3 ESSENTIAL NREMT Practice Questions

I wanted to share with you three NREMT practice questions that will help you prepare for the NREMT exam. When you take an NREMT practice test or a set of NREMT questions you want to know the WHY behind the answer.

I have chosen these three NREMT practice questions because they cover a wide range of NREMT content.

Let me know in the comments below, if you got all three NREMT practice questions right? If you got something wrong, that is OK, I explain the reasoning after the correct answer is revealed in the video.

I look forward to your success in EMT/Paramedic School and on NREMT exam day.

Be great,

Evan, The Paramedic Coach®

#emt #paramedic #nremt

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[goldchainrosary]

"Hot and dry: sugar high. Cool and clammy: give some candy" - this phrase helped me answer the third question

[winstonwalters]

Just took the NREMT Yesterday waited all day, got a email in the middle of the night. Woke up to EMT CERT LETS This was mh 3rd attempt and it felt like my worst one. Like I had to guess on so many it felt like I bombed it. But you can do it!! To anyone who needs to see this you can do it. Thank you Paramedic Coach you are a great teacher!! (I used Paramedic coach bls accelerator paired with pocket pre questions)

[jacobbalding]

Just passed my NREMT first attempt yesterday. You really helped!

[wendykumcho]

Just wanted to say thank you so much. Your video vault was worth it. I passed my NREMT today 🎉

[Toser]

Can't stop watching these episodes
Really helps when you're mines rescue and EMT
Keep up the good work

[wiljones]

These videos are great and help so much! Thank you

[RockbandxpertXD]

GCS is important to know for the test. It’s a lot to remember but eventually you’ll get it down. I think the hardest part is getting the motor function down because it’s a 6 point score. It is used to assess brain injury towards the bottom of the scale whereas decorticate (flexion) is a 3 and decerebrate (extension) a 2 indicates a closer to the brainstem injury.

[blakedarche]

Your content is awesome. I passed my NREMT on my first attempt from a course I took, pocketprep, and your content. Your content helped me most understand how to answer the exam questions. Thank you! I plan to continue using your content to stay current and not have to lose all my knowledge.

[alejandrobecerra]

Just finished my Fire and EMT final thanks for valuable information

[andyhaliscak]

3 for 3, testing next month. Thank you sir!

[markanderson]

Great video. I'm a practicing EMT and watch your videos regularly. I advise my student ride-a-longs to suscribe to your channel.

[skylardelgado]

Just passed my EMT initial course. Studying for the NREMT.

[gpzvpno]

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[hellasketch]

im going to keep using these videos, but i took a 4 month EMT class, and we not once went over metformin. none of that was in our curriculum

[khushalchand]

Got 1 and 2 but the metformin tripped me up

[corinalaney]

This first question was one of my nremt questions

[grippkqt]

FYI: I may not be the first person to mention this but Pennsylvania EMS Protocols states: if a Pt becomes unresponsive, apneic, and pulseless in the middle of a transport the EMT should apply the AED first, before chest compressions. If the arrest was not witnessed by PA-EMS, chest compressions should ne the first action. However, PA EMS candidates must pass the NREMT before getting there PA EMT.

[tykaine]

2 out of 3... Missed the GCS question by one. 😅

[geosweet_]

Just wanted to say I’ve been watching your videos for about a year now, failed my first attempt and as of yesterday I’m a FF/EMT. I Just wanted to say thank you and to anyone that’s going through class or preparing to test, stay focused because you go this. There is a light at the end of the tunnel. 🫶🏾

[greglattanzio]

Question: Regarding Q#2, if you had an AED at hand once you discovered the patient was pulseless and apneic, would you go AED or CPR first?