The Differences and How to Prepare for the FP-C and CCP-C

[@dkb138]

I highly recommend listening to all of the FlightBridge podcast series. That helped me tremendously. If you're feeling frisky, I also recommend going through the EmCrit podcast series as well

[@Scopeducation]

Both of those are fantastic podcasts!

[@jayraymond9707]

Do they have a playlist or just run through the FlightBridge ED series?

[@kendalkrueger3600]

Thank you so much for posting this! I’ve been considering taking the critical care test after 2 years ago getting my fp-c, but couldn’t find anything that gave advice about how to prepare for the critical care test. It was just nice to hear somebody’s experience and what worked for them.

[@Scopeducation]

We are glad you enjoyed the video! Good luck on your studies to being a critical care provider!

[@sethandrews1282]

When I sat down to do my dump sheet I was told I couldn't write until I started the exam. So making my dump sheet took time away from the exam.

[@YesYes-yt3lb]

I keep hearing the dump sheet method. But idk what or how it should be formatted or what should be on it. Can I see your dump sheet?

[@Scopeducation]

I don't have mine now, but I plan on making an example in the future. I wrote down Swan values/conditions associated with values. VEAL CHOP for FMH. GCS, burn percentages, BMP/CMP/CBC, late/early deflation for IABP, weather minimums, and some more. Hopefully this helps!

[@JungRich313]

Heck yeah guys, good shit. Thanks for making this video!

[@Scopeducation]

Yes sir! Glad you enjoyed it. We can't get too in-depth with the questions but if you have any questions let us know!

[@Scopeducation]

Email us at [e-mail] or message us on our website under the "contact" section. We want to send you something!

[@FaTaLthe13th]

I just became a Paramedic in a busy system and I was wondering if it’s too early to study FP-C standards even though I won’t be taking the test for probably another 3-4 years. Should I just study the A&P aspect of things and include the critical care treatments/lab values to make my self familiar with it. Or start studying that information when the time comes closer because of how new I am ?

[@Scopeducation]

We always suggest constantly learning when it comes to medicine! Study the basics now (such as A&P) and lab values now because it will help your understanding of disease processes while you are operating as a paramedic. This will help for when you take a critical care course you will be more familiar with the subjects and won't need to study them as much when you are ready to obtain your FP-C/CCP-C. It helps lighten the load a lot because studying for your critical care exam is difficult and you will need to understand and master a lot of information. So why not start early and make it easier for yourself! Basically, start early for the stuff that will help you become a more competent paramedic and study the more critical care aspect of stuff when you are about to take your exam

[@sethandrews1282]

I took my CCP-C around 1 year after I got my Paramedic. Just find a program and study and get hands on by finding a service that does critical care. I've waited a few months, but I'm going to test for my FP-C soon just for the heck of it.

[@firozkdl]

I am a nurse. What is the benifit for FP C exam?

[@AesthMed]

As a nurse you would not test for the flight paramedic(FP-C) or critical care(CCP-C) certifications. You need to look at the RN equivalent which I believe are the CTRN(critical transfer) and CFRN(certified flight) certifications, respectively. From what I have been told from flight crews, the information is virtually identitcal. The benefit of having these certifications for you would be that it qualifies you to get a job as a flight nurse on a helicopter, airplane, or other critical care transport team.

[@ДанилДоколин]

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