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    NPA or OPA

    Someone close this post before it gets stupid in here.
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    NPA or OPA

    I was referring to bagging an unconscious patient. It seemed like from the original posters question they were referring to npa vs. opa in these types of patients. Obviously there are better methods to secure an airway, but when it comes to basics there is no better option.
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    Does anyone have tips for taking the NREMT?

    Anyone who passes the NREMT-P exam is qualified to suggest how to review, IMO!
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    NPA or OPA

    If you don't think every patient that you are bagging requires an OPA you might need to go back to EMT-basic school. That is the most basic skill, and can make a different between a adequate and inadequate ventilation.
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    Does anyone have tips for taking the NREMT?

    I just recently read a great review of how to pass the NREMT paramedic exam. Here is the link, it was written by a guy who passed the NREMT so it's probably pretty credible. http://passmedics.com/about-the-nremt-paramedic-exam
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    NPA or OPA

    always OPA unless a suspected skull fractuce. OPA is a vital piece of equipment to be able to secure the airway and not allow the tongue to occlude it.
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    Post the # your test stopped at, and if you Passed/Failed

    passed on 88 questions.. thats on a recert with the exam.. first exam 2 years ago passed on 65
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    Med math!

    (desired dose x administration set) / concentration
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    How do you keep track of your articles and resources?

    do you mean for paramedic school? we used fisdap
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    Familial angio dysplasia

    interesting
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