I am a EMT have recently been out of the field for 8 months , any ideas on passing the nremt  written????
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Get a mosby study guide.  It has great information.  When I studied for my nationals, I zerox several copies of the questions and answered them over and over.  Don't you hate it though when several of the answers are true, but you have to pick the best one?  Good luck to you.
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you could try studying and writing. some of those lil bits of info may show up on the exam, and if you don't study you wont know it
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probably best to get in touch with your local ICU-possessing hospital and seeing if they can supply you with any suitable (anonymised) materials, or even if you can go down make the notes yourself (which will certainly give you a more true to life experience / record of the patient care, symptoms etc which may have been sugar coated in official materials or those sent out from the hosp)
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I use to be an EMT, started at the age of 18. I'm still in medicine, just a different aspect. It's not for everyone. I loved being in the emergency room but I really didn't care for running the field in the ambulance. It's a lot of long hours, emotional ups and downs and it's nothing like they portray it on television.  As far as reacting to an emergency situation, the training kicks in and you react like you need to. We call it tunneling.. which also has side effects as you're so intense on a patient that you can miss what's going on around you. Some days, you may have one or two calls. Some days you may never stop!\n\nIf you're really not sure this is the field for you, contact your local fire department or ambulance service and see if you can arrange a ride along. \n\nAnother thing, I noticed your avatar is a of a woman... just remember that it's still a boy's world in the field. If you can't play with the boys and keep up, then you might want to focus your energies on a career in a more controlled environment like an ER or urgent care center.\n\nOh yeah... you get a really warped sense of humor working in the field. But you meet a lot of good people too. Good luck!
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A.  Take a remedial course in grammar.\nB.  Work with your hands, not your mind (be a surgeon:  tree or neuro, it's all the same)\nC.  You may consider going back to class 7 or 8 and picking up on what you missed the first go-round.\nD.  Where can you pass with a 55 -  I know some people who may want to transfer.
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Look up a college you'd be able attend, \nyou'd need CPR for the healthcare professional first, and then EMT-Basic, those will get you there.\nAlso you could look up your local fire department, ask if they dispatch ambulances, if they do, askl if they are looking for EMT's. \nChances are good they will send you to school for EMT, so you can work for them.\nDon't be intimidated about asking them any questions you have, it will pay off.\nGood luck getting there, I enjoy working as an EMT, I hope you do too!
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Just write a summary of all your activities including but not limited to the ICU unit or ER and that should do it, good luck..☺
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http://www.msubillings.edu/cotfaculty/paramedic/\n\nYou might also call your local Ambulance service and ask them who does it locally.  In order to be nationally certifiable, the school has to be nationally accredited.   A great number of Vo-Tech schools are doing it now.
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Without knowing exactly what it is you want to learn it's hard to answer your question. You can do a search on any subject that interests you or find someone online who is skilled in whatever subject you would like to learn. I have about 20 years experience in prehospital emergency care that I would be willing to share with anyone interested, I'm sure there are others with different skills who feel the same.
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Pretend you only have 2 choices: residency or army bootcamp. Kidding aside, I think it is wrong putting residents through that! It is not safe for the patients either. I wonder if there is a support group out there. Ask some of the Sr Doctors how they handled it. I myself would go crazy. Thank you for going for through this for humankind!!!! It will be over someday. Get together with others and VENT VENT VENT when you get the chance.
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It will be an intense 5 weeks of learning city codes,medical emergency training,customer service standands,faa rules etc. You will be taking alot of test to show your understanding and you will be required to pass the tests with about a 90% accuracy. You will not have much down time and I recommend that you spend your time studying the materials you are given. Good luck.
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I am 43 and will finish my secondary ed teaching degree in Dec.  I was an EMT, then did a dozen years as a corrections officer.  I, too, had to face the age factor--having to deal with inmates would have come to an end sooner or later.\nI am student teaching in an urban alternative school.  I love it.\nI would suggest that you try to arrange to observe in a classroom if possible.  Many people our age have memories of what school was like in their day.  Much has changed.  \nDon't limit yourself to health education.  Personally, I will be teaching English.
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check this site. it might help.. though i think this is a course outline for fire fighting students
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MCSE is not A exam but a series of core and elective exams. I am about 50% thru and I have over 8 years working in corporate networks as well as deploying smaller networks and the questions are not easy, they shouldn't be.\n\nQuestions are based more from MS's way of doing things more than real world with a lot of dated questions plus issues that are not likely to ever arise.\n\nThere are those folks that have used exam prep books that are able to basically memorize their way thru the exam and have no working knowledge of how to actually do what they just tested on.\n\nRight now is a great time to go try a MS exam as you can get a free retake thru the end of this month. I would suggest the 70-270 or 70-290 as a starting point.
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I had the same problem a few years back.  I contacted ETS.org.  This is the system that handled the NTE series years ago.  Unfortunately I was told that they purged all the old score reports.  I had to take the Praxis which is the test that replaced the NTE.  You can start by contacting ETS.  Good luck!
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This is easy, been there done this, in the ATL.  You can attempt to get hired On with a local FD because now GA is mandating that ff are at least EMT-I certified-meaning GA and National Registered-depending on where you live-Chattahoochee Tech offers EMT-I classes x1 a year and will start their new yearly class in several weeks.  You can contact Grady EMS or any other EMS service and ask for schools near you.