Maybe the best 20 minutes of NREMT advice you’ll ever get! Dan offers 10 key test prep tips he picked up from talking with former NREMT Executive Director Bill Brown, who wrote our test prep app EMT PASS.
Basic Videos
5 Test Questions
Learn the thought process you need to correctly answer NREMT questions. This video looks closely at five NREMT-style questions, talking through each choice until we arrive at the correct answer.
5 Tips for Passing the NREMT
Dan Limmer and EMS educator Joe Mistovich walk you through: how and what to study, best-answer vs. correct-answer format, differences between computerized and paper exams, and tips for physical and mental test prep.
5 Tough Questions to Help you Pass the NREMT
How about some extra practice on the toughest NREMT questions? Listen as Dan Limmer and Bill Brown, former NREMT Executive Director, take apart 5 difficult EMT questions and give you test-taking strategies and clinical pointers to help you pass.
6 Mistakes Student Make When Preparing for the NREMT
Get practical tips on the best way to prepare, what to avoid, and other experience-based advice. Listen as Dan Limmer talks with Bill Brown, former Executive Director of the NREMT, about common exam prep mistakes.
About Exams: Validation, Difficulty and CAT
Listen as former NREMT Executive Director Bill Brown and Dan Limmer answer questions about how validation and computer adaptive testing (CAT) relate to EMT test prep products and the EMS classroom.
Ask Me Anything with Dan Limmer: Reading a NREMT Style Question
Part 2 of Dan’s “Ask Me Anything” series to help people prepare for the NREMT. Learn tips and tricks for reading a NREMT style question, test your knowledge on the questions provided and hear what your follow students are asking about!
Digesting a Test Question #3
Break down the challenging scenario of a 62 year old male with headaches upon waking, left arm weakness and who bit his tongue while sleeping. Dan helps analyze the question and differentiate sudden vs gradual onset symptoms and what they mean in terms of differential diagnoses.