We review all the topics that the NREMT considers important. We know what it takes to pass the exam, and we know “What You Need To Know” All material contained in our study guides come from the EMS Notes “What You Need To Know” Written by Forrest Munden. The Cardiology section of the NREMT EMT is extremely difficult. Give yourself the advantage by using our EMT study guides combined with Munden Interactive’s testing system.

When you take your EMT test, make sure you pay close attention to how you answer your trauma questions! There is a systematic way to go about accessing your patient, but this can also be dynamic..so use caution!! Pay close attention to how you find your patient, where they are, how they present and more) can change your initial treatment!

Use id44.com’s EMT study guide and practice test questions to help you understand what you are in for!
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Many students will enter the testing center not prepared, and many more students will underestimate the level of difficulty of the NREMT and NREMT-P exam. Don’t be that student! Study from our study and use MundenInteractive’s testing system. This is absolutely the only system out there that mimics the National Registry test, and tells you where you went wrong after it grades you. Nobody gives you EMT-Prep or Paramedic Prep like id44.com!

Do you …”acetylcholine esterase, melena, petechiae, methamphetamine, HHNK, or purpura much”?

These are some terms you may see on your National Registry exam. Make sure you take the time to learn them. If you purchase the exams located at Munden Interactive and use the study guides here, you should have no trouble passing the registry test!

We know most of these terms are not really covered well in school, but they are considered important to the registry. There are many more just like this! Study up!!

My personal favorite! This section of the exam has killed more people than the grim reaper! Have no fear id44 and Munden are here! Make sure you study up on the keys we point you to.

Warning!
You cannot just memorize test questions! If you think you are going to enter this exam memorizing the “key words” (fifty-seven year old with chest pain is a heart attack) you are going to be in for a big surprise!! You need to understand the physiology behind the illness, how medications work, how trauma affects the body, and patient’s ages.. all these attributes can lead you to guessing..and that’s not you want to do!