats.

Not much evidence that supports it, yet some people swear by it.

An AAS is nice, but most companies typically only care that you have a license and then go by experience. But with your background it may be easy to obtain since you more than likely have a lot of the core classes knocked out. Good luck! This is a great field.

As an EMT very little. Know common since math such as multiplying by 2 to assess a heart rate. As a paramedic a little more complicated with med math but you don't have to worry about any calculus or anything. If you put the time into learning it, it's easy.

Make sure you are more than confident in airway, cardiology, medical, trauma, obstetrics, and operations.

Great job! And yeah, anything under 70 is typically a good sign for the NREMT; as long as you feel halfway decent about it.

If you're looking for a good emt app for the NREMT try EMT Study, it's the most current and only a buck. Only for iphone at the moment though. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/emt-study/id886062905?mt=8&uo=4

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