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phillips1210

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I spent some time in the military as an MP. When I reached the end of my enlistment, I decided to return home with the plan of becoming a paramedic. I start my EMT-B class on March 26. I was looking for any information on how to prepare for this class, other classes to better myself, and preparatory work for future classes. I do not like to be unprepared, so any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
 
rwik123

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Use the search function... Or search on goggle with the keyword emtlife.

But basically start reading your textbook. Some people say read an A&P textbook. Emt-b class is easy. If you have common sense and a vague background in A&P you'll do just fine. Blood goes round and round. Squirting blood=bad.
 
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rwik123 said:
Blood goes round and round, air goes in and out, anything else is bad.
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Fixed for ya :)

Honestly you don't need any prep for EMT-B class. A background in sciences help but there are high schools around the nation that have in house EMT classes for the older students...
 
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phillips1210 said:
I spent some time in the military as an MP. When I reached the end of my enlistment, I decided to return home with the plan of becoming a paramedic. I start my EMT-B class on March 26. I was looking for any information on how to prepare for this class, other classes to better myself, and preparatory work for future classes. I do not like to be unprepared, so any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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Look at the requirements. Atleast for me here in Miami,Fl I have to take a prerequisite which is the first responder class.
 
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Blood goes round and round air goes in and out any deviation is BAD!


Learn how blood circulates through the heart, that has evolved a lot through my EMT class.

Remember PT Assessment is very similar to vehicle and personnel search... through, systematic, and the same way every time.
 
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