Post the # your test stopped at, and if you Passed/Failed

kaaatielove said:
Took EMT-B exam yesterday & it stopped at 40! I thought for sure I had failed because the lowest number I've ever heard it stop at was 70, but I found out this morning that I PASSED!!!! :D
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Forget Facebook, wanna drive my ambulance??? 40 q's and a pass, daaaang...
 
Between 70/80 passed
 
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gw812 said:
Forget Facebook, wanna drive my ambulance??? 40 q's and a pass, daaaang...
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I'd love to! I'm actually looking for a new career in the pre-hospital setting :)
 
kaaatielove said:
Took EMT-B exam yesterday & it stopped at 40! I thought for sure I had failed because the lowest number I've ever heard it stop at was 70, but I found out this morning that I PASSED!!!! :D
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Not to call BS, but if you took NREMT, it just isn't POSSIBLE to only get 40 questions. It IS possible to loose track of your number, though. :)
 
Jon said:
Not to call BS, but if you took NREMT, it just isn't POSSIBLE to only get 40 questions. It IS possible to loose track of your number, though. :)
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What do you mean, not to call BS... You're obviously doing it.. 26 minutes into the exam question number 40- I answered it & the screen turns to "You have completed the exam....etc." I'm not a BSer.. It's obviously possible if it happened to me and I received my certificate in the mail 4 days later.. :)
 
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The test is adaptive, 8 categories, five questions per category. If you got them all right the computer would decide with 95% certainty you meet the minimum standards. ,40 is enough to pass.
 
emtcaliguy said:
The test is adaptive, 8 categories, five questions per category. If you got them all right the computer would decide with 95% certainty you meet the minimum standards. ,40 is enough to pass.
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Uhm, no. Direct quote from NREMT website:

As mentioned before the length of a CAT exam is variable. Sometimes a candidate can demonstrate a level of competency in as few as 60 test items.
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Also, there are six categories:

"NREMT computer based exams are constructed to ensure that each candidate receives a distribution of items from six major categories: Airway & Breathing, Cardiology, Medical, Trauma, OB/Gyn/Peds, and Operations."
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source: http://www.nremt.org/nremt/about/about_exams.asp
 
kaaatielove said:
What do you mean, not to call BS... You're obviously doing it.. 26 minutes into the exam question number 40- I answered it & the screen turns to "You have completed the exam....etc." I'm not a BSer.. It's obviously possible if it happened to me and I received my certificate in the mail 4 days later.. :)
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ATFDFF said:
Then your computer glitched....

http://www.nremt.org/nremt/EMTServices/cert_pol_proc.asp
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As I said. 40 isn't possible.

26 minutes. That's possible. I did my recert last year as recert-by-exam. Cut off at 80 questions (minimum) and I think I was out the door ~30 minutes after starting, and I wasn't trying to go fast. For some reason, the test got easier the 2nd time!
 
25 minutes
Question 71
---- stress -----
2 hours
---- stress -----
---- stress -----
5 hours....
YOU PASSED awwwwwe snap....
Life is good...
 
60/passed
 
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