Guess what? Passing all but ONE still means you fail

[Hockey]

Interesting eh?

Paramedic Statement of Performance
Airway, Respiration and Ventilation (adult and pediatric patients)

Includes assessment, pathophysiology and management of the airway, ventilation, respiratory distress, respiratory failure, respiratory arrest, and upper/lower airway respiratory emergencies.

Above Passing


Cardiology and Resuscitation (adult and pediatric patients)

Includes assessment, pathophysiology and management of chest pain, cardiac rhythm disturbance, cardiac arrest, stroke-like symptoms, post-resuscitation care and hypotension/hypertension from cardiovascular causes.

Above Passing


Trauma (adult and pediatric patients)

Includes assessment, pathophysiology and management of bleeding, chest trauma, abdominal/genitourinary trauma, orthopedic trauma, soft tissue injuries, head/neck/face/spinal injuries and multisystem trauma.

Above Passing


Medical, Obstetrics and Gynecology (adult and pediatric patients)

Includes assessment, pathophysiology and management of neurological emergencies (seizures, altered mental status, etc.), abdominal disorders, immunology, infectious diseases, endocrine disorders, psychiatric disorders, toxicology, hematology, genitourinary/renal disorders, gynecology and obstetrics.

Near Passing


EMS Operations

Includes vehicle and equipment readiness, emergency vehicle operations, scene leadership, resolving an emergency incident, emotional support, medical/legal standards, community relations, administrative support and professional development.

Above Passing

 

[Sasha]

Exactly. Because you didn't pass... So you fail.

Not a hard concept.

 

[medic417]

Another one fails because she thought she knew all about the female system. It is surprising how many females skim over these segments because they figure hey I got the equipment or hey I have popped out kids, etc. Stick with it keep studying and you will get there.

I am proud you passed operations. Seems most people I have seen fail that is the area they fail because they focus on the cardiac or other segments.

 

[Hockey]

Another one fails because she thought she knew all about the female system. It is surprising how many females skim over these segments because they figure hey I got the equipment or hey I have popped out kids, etc. Stick with it keep studying and you will get there.

I am proud you passed operations. Seems most people I have seen fail that is the area they fail because they focus on the cardiac or other segments.

I look at it this way I guess. Failing the CBT will only make me a better Paramedic in the long run forcing me to study harder and look into things more. Right?

Operations is quite easy. I am surprised really over the medical since I really only remember a handful of medical and a TON of Trauma and Cardiac

 

[medic417]

I look at it this way I guess. Failing the CBT will only make me a better Paramedic in the long run forcing me to study harder and look into things more. Right?

Operations is quite easy. I am surprised really over the medical since I really only remember a handful of medical and a TON of Trauma and Cardiac

More study always benefits us when we do it right. Never give up never surrender.

 

[bigbaldguy]

Is this something you get when you take the NREMT-P? I did not get this info when I took the NREMT-B.

 

[TransportJockey]

Is this something you get when you take the NREMT-P? I did not get this info when I took the NREMT-B.

THis is something you get if you fail the CBT... I believe there's a similar one if you fail the basic... but since the only NR test I"ve taken was I/85 and I passed first try I'm not sure.