Paramedic Exam: Score Your Best on the EMT-Paramedic Certification Test

by Elaine Silverstein, LearningExpress, LearningExpress Editors

This new edition has been completely revised and updated to reflect recent changes in the U.S. Department of Transportation mandated EMT-Paramedic curriculum in use in every EMS training program in... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1576853551
• ISBN13: 9781576853559
• Release Date: January 2001
• Publisher: Learning Express (NY)
• Length: 1 Pages
• Weight: 0.90 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 8.6" x 11.0"

Customer Reviews

THUMBS UP

Sure this book was printed in 2001. And yes there are some errors in the book. And there is not alot of drugs calculations or rhytm strips. Any way,, I know a paramedic that has just passed his NREMT - P exam from studying this book for the new computerized way of testing. The areas that are not in this book, USE OTHER STUDY MATERIAL. For the areas that are are not up to date in this book, correct them in your head. In summary I would recommend this book to any 2008 Paramedic student tying to take the NREMT -P exam. I myself have decieded to study this book. There is no source out there that just gives you the answers. You still have to work hard for what you want. THUMBS UP FOR THE BOOK. For those looking, use the blue 3rd edition along with this one.

Paramedic Exam 2E

Excellent review for NREMT-P written exam. There are four 180 question practice exams plus much more about the test. Could have included more questions on management of cardiac emergencies. Can't complain besides that. Good luck!!

Highly predictive of NREMT-P Exam Results

I was a little skeptical about whether these exams were any good, but I didn't know which one to pick and this one was in the library. I also thought that only 4 exams wasn't a lot of practice. In any event, I took all four exams in the week before the NREMT exam for practice and scored between 80 and 85; my actual score on the NREMT exam was 84.I scored worst on the last one (80), which was a little disconcerting. Also, I would have found it helpful if they would give the reader a way to figure out which category a question was in; I had a sense that I was a little weak in medical emergencies (70 on the NREMT exam), but it was not at all obvious just looking at a question if it was a medical, airway or trauma question (say - in which category does smoke inhalation belong?). I also scored better on OB/peds (90) on the NREMT exam than I did on the practice tests in general.These are quibbles, though. For me, results matter, and the fact that I took 5 tests (4 in this book and one "real" one on the NREMT exam) and scored within 5 points all of them is a very strong recommendation.

great book for natioanl test

great book for the national test i used along with the rest of my class