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

70 and passed
 
Emt-b took it yesterday and passed with 121 questions....not sure how I went over the maximum 120 but I did
 
ahardy11 said:
Emt-b took it yesterday and passed with 121 questions....not sure how I went over the maximum 120 but I did
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I believe the cut-off for EMT-B is 135 questions....congrats though!!
 
Took the NREMT P yesterday in order to re certify. Don't let it lapse and especially don't let it lapse over two years. Anyway, I passed around 110-120 questions ? I don't remember the exact number. I used a phone app to study. Whenever I wasn't running calls I'd have my app open on the ambulance. I prepped for about 2 days off and on. The first time I took it out of school I passed around 80. Oh well.
 
RESQGUY said:
Took the NREMT P yesterday in order to re certify. Don't let it lapse and especially don't let it lapse over two years. Anyway, I passed around 110-120 questions ? I don't remember the exact number. I used a phone app to study. Whenever I wasn't running calls I'd have my app open on the ambulance. I prepped for about 2 days off and on. The first time I took it out of school I passed around 80. Oh well.
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Doesn't matter what number at the end of the day you still have the same cert as everyone else! Congrats!
 
Took the NREMT Paramedic today. Stopped at 85 questions and passed. I felt like 50-50 on if I passed or not..walking out at first I was like 80% sure I passed, then I started thinking about the fact that I got soooo many cardiac questions..did I fail cardiac?:( I only got like 4 ob/gyn questions and one was like " as the babies head is coming out do you want to...suction the mouth, suction the nose, check for nuchal chord, or guide babies head down..I was like...:eek: (I picked guide the head down-because they never actually said the head came out..I could've got it wrong..guess it doesn't matter now does it)..so yeah thought perhaps I may have failed OB as well..it was my first time taking the exam.

Life Story:
-Took in Fort Wayne, IN @ Pearson @8am, and got results by 3pm

- LOTS of cardiac questions..but very basic ones (I know there's supposedly a ratio of each category but I must have gotten 80% cardiac/medical cardiac related questions about left-sided & right sided failure)

How I prepped (If you've gotta retest--you shouldn't feel shamed --when you pass you'll know WAY more than you would've than if you would've passed this time..one day you'll have a sick patient/transfer and that patient will survive from YOU! kill it!(not the patient-the test :D)):

-JB Learning Navigate (really hard questions, that'll help if you look up the answers you got wrong in your textbook and make flash cards from those), I had 200 questions left in the question bank (I was getting 69% on tests when I first started and got up to 78% on practice exams after 3 weeks of studying 5 hours/day, I got like 60-somethin on the assessment test)'

-EMT-Training.com (great for tricky EKGs w/ explanation-similar strips to what I got on the national registry (they recommend doing 400 questions in each category, I got through about 300 per category)(I was getting the same scores at start and end as with JB learning)

-Fisdap (I literally got like 4-5 questions almost word for word from the Fisdap exams (I did the airway, ob, cardiac, trauma quizzes & final exam)(I was getting 70-80% on these but I took FOREVER to do exams..and looked up every single question that I didn't get)

- Dales Pearls (This was really really good but I didn't want to solely rely on it, but I've heard of classmates using just this and JB learning and passing with 120-150 questions and some people doing the same thing and failing. great but I didn't look at it as much as I could have. I looked at this from time to time but it)

Anything I got wrong or guessed on and got right and/or had NO idea about, I looked up in the index in the back of the paramedic book that the question correlated to. We use the bledsoe book.
 
EMT-B stopped at 70, won't find out until tomorrow. I know there were some questions that I missed. Not feeling confident.
 
EMT- B
Honestly don't remember an exact number. I didn't know that it cut off until I got there and the test administrator told me about it. I know I walked away feeling like I had not done very many questions.

Passed first try.
 
NREMT B 1st time 120; failed. NREMT B 2nd time: 86ish; passed.
NREMT P 1st time somewhere between 68- 80ish; failed. NREMT P 2nd time: 150; passed.

