What Users Say About EMT National Training Practice Tests

Purchased the membership a few months ago. I timed it to still be active just after my class ending date. I used this website instead of reading the book to aide with classroom testing/lecture. The website is awesome! I scored 84% on my class final. I passed CBT NREMT on first attempt. Unfortunately the NREMT test made me take 120 questions! I left for memorial day weekend feeling like I failed. I will recommend this website to everyone at the firestation or anyone wanting to become an EMT. I would not change anything about the site, thank you!

Robert C.

I just wanted to thank you I passed my exam on Tuesday and I couldn't have done it without this site. I had it kind of rough the first month I subscribed I came down with Iritis and couldn't see well enough to practice 6 days into the subscription. So I wasted 3 weeks, but when my eyes got better I purchased another month studied hard and took the exam 3 days after the subscription ended and nailed it.

Having the rationael with the graded quizzes helped me focus on my weak areas and the simulation exam layout helped prepared me to test registry style. Knowing that I had carried 81% score going into the real exam relieved much of my anxiety.

I can't express how grateful I am that I found your site.
Stephanie M.
NREMT-P (thanks to you I can change the B to a P)

I took the Paramedic exam for National Registry this morning. I got the results this afternoon. I PASSED on the first attempt!!! Wooohooooo!!

NOTE TO EVERYONE: When test began I thought I was taking a practice exam from this site. Your test on this site are as close to NREMT testing that I have ever seen.

Keep up the good work!!
Malcolm W.

Thank you for having this website. I studied daily - began with scores in the 70's and 80's, took the NREMT exam after obtaining scores in the 90's and staying at that level for several weeks. Answered 3770 questions. This removed the 'edge' off taking the test and improved my knowledge. NREMT First Responder.

Bill

Hi, I just wanted to say that using this web site is awesome. I took my national registry yesterday and just received my results and I passed, it turned off at 70 questions. Using this site is definitely helpful and I would recommend it to everyone.
I just wanted to say thank you for having this program.

Alexis G.

Well, I just wanted to take a moment and thank everyone there for developing this fine website to help in the task of passing a national exam. I took my National Registry EMT-Intermediate exam on Wednesday (2/16) and found out yesterday (2/17) that I passed!! The exam ended at around 88 or so questions. I walked out of there not knowing how to feel because so many of the questions seemed like they were out of left field.

But, thanks to your website, I recalled a lot of the suggestions and tips you gave and put them to work. And the result was well worth it!! I start paramedic school next week. If I'm fortunate to get through it, I'll be back to your website in a few short months to prepare for that exam as well.

Thanks for everything!! You guys are great!!
Sincerely,
Peter O
Houston, Tx

Got the results and I passed my test!!
Just wanted to send you guys a big thank you for helping me study and be successful on my first try for the NREMT-B test!

This website was a great help and I will recommend it to anyone I know who will be taking the test in the future. I will also be using it again in the future to get my paramedic certificate.

Thank you!
PFF/EMT-B Travis M

I passed on my first attempt yesterday, the test shut down at 70 questions. I honestly had no idea how I did. I got a 97% in my ems class and was passing all the exams with 90s on this site consistently for a month or so, I still thought the test was very challenging and required my very best effort. I am so happy that I came across this site or I honestly believe I would be taking it over again. The biggest thing ive learned is that you have to know the why that is behind the what and really strive to understand why one intervention is BEST for the scenario. Best of luck!!

Aaron M.

I passed yesterday on my second try and the exam shut down at question 95.

the first time I took the test I didn't realize how hard it was going to be and didn't study like I should have. The second time around I knew what to expect and this website was probably my number one place to study.

The NREMT simulation exam helped out quite a bit in showing me what subjects I needed to focus on. I went over all the questions afterwards and really drilled into my head the questions I got wrong. I went from testing around the mid 70s and by the time I was done I was getting mid 80s usually every time.

I just wanted to say thank you to everyone that runs this place i couldn't have passed it without this website.

Chris B.

Just wanted to say thank you. Took my national test Thursday(12/23/10) and received my notice on Monday (12/27/10) that I passed. Thanks for the help...

I have no suggestions on changing anything on your program. I used your website twice a day for about two weeks. It took the edge off and I practiced several 2 hour tests. Of course they did have a few questions I had no clue, but that will happen anywhere. I felt this program helped me and prepared me for the national test. I was comfortable going into the testing site and had no worries... Thanks again.

Doug E. (AZ)

I passed today on my first try.

The exam shut down at about 70 questions.

