Search results

I am taking the AEMT in a few months, and i was wondering how much different it is from the basic. There is not that much material that is different from basic and AEMT, but it seems to cause alot of people to have problems. I have yet to meet a person that has failed basic and everyone that I...

Hi there, I have had a few friends do the bridge program and it only takes off two semesters of RN school. You would still need all the same core classes no matter if you were a paramedic or not. I also have a question for you, its a little off topic. You are one of the few AEMT's that I have...

Yes, Georgia has no state exam they use the NREMT.

I am just a student so I wont be able to get into as advance as you do, but the point I was making is that internal bleeding is a possible cause of the signs of shock, because of her MOI. As from where she was bleeding cant really say. It is going to be hard for anyone to tell for sure in the...

I have to agree with this. You might say it's outdated, but Passenger 1 still has signs of shock. She also has an MOI that makes it very likely she has internal bleeding. So since we have to wait for passenger 2 to get extricated from the car as soon as another ambulance arrived passenger one...

Congrats man!! If you don't mind me asking; What did you do different the second time around that helped you pass???

But what if you like kool aid?????

In my opinion it's not that big of a deal. It's not like they are asking you to join a cult or something. If you are looking for advice I would say just say the oath tell them to have a nice day and go on with your life; Or you can flat out refuse. I don't think they will not let you graduate...

It is true that you will not get a job at an emergency service as an EMT-B. You can get a job at a transport service I know a few EMT-B's that work for them. So you do have at least one option.

Georgia uses the NREMT test as the state test, so as long as you are still NREMT certified then you should be good to go. You will just need to send your NREMT cert to the GA state office of EMS, and they should send you your new license. I am not to sure on how long it takes them though.

You could always just take the AEMT course. It is just a semester, and with your background as an EMT I it shouldn't be to big of a problem.

To the best of my knowledge, you have to secure the torso first so you don't put any unnecessary strain on the neck.

Thanks for the feedback guys. You said that the NREMT questions are more vague, I was wondering if you could tell me a little more about that because I have done the Jb learning test and they don't seem to overwhelm you with information in the question. So if you could clarify on that a little...

Hello all, I want to ask you guys that have used Jb learning and took the NREMT are the two on the same difficulty level, or is Jb learning not quite as detailed as the NREMT. I have seen several threads that say Jb learning is a good product, but that is about all people say about it. So if...

Congratulations! Did your test questions revolve mainly around a few subjects, or did it ask a little bit of everything?

This is a question to anyone that has taken both the EMT B and the AEMT. Do you guys think that the AEMT test is a lot harder than the EMT B, or are the questions just wrote/asked in a different way?

Thanks for all the info.

Wow! That sounds interesting. What where the headphones for?

Thanks for getting back to me. You said that you wrote somethings down on a dry erase board they give you. I have never heard about them giving you something like that when you go to take the NREMT. If you or someone else could elaborate on that just a bit I would be very grateful.

Thanks for getting back to me. I understand what you mean when you say the questions don't change and you will eventually remember them. I guess what I really meant to ask is did you think that the Jb learning questions where on the same difficulty level as the NREMT, and did the Jb learning...