Prime example of why people shouldn't focus so much on what number the test stopped on.
 
I literally just made an account so I could post this since this forum helped calm me down while I waited for results.

Took my Paramedic test yesterday and it ended on 80 questions. I must say there were some questions in the test that had words I had never even heard before and I left the testing center feeling pretty certain that I epically bombed it. Logged in this morning and I PASSED! To be fair every test I took in Paramedic school that I finished thinking I did terrible on it I ended up doing well. Same was the story for most of my class. So if you leave your exam feeling like I did take heart! You probably did well!

Also for the sake of you EMT-B test takers out there. when I took my EMT-B test 2 years ago I finished at 70 questions. I was also certain that I bombed it at the time but I passed.
 
Getting ready to take my first NREMT test, I am certified in New Jersey for the past 6 years. When studying I come across a lot of GCS questions and root questions, Can anyone tell me if there are any GCS and root questions on the NREMT test?
 
I just got out of testing and i DO NOT feel confident at all....FML

My test stopped at 121 but i thought there were 135 questions? I hade 28 minutes left....FAHHHKKKK
 
RCB327 said:
Ok so I've been reading these for months figured I might as well post my story...

Took the NREMT the first time and got cut off at 120 questions. Convinced I failed. Found out the same day I passed!

When I moved back home to FL I learned that I order to obtain Florida certification I was going to have to retake the written exam for them. Had I known that before I took the written for just basic NREMT certification, I would have waited and killed 2 birds with one stone. Regardless when I went in the 2nd time to take it, I was HIGHLY confident that I was gonna nail it. Studied a ton and felt so prepared. When I got cut off at 70 questions I was actually happy! I was like wooh glad I didn't have to be brought all the way to the end and the computer is confident that I'm good! Told everyone I was pretty sure I passed.

Next day comes around and I FAILED!!!! Not only did I fail but I ranked "below passing" in 4/5 stations. (Was above passing in cardiac). Anyway was devastated. Studied a lot more and was scared ****less to take it the 3rd time.

Take it a month later, got stopped at 72 questions, possibly got the last question wrong by the way. It was a pregnancy emergency related question. I left crying convinced I failed. Worst 24 hours of my life thinking "I might give up" hahaha! This morning got the news PASSSSSSED. Now I can start my new job. Hope this helps for people freakin out.
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Pretty much still pooping bricks right now... thanks for the story
 
RCB327 said:
Ok so I've been reading these for months figured I might as well post my story...

Took the NREMT the first time and got cut off at 120 questions. Convinced I failed. Found out the same day I passed!

When I moved back home to FL I learned that I order to obtain Florida certification I was going to have to retake the written exam for them. Had I known that before I took the written for just basic NREMT certification, I would have waited and killed 2 birds with one stone. Regardless when I went in the 2nd time to take it, I was HIGHLY confident that I was gonna nail it. Studied a ton and felt so prepared. When I got cut off at 70 questions I was actually happy! I was like wooh glad I didn't have to be brought all the way to the end and the computer is confident that I'm good! Told everyone I was pretty sure I passed.

Next day comes around and I FAILED!!!! Not only did I fail but I ranked "below passing" in 4/5 stations. (Was above passing in cardiac). Anyway was devastated. Studied a lot more and was scared ****less to take it the 3rd time.

Take it a month later, got stopped at 72 questions, possibly got the last question wrong by the way. It was a pregnancy emergency related question. I left crying convinced I failed. Worst 24 hours of my life thinking "I might give up" hahaha! This morning got the news PASSSSSSED. Now I can start my new job. Hope this helps for people freakin out.
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OK I am a little confused, When you moved back to Florida you had to take there written exam, even though you have an NREMT license, I have a New Jersey license and am moving to Florida and was told I need to get an NREMT license first and then it will be a matter of paper work just to get the Florida license and that I don't have to take the Florida written test. Can you shed some light on this?
 
I failed .... and I feel so horrible about it. I need movtation to take it again and pass
 
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