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That's what I was thinking...D. Always check vitals before giving NTG, remember, BP has to be above 100 systolic. And never give NTG if the pt. has taken meds for ED.

1st try. But what everyone is preaching is true! You HAVE to study. I was given a packet called "EMT-B Secrets" and it explained how NR words the questions and then it goes through the different sections such as trauma, medical, extrication, airway, blah blah blah. It doesn't sugar coat...

North Carolina doesn't recognize National Registry yet.

I'm not ALS, but I own a the "Blackout" MDF Sprague Rappaport Stethoscope. I love it and it hasn't let me down yet.

Hi everyone, I'm new here on the boards, just joined today. I'm 22 and I got my NC EMT-B cert. in July 07. I work with Carolinas Medical Response based out of Tabor City, NC (we also have a base in SC). CMR is a medical transport company. CMR is the only transport company in Columbus...

I had almost the same question. But the choice that was given and the one that I chose was to "Administer oxygen and transport".

Do you know if the bloody, frothy secretions came from a pneumo-thorax caused by the biopsy?

Congrats!:)

Yes, the ABC's. Always #1 to remember.

Well, I already had my NC EMT-B, but my company wanted me to be NR. I went and tested today and I PASSED!! I just found out about an hour ago. My test got to 85 and stopped, I could have sworn that I failed. If anyone else is looking to take the test anytime soon, my only advice is to...