EMT School: How To Pass EMT School On Easy Mode (STEP BY STEP METHOD)

Pass School & NREMT On Easy Mode.
(Without Complex, Boring Lectures & Without Struggling Through Textbooks)
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Hey everyone, in this video I wanted to break down the key important findings that cause most EMT students to struggle when in school. Follow these EMT guidelines that will prepare you for school! Ask me any questions about EMT school that you have below. (Pre-PA, Pre-Nursing, EMT, AEMT, Paramedic Students)

#emt #paramedic #nremt #emtschool #emtclass

[LiztasticGames]

I start EMT class tomorrow, wish me luck! I'll keep you all updated


*EDIT UPDATE*
I passed my EMT course and took both the national cognitive exam and national psychomotor exam this past weekend. I passed the cognitive exam on the first try (cut me off at 70 questions), as well as passed the psychomotor exam. Due to covid, the NREMT is granting provisional certifications for passing the cognitive exam, and (depending on the state), you are able to work with just that (although you must pass the psychomotor within the timeframe). Now I am an EMT!!! Thanks to all for the comments and support!!!

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My man!
1st semester basic cert, went in blind, playing catch up, you're doing the Lord's work

[TheSmellymuffin]

I am 2/3 of the way done with my EMT Basic course, and this is absolutely correct. You got this guys.

[iamdaydayNL]

This video was very helpful I am a firefighter and will be starting EMT class in March of 2021 this put me on the right track honestly

[kodisantiago]

I failed my Fisdap Test on Trauma twice and I got dropped out of class. I ABSOLUTELY 1000% Agree that preparing before EMT class will give a much higher chance of passing. As he said, you never want to learn things from scratch especially in EMT. The best thing to do is read the book, do as much research, look at the slide shows the Orange Book. I may failed out, but this next time I'm going to prepare my best and start reading and studying the book now, and doing my research more effectively. I'm 100% going to purchase your program man. I WANT TO Be a Firefighter BAD

[stevenewman]

im a construction worker who just started EMT school blind where on chapter 6 Human body let me tell you its hard but possible just got to study ALOT is what im learning but started watching your videos because a fellow student told me to check you out appreciate what you do thanks

[KG-]

I am a week behind schedule, I just started EMT last week and received my text book from my department yesterday. I have my first test this week. I appreciate your willingness to help future medics, especially now that pretty much every state is on the National level. Thanks brother. Starting to binge your content asap.

[wolfashbrook]

I’m going to start emt school after this summer can’t wait hopefully I’ll be able to become an emt. 😁

[rakehlcombs]

Going into EMT schooling now would help me because of you! I appreciate this so much!

[juliannalabonte]

Starting EMT school on Monday and wrote a lot of this down for reference, thanks man will def be watching all your videos ! awesome resource.

[michellecroffutt]

I'm in my second week of EMT class. I started reading the book in October. It's been years since I've been in school so I knew I was going to need more time to understand the material. The part I struggle the most is medical terms & abbreviations. I know many already because of being in nursing for a decade. I'm hoping with a little bit of time I'll get it. Your video of blood flow in the heart was soo helpful! It finally clicked!! Thank you, thank you so much!!

[sethstines]

I’m about to start EMT school and go to fire school after. Glad I found your channel. Keep up this great channel my friend. It’s super helpful. 👍🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻

[IffyEdem]

My middle school/highschool teacher was a Vietnam Medic, so he taught us some pretty great stuff during a lot of his classes, so I’m pretty happy that some basic things I know

[dylanshackelton]

I'm 15 weeks in to EMT school. I read the entire text book before classes started (and a couple study guides). And right now, while doing class work, home work, quizzes, and exams. I'm also reading more advanced anatomy books, an EKG interpretation book, and a couple other books. And I have a bunch of "cheat sheets" I go over at least once a day. Plus at least once or twice a week I have someone pretend to be a patient while I do an assessment, and they have the "skill sheet" grading my performance by the actually state skill sheet. To be honest, I didn't learn a lot from the book, but it did give me a solid foundation for when classes started. And now I'm the know it all in class that answers all the questions. lol. But the hands on labs is really where I feel like I learned the most. We do CPR/Shock this week, then we're supposed to start our clinical hours and ride alongs. I can't wait to get on a rig and start getting hands on experience. And get to have full day sessions of asking questions to people in the field and seeing first hand how they handle the different calls. I think (for me) that's where I'm really going to learn the most.

[jewelyea]

I’m just now starting emt school and this has helped me get an idea of what I’m getting into. Thank you!!

[downearth]

Thank you for this! I needed a refresher. Im thinking abt going to Emt school.

[abbygailmiley]

Thank you so much! This video was very helpful! I just started my first day of EMT class today. It was very overwhelming, but watching some of your videos has helped me to understand a lot of the material.😁

[juanmvp]

I start emt class Monday and I’m glad I came across this channel 👍🏼

[drlucasmd]

Starting EMS school this august and this helped so much. Thank you!

[loganm.]

I fuckin love this guy. He reminds me of my emt teacher. Had to recommend this to my brother since he's doing it. If you see this, you're doing a good job man