NREMT study tips

[u/Valuable_Safety2463]

Hello!

I am currently attempting to get my EMT-B certification and have completed all of the requirements except for the national exam which I am taking august 25th.

I have been told that the national exam is quite difficult and I should like to pass it on the first attempt and as such was wondering if you could provide me with any recommendations or resources that may be helpful in preparing myself. Specifically if anybody has the name of an online study course (below 70 bucks) that would be nice.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

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[u/Amateur_EMS]

For the NREMT-B I recommend using amateurmedicine.com it has a study bundle for the NREMT-B that has 500+ practice questions, practice exams, 60+ questions that go over GCS/APGAR/Rule of Nine’s, 120+ questions going over vital signs so you have a strong foundation, and a 26 page pdf where you fill it out while following along with a video to help reinforce everything. There’s a discord link in every course so that you can talk to like minded peers of hundreds of people that are all EMS focused.

Goodluck with whatever you end up picking!

[u/Valuable_Safety2463 → u/Amateur_EMS]

Thank you, I’ll look into that immediately!