My practicals were 12 days ago and I signed up for the first exam date I could get, which was today, 12/30/10. I joined this site ten days ago and completed 2500+ questions during that time, wrapping up my final practice test at about 1800 (Eastern Time) on 12/29/10. I casually looked over a few topics after that, just to keep some things fresh, but I did not study.

The study strategy I used was pretty straight forward. For a couple of days I took practice exams, gradually building up my scores from high 70s to low 80s. After about a dozen exams, I had a pretty good idea of my weaker areas, so I started doing focused 30 question quizzes in those areas. I still did a couple of exams a day, as well.

For the final couple of days, I would do a practice exam, then one 30 question focused quiz in each topic area (sometimes two in one area if I wasn't happy with my score) then another practice exam.

I could see my average scores begin to climb. My final practice exam last night was a 90 and I felt pretty good about that.

Greg

( I just passed the NREMT B on my first try, really excited at this point)

I followed others advice - Took 200 questions in each topic area besides the ALS category. I took 7 Simulation exams..

The first few tests I was getting in the 60's - So I failing. I got a little nervous, started studying my A## off and learning the rationale behind EVERY one of my wrong answers... Starting scoring consistently in the 80's on all subject areas and the High 80's on the simulation tests. Still didn't feel prepared...

Made flash cards of all the basics that you need to know - CPR rates, Pulses, BP, etc... Don't forget the GCS scale, I got a question on that during the exam last week...

Know your basic terms i.e. Hypotensive, Hypertensive, Etc... - and why/when a patient may be classified...It's all scenario based stuff, and it's all straight forward - no curve balls.

HERE is the BEST PIECE - THE NREMT was VERY EASY after using this site like a religion for 16 days.... I'm no rocket scientist, worked hard - and I would be surprised if I got more than 5 question on the whole test wrong - my exam shut down at 70 questions....

You can do it, THIS SITE IS AWESOME! USE it everyday - and UNDERSTAND why a question is right/wrong - don't just memorize the answers for repeat questions....

Best of luck,

Justin

I have just passed my National Registry for EMT-B. I failed the first two exams miserably, and decided I needed to do something different. The first test I did after the class no extra studying I failed. My second attempt I used EMT-B. com practice exams and tests from my local EMT instructor as well as reading the entire book. My third time I got on this site and did 50 questions in each category everyday as well as reading, and the last two weeks before my test I did about 10 NR practice exams and I passed I credit most if not all of my success to this web site, questions are extremely similar in context and difficulty. I strongly recommend this to everyone.

Ryan G

This website helped me pass the EMT National and now it has helped me pass the Paramedic National!!!!! Thank you all for such an incredible support system!!!!

Justin M.

Just passed my NREMT exam ... your site was an INTEGRAL part of my success.
Thank you very much
for providing such a thorough examination process via your website.

Brian C.

I just finished my cbt... It was about 80 questions, and it took about 55 minutes...
The test didn't seem top challenging, however it did have some hard questions (hopefully I got them right.)
I made a 75% and 77% on my FISDAP tests... And have been making around 81-84% on my nremt simulator tests on here... I finished the test at 1120am central... Hopefully I'll know something soon!!

I found out today around 2pm that i passed... thanks for all the help..

Hunter P.

Just wanted to thank you for your website in helping me to pass the NREMT - Paramedic exam. I am not a test taker by any means and your site helped me in understanding the way I needed to think about the questions!! I really appreciated the ability to see the rationale behind each question.

Thanks again
Matt

After 19 years in EMS I found myself in a situation where I needed to get the "Disco" Patch. I felt confident in my street smarts garnered over the years in various EMS settings but was apprehensive about recalling all the "little" things that I know NREMT is infamous for bringing up on the test. I didn't have long to prepare as this was very last minute so I got your 1 month subscription and was able to practice 3-4 times a week for a few weeks and I varied it between the specific sections, random and the practice tests that you offered. Towards the end of the last week before I took my test my averages were in the mid 80's to low 90's consistently and I feared that I might be just memorizing the questions but there was enough variety in the questions and answers that I still had to think about what I was selecting. Anyway, I took the cognitive part of NREMT this past week and the subject material covered in your prep courses definitely prepared my for the test. I could not have gone in cold and passed it. The format of choosing the "Most" appropriate answer was the most helpful along with figuring GCS, Rule of Nines, Parkland Formula and the new ACLS/BLS algorithms. Also, kudos to your tech/help dept...I had a couple of questions and received a prompt reply which helped me make sense of what they were looking for. Definitely worth the money...will recommend to others.

