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Student Topics, Tips and Tricks

You’re required to learn and remember massive amounts of clinical information. Our Tips and Tricks are a series of articles and great tools to reinforce that material and help you remember it when it counts. From clinical insights to test preparation tips, you’ll learn more here.

5 Things Every EMT Should be Taught

EMS relies on tradition and habit. We’ve done things for a long time and we were often reluctant to change. Here is our compilation of things students should be taught and current EMTs should know.

5 Thoughts that Will Fail Students on the NREMT

One of the biggest pieces of advice given for the NREMT (or any exam for that matter) is “Don’t read into the questions.” It is solid advice—yet many students don’t totally understand its meaning.

5 Tips For Passing The Practical Exam

While preparing for the NREMT cognitive (computer) exam seems to cause the most stress, the practical examination isn’t that far behind in its ability to tip the anxiety scale. Both are required to obtain your NREMT card. We looked back on our articles and realized it was time to provide some tips on passing your […]

5 Worst Study Tips for NREMT Preparation Found on Social Media

The 5 absolute worst pieces of advice on taking the NREMT exam found on social media. These are real!

A Tale of Four Oxygen Patients

The 2010 and 2015 AHA guidelines changed our approach to oxygenation, but some students are still taught to administer oxygen by NRB to chest pain patients with adequate sats. In this post, we examine four different candidates for oxygen therapy.

Case Study: Postpartum Emergencies

 By Chris Ebright Ah childbirth—the miracle of life. Some EMS professionals may make several calls in which they place “storks” on their preverbal career belts, while others will never get the chance. In actuality, most emergencies and maternal deaths occur after childbirth, during the postpartum period, according to the World Health Organization.   Rapid change […]

Compartment Syndrome: A Case Study

By Christopher Ebright Case You are called to a scene where a skier has fallen.  The male patient is in moderate distress and complaining of lower left leg pain.  Assessing the limb, you see there is a closed tibia/fibula fracture with obvious deformity.  Noticeable swelling, when compared to the right leg, is observed.  Additionally, a […]

Crush Syndrome: A Case Study

By Christopher Ebright Case You respond to an accident involving a semi-truck that drove off a bridge five hours ago and fell approximately 50 feet onto a set of railroad tracks. The driver, who fell asleep at the wheel, is still entrapped within the cab. His lower extremities, from the hip down, are still pinned […]

Dealing with Death and Dying

Does EMS training make witnessing death more complicated than it has to be? Dan shares a story of a death he witnessed and what his responsibility was in that situation.

Fact vs Application Questions

The NREMT isn’t going to test facts alone. They test application of those facts. You need to know the material at a deeper level. Learn how to get more practice in answering application questions.

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