I took the EMT-B course at my local community college late last summer. I passed the hands on portion, but I didn't end up taking the written portion due to starting a new job, then the holidays, and now here I am several months have gone by.
I'm in the process of getting ready to start studying so I can take the written in a month or two. My question is what should I focus on rereading/studying up on? The book we used is "Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick and Injured 10th edition. I also still have access to jblearning.com
The first few chapters in the book go over EMS in general, safety and health, medical, legal, ethical issues. Should I be studying those sections as much as the actual medical portions of the book?
I guess I'm just trying to figure out how best to spend my time studying. And what to focus on. A lot of the early chapters seem like common sense stuff, whereas the medical portions are where I could think to start as I don't come from a medical background all the words and terminology are new to me.
I'm in the process of getting ready to start studying so I can take the written in a month or two. My question is what should I focus on rereading/studying up on? The book we used is "Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick and Injured 10th edition. I also still have access to jblearning.com
The first few chapters in the book go over EMS in general, safety and health, medical, legal, ethical issues. Should I be studying those sections as much as the actual medical portions of the book?
I guess I'm just trying to figure out how best to spend my time studying. And what to focus on. A lot of the early chapters seem like common sense stuff, whereas the medical portions are where I could think to start as I don't come from a medical background all the words and terminology are new to me.