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May be a good guide, but highly unlikely that you will see an exact duplicate of a question from the registry.

Love this comment.

Pretty straight forward. https://www.jblearning.com

I dont really want to be the post underneath that guy^. But I'm to happy to not post my results. I took the NREMT-P exam as well. I too got 80 questions. I too studied above and beyond and am good at test taking, But I did walk out of that exam feeling like I questioned humanity and...

I like the fact that you were determined enough to start the course knowing you couldn't test for a while. It's going to be hard ill be honest you will most likely have to be more on top of studying over the next 3.5 months than you were in class. Check out medictests.com they have a 3 month...

There are tons of threads on here that talk about test preps. But to save you the time get JB learning, and take all the test prep questions. Fisdap is also a good learning tool. Emtprep.com is decent. Emt-national-training.com is overpriced for the quality of questions. Read your book. ^ Gurby...

Good to know. I should have been more specific, but RSI is something that isn't common where I'm from as a medic. Currently only one or two departments do it. So I have not had much experience with it, especially with the paralytic.

Pre-oxygenation before an intubation attempt is mandatory and the most important part of intubation besides landing the tube itself. It's amazing to see just how long a patient will stay in the upper and mid 90,s iv you do it properly. And dont worry about giving a few breaths to quickly...

Nice high 80's is very good I'm in the mid 80's and going to test here within the next week. Just wondering how you would compare fisdap to NREMT. Was it harder, easier, or equal to fisdap exams. I've heard the thing about it being harder tests as well.

Curious did you take the paramedic practice exam or any of the readiness fisdap proctored exams? If so how were your scores of you dont mind sharing. I'm referring to the 200 question exam/exams.

Did you take all of the test questions in the bank? Start there and focus on understanding. How long after class have you waited to test.

No. Skills is good for a year from test date. What have you been doing to study? When did your your class end? JBL has a great test bank to study, but if you are lacking in multiple areas it's better to dip back into the curriculum as well because you aren't understanding core minimum baseline...

We have king vision, and it's at the discretion of the medic to use it, or just stick with DL. Personally in intense situations I will use DL and a bougie. I could care less about the "status". I need to take an airway and I get it first time. First time pass attempts are much higher with VL...

You passed or failed. Kidding. But serious. You could have been a few questions above minimum competency and it finally dialed in to where you were at a 95 % confidence. Or you were below. My guess is you passed because the test probably wouldn't stop at 83 unless you literally tanked it. If...

I think A&P for this is a must.. I didn't know it wasn't a requirement to get into medic programs.. I have a hard time understanding how anyone could grasp most paramedic concepts without A&P. I'm glad I took it before my medic course but CCP has got you looking at lab values and other in depth...

It did say alert and oriented x2. So you will have to clarify that. But yeah some people have different pain tolerance levels. Some people just don't have the therapetic response at lower doses. Some people are in so much pain and for good reason because they have a broken hip or an open femur...

It seems like you're playing Monday morning EMT. Not necessarily a bad thing. Think about it this way. If you were to pull him out without medications and got him into the rig, would you have saved time meeting the heli? Was there a place for the, to land safely if you loaded and left? Would...

All 911 is more fire based out here. Gold Cross responds with slc fire medics and is basically the transport for them. There are others areas past salt lake in all directions that run 911 but if you are set on SLC hopefully fire is in your background. Plus you shouldn't just be "ok" with fire...

I agree Vent. I should have been more specific. The general ACS patient with no other pertinent comorbidities should not recieve oxygen unless their oxygen saturation is showing 90% or less, or showing signs of dyspnea or distress per 2015 AHA update. AHA isn't everyone's protocol, and a...

I'm pretty sure that ACS according to AHA doesn't call for oxygen administration for anything more than a 90% spo2.