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Hi folks, It's been quite a few years since I obtained my NREMT cert and state license. They are still active, but I remember very little of what I learned in the course and for the NREMT. That said, I applied for an open ER Tech position and was invited to interview. It was clear on my resume...

You went to the full 120 questions + 10 "pilot" questions that don't count towards your performance. Read more on nremt.org. Only time will tell whether you passed or not. If you went the whole way, usually the computer couldn't pinpoint definitively your performance within the 95% confidence...

Fair warning, this is super long (sorry.) Here's what I did. I passed my first time with 70 questions just a week ago: 1) First off, give yourself at least one month (at the absolute minimum) to study, especially since you have been out of class for a while. Since my course only covered the...

70 and passed, found out literally 2 hours after I took the exam!! Still in total disbelief. Took it at 11:00 or so today. Walked out feeling miserable as if I totally bombed it. I didn't get any super difficult questions that people sometimes say they get, but some definitely threw me off...

Ok, thank you very much for the clarification. What scores should I be aiming for to ensure a good chance at passing the real deal? i.e. What's failing/passing? What stinks is that the NREMT is the strangest format of an exam Ive taken (or will take)...

Wanted to see recent reviews in JBLearning, and generally, what those of you who have taken the NREMT-B think of JBLearning after. Haven't seen any recent advocates, and those who say it represented the exam were from 5+ years ago. I'm currently using it to prep for the NREMT-B exam. A friend...

Yup, currently using Navigate TestPrep (for the computer not as an app, but I think the questions are the same anyway.) However, the question I am referring to comes from the instructor's testbank (also made by JBLearning) to accompany the Orange Book. I am gauging my content knowledge and...

With scenario-based questions, if vitals are given in the question do we assume that the primary assessment has already been done (and all associated interventions are thereby accounted for)? Some answer choices assume this, and then try to trick you (ex: if it asks what to do next, there's...