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You will be fine, just concentrate on the question at hand. When you feel you know the answer make sure you can back it up in your head as to why it is better than the other and why perhaps that intervention is more beneficial to the patient. Also, not only know all the signs and symptoms but...

I took my NREMT test this Monday and yes it lived up to the hype. I had previously not passed on my first attempt and frankly I didn't study much I thought it would be easy because everyone seems to think stick to the ABC's and you will be ok. I took a month to take the test again and what...

Thank you both. Any idea where I can get some of this updated content for the nremt? I've looked up the NHSTA which was little help

I read a question while studying for the NREMT B. A chest pain patient is short of breath breathing at a rate of 16, BP is fine Pulse is 56 and irregular skin is cool clammy. The correct answer was give this patient oxygen 4LPM via nasal cannula. I was asking if this is correct because my brady...

Hello all, I'm studying for the nremt b and I recognize a difference in the nhtsa and my new brady book. The nhtsa states to suction for no longer than 15 seconds on an adult and my book says no longer than 10 seconds. For nremt testing purposes which one should I go with?

Thank you for all your input guys greatly appreciated!

Thanks! I am more concerned about being tricked by the test because I think I am very knowledgeable

Patient assessment Hello all, I am getting ready to take my nremt-b test and have a question about the order of the primary assessment. As you all know the skills sheets go A-B-C, in my brady book it says that you will not always follow this in that order because if you come up to a patient who...

Hello all, I am getting ready to take my nremt-b test and have a question about the order of the primary assessment. As you all know the skills sheets go A-B-C, in my brady book it says that you will not always follow this in that order because if you come up to a patient who is significantly...