“Right?” 😂

This helped me better understand the types of questions I’ll be asked on the NREMT. Thank you for the examples and explanations!!

You are really good! I wish you’d make more videos like this. So well spoken, so clear, right to the point. Thank you for your help.

Is it busy there?

yea for question 2 i ruled out c d those where the most simple to rule out

Thanks this was great

Thanks for posting this

Stupid questions wtf

I have never seen so many adults WHINE about something so ridiculous and so trivial in my life. Sure there is lip smacking. Honestly it sounds like he may have a cough drop or something in his mouth to keep from getting dry mouth while talking so much. It's really not that big of a deal. I mean honestly. The information is great and he's taking time to thoroughly explain everything. Great information. Y'all are so soft if you are so bothered by the smacking. Would not be happy to partner with y'all if you freak out over something like that lol relax. There so many more things that he could do that would actually be annoying or alarming. How about just be grateful and thankful he made a detailed audio to help understand and pass the test.

This was very helpful for me, thank you!

Thank you for this vid

Question: On question #3... Don't we determine the LOC by asking the patient what is wrong? From this we can assess if the patient is able to understand/answer a question, it will also tell us how much air the patient is (or isn't) getting, e.g. with an asthma attack, in which the patient's attempt to speak gives us good information about the breathing effort..... Also, perhaps the trouble breathing is secondary to something more important that we can't see from out initial impression... for example a gunshot wound or severe trauma...? This is the exact question that is going to trip me up on the test!!! I was taught to enter the scene and ask the patient what is wrong (or why they called 911 today) in order to assess the LOC...... at least initially. Using the AVPU scale, wouldn't asking what's wrong be how we would determine "A"? This is the sort of thing that keeps me up at night!!!! TIA (thanks in advance, not transient ischemic attack!) LOL.

Great video!! I'm sure someone has already pointed out: in the first question, the text says pulse is 50, but you say 150. Just a typo, but thought you would want to know!

Good stuff thank you

I took my test using the strategies that they provided and i passed. Without them I wouldn’t have been able to pass this no doubt

You're an excellent instructor! Thank you.

Super video

Why is this guy the narrator ? How many fucking times can you say UH??? Wow f this video! Thanks for nothing!

Thank you!!!!! I really love they way you delivered this! Really helps! Simple yet thorough explanation. Not too much to confuse but enough to help with better understanding! Very grateful!

I really like this, this is very thorough.

I got all questions right I gotta say Florida state fire college teaches very well!

Where can I get the ppt slides ?

This is GOLD.

Good information. If you smack one more time. Lol I could not get through the whole video. Smack ugh

Question 9, Carbon Monoxide Poisoning: This is not clear. Numerous sources and the EMT book state that the skin takes on a "Cherry Red" appearance. Not Cyanotic. This still leaves me unsure what the NREMT test will use as the answer.

Highly informative, thank you AAES

Great vid, helped quite a bit with breaking down the questions.

COTTON MOUTH?....but this did help on breaking down questions...TY

I love how you break each question down. I get anxious because of the limited amount of time I have during tests, as I feel I don't have enough time to thoroughly analyze each question as you did. Hopefully I can pace myself at a good rate during my next test, and still have enough time to analyze each question in detail the same way you explained in this video.

I wish chapter 16 was here too.. I have my test on Monday & this was soo helpful

Test is tomorrow. Thank you

Thank you, this is most excellent, very impressive!

Do you recommend this strategy for Paramedic Cognitive Exam as well?

谢谢

I will use this technique for my emt block test next week.

I'm taking my test tomorrow and I have god awful testing anxiety, I've watched this 2 times now, so lets see if I pass. ill make an update when I get my results back :)

Extremely confusing

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carbon monoxide poisoning doesn't present as cyanotic, the skin is actually deep cherry bright red, bad question

Really trying to absorb all this information but i gotta be honest it hard to focus in between the lip smacks every 5 seconds

Thanks for posting this. The "you should" portion is saving me a lot of trouble. That's really the only area I got tripped up in, even knowing everything that is going on.

I took my exam yesterday. Just found out that I passed! I watched this the night before and I don't know if I would of passed without it. And that's after failing the first time.

Thank you!

Testing tomorrow...thanks for the video this was very helpful!

Great video. I finished medic school and failed registry 3 times. This video helped me realize what I did wrong. You should do a video on medic stuff and trauma

Great video! Super helpful! No hate, but i can't get the sound of you swallowing your spit and constant lip smacking out of my head... it is so frequent... but for real thanks dude!

Man oh man amazing teachings and breaking definitely deserved a like and a subscription!

Wow, this video made it easier to interpret the question. This is the most helpful video I have watched in regards to the NREMT. I solute you sir, I am taking my test soon. Wish me luck, I am horrible at tests, I am so nervous! Hopefully all goes well.

Helped me pass at 70 questions on the first try, would definitely recommend

Great video with lots of really useful information. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video.