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How did it go? I'm surprised they are requiring to you test! Especially when Aurora Fire runs all of the ALS and most of the BLS calls.

The Denver Health class is actually through CCD.

Make sure you read and know why the answer is correct and you will be fine. As other people have stated, you will not see the exact JB Learning questions on the test. The JB site does an excellent job of showing you where your weakness is.

You should be getting the license soon. The hold up is usually CBI. Did you mail your fingerprints in before you mailed your state application in? Fingerprints take about 8 weeks.

I know Denver Health has a class starting on Feb. 23rd. It isn't close to you, but it's only for 3 weeks, and 2 nights a week. You have to have your CO state license to register.

I would sign a petition for the plates!

That's true, you do not want to shock a live patient. I hijacked the original question with my own AED questions.

The test stopped 70, and I passed! Results posted in less than 24 hours.

I was thinking more about the puddle of water the patient might be in. Sorry, my earlier response wasn't very clear. I'm interested in what might happen, if you use the AED on a patient in the rain, or kneeling in water. I can't seem to find a concrete answer...

I would think the patient being wet might have something to do with the answer too.

Geez, I just signed up for the JB Learning site and I'm feeling STUPID! I thought I had a pretty good grasp too. I aced all my tests in class.

Phew, class is over! Practical tests were Monday, and written final tonight. One more clinical round and I'm ready to schedule the NR test.

This is a good thread. As a current EMT-B student, I enjoy reading the positive side of things. Hopefully more people will post!

For what it's worth, Indy is great city, and Indiana is a great state. I'm a born and raised Hoosier. Of course we're not leaving Denver anytime soon! :)

Congrats! Please update your thread after your first day. I'm curious how it goes for you.

I'm going to my 4th class tonight. I'm a little shocked how much information we went through in the first two weeks! Hopefully it will level out. Any advice is appreciated!!!

Thanks everybody! The "search" feature has been my friend. I've been lurking for a long time though. Please don't hesitate to PM me with ANY advice you would give to somebody that is just two into class. I'm excited to see where this class takes me. Up until last May I was in the IT...

Hi all, I'm new to EMS, and this site. I just started EMT-B training this month and LOVE the class so far. After two weeks there seems to be a TON of information and abbreviations, I hope it levels off! Everybody states how "easy" the class is, but it seems hard to me. I'm sure I will...