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What should I study for the NREMT EMT exam?
They break their EMT test up into the following Focus Areas:
- Airway, Respiration, and Ventilation (adult and pediatric patients)
- Cardiology and Resuscitation (adult and pediatric patients)
- Trauma (adult and pediatric patients)
- Medical, Obstetrics, and Gynecology (adult and pediatric patients)
Did I fail the NREMT if I got 120 questions?
National registry exam questions for an EMT range from 70 questions through 120 questions. Individuals may pass or fail with 70 questions and others may pass or fail with 120 questions. The number of questions you receive is irrelevant. Just do your best and try not to over think any of the questions.
How long should you study for NREMT?
2-8 weeks
We recommend that you allow 2-8 weeks to study for the NREMT. Use your textbook, class materials, and an online study prep, such as EMTprep.com. This is not the type of test you can cram for.
What is the best NREMT practice test?
– reviews of human anatomy and bodily systems – sample questions for the NREMT exam – short quizzes for when students have just a few minutes of study time – full-length practice tests – test answers and rationales so students understand the correct answers
What score do you need to pass the NREMT test?
Use Test Simulation Software! Photo By: UBC Learning Commons.
How hard is the NREMT test?
Yes the NREMT is hard, no matter how much you study, the 70-120 question test is designed to challenge a potential EMT-B to the limits of their knowledge. Let me put it another way. The NREMT National pass rate for 2012 was 72%. That means that for every four people who take the test, one will not pass.
How to pass your NREMT exam?
What Does NREMT mean?