EMT Exam Prep, Sixth Edition: Focused Prep for the NREMT Cognitive Exam (Kaplan Test Prep) Sixth Edition

This is a great book for people who want to take their EMT class to the next step. I have not used it to take the NREMT yet but I think that it will be a big help.

Y’all, order this book right now.I just passed the NREMT first try and I only read like half of this book lolI finished my course several months ago, and used this as a quick refresher before I took the test.My test shut off at 70 questions and I took it in only 32 mins.This book helped a lot, but you also HAVE TO HAVE FUNDAMENTAL KNOWLEDGE.THIS. IS. A. REFRESHER. BOOK. 💯💯💯

It's a great tool to sum up what one needs to know. It's not in detail. One still needs to do their reading in their textbook and do questions affiliated with their textbook. This is just more questions. Which ultimately is great. It's an idea on what you need to know about but not an actual guideline. It did help me pass my emt course which is great. It gave me more questions than what was provided to me in school. Stick your states protocols and know them. National can be vague or not too specific. I will say try the pocket emt for more questions to supplement this and your reading. Because one really needs more questions to learn how to approach scenarios. Also one needs to look at case studies and chapter assessments. These are key to training the mind and applying knowledge from the reading. Note, ems is not social studies or history. You don't regurgitate facts often. You may have to learn how to think on your feet and learn what to do when there's a particular presentation on your patient. Once one learns this method of thinking then there's the language of EMS. Learning the terminology and lingo will help one do report and also understand questions better. Be wary of the words not and except. Other than that I wish you the best and hope you do well in your exams.

Reviewing it and so far pretty goodFrom explains NR grading to what they test I’ll keep you updated

Overall this is a very good book. But some ideas seem outdated. Just got done with bleeding section and States to protect airway before a massive hemorrhage (ABC) . While classes teach (XABC) addresses the exaggerating bleeding first before anything else. Also several typos in the test section where I actually got the questions right and there needs to be more explanation on answers for the questions.

Good content as usual!

so so so helpful

I enjoyed this book to help me study