Sincerely, John Mc.

I did well in my online intermediate class, but I didn't feel prepared for the NR. I signed up for EMT National Training...took 1,300 practice questions...and passed the NR on my first try. The NR is nothing take lightly. It in my opinion is a very hard test. I don't really understand it because after I finished the NR for both my EMT-B and EMT-I, I walked out of there never feeling more stupid in my life. I think it is because the NR finds your knowledge level in every area via ramping the questions up to a level even more complex than you are expected to know. I'm used to taking test where I'm expected to know the answer to every question. When I run across these more complex questions I'm not sure about, I get frustrated. I think the best thing to do on these is to do process of elimination, take your best guess and don't let it fluster you. The NR does word questions in a different way. One question was about Narcan. I thought I knew everything there was to know about it. The way it asked it, I wasn't for sure. My advice for others is take as many practice questions as you can. Read the graded questions and make sure you know which ones you got right (so that you can catalog it as correct in your mind) and read the rational on the ones you missed. Refer back to your book on subject matters that you don't think you know well enough.

Thanks EMT National Training!

B.R.

This site was great. I failed my EMT-I 99 the first time and signed up for the course. The constant test questions and rationale really got my brain ready to test again and I passed. Thank you. I will use this site to practice for EMT-P when I test next.

C. Phillips

I took my National Registry Paramedic today after using your site for 3 weeks and 4 days, at least 3500 questions, 3 simulated exams and.......................I PASSED!!!!!!!!! I have to say this site really helped and was very similar to National Registry. I also have to say I couldn't have taken it without Gods help. So, take my advice, prayer and faith goes a long way!!!!! Oh, and it went off somewhere 80-85 questions.

Beth G.

This is the site to gain the concept of NREMT questions! I took their online practice exams and they helped me gain the understanding of the NREMT exam. They give you the rationale behind the correct answer so, you can apply that reasoning in future questions! It is a big helper. A combination of prayers and test practicing on this site, you should pass on your 1st take!

Know your Med dosages for adults/child/pedi, their use and their protocols for use, their side effects, when indicated and contraindicated. Knowing your Vital signs, signs, symptoms and treatments for various shocks, Patient Assesment and following protocol on each scenerio. Know your Med dosages for adults/child/pedi, their use and their protocols for use, their side effects, when indicated and contraindicated.

KNOW YOUR C.P.R. protocols for Adult, Child and Pedi. AED indications as well as Rescue breathing. Oerations carries a big percentage as well!

1. B.S.I.
2. Scan for scene safety
3. Note MOI/NOI
4. How many patients
5. Any need for additional resources
6. Consider need for C-Spine
7. Airway - check
8. Breathing - check
9. Circulation - check

Good Luck and remember; prayers go a LONG way. I'm living proof!

Franklin O.

I did well in my online intermediate class, but I didn't feel prepared for the NR. I signed up for EMT National Training...took 1,300 practice questions...and passed the NR on my first try.

The NR is nothing take lightly. It in my opinion is a very hard test. I don't really understand it because after I finished the NR for both my EMT-B and EMT-I, I walked out of there never feeling more stupid in my life. I think it is because the NR finds your knowledge level in every area via ramping the questions up to a level even more complex than you are expected to know. I'm used to taking test where IÕm expected to know the answer to every question. When I run across these more complex questions I'm not sure about, I get frustrated. I think the best thing to do on these is to do process of elimination, take your best guess and don't let it fluster you. The NR does word questions in a different way. One question was about Narcan. I thought I knew everything there was to know about it. The way it asked it, I wasn't for sure.

My advice for others is take as many practice questions as you can. Read the graded questions and make sure you know which ones you got right (so that you can catalog it as correct in your mind) and read the rational on the ones you missed. Refer back to your book on subject matters that you donÕt think you know well enough.

Thanks EMT National Training!

B.R.

This site was great. I failed my EMT-I 99 the first time and signed up for the course. The constant test questions and rationale really got my brain ready to test again and I passed. Thank you. I will use this site to practice for EMT-P when I test next.

C. Phillips

Thanks to your site I passed my NREMT B Test, I just had to sit down and take your test over and over again and I really learned the information,just goes to show your site can even help us older people LoL.

Naomi L.

I took my NREMT-P test a week ago and passed after using this site, i got cut off at 92.

Z. Harris

I signed up with another site and took the OPSE and scored a 71%. I was discouraged and then ran into this site. I was pleasantly surprised and happy when I signed up. I got a discount because i used this site when I took my EMT B test. The site is up to date, has a tremendous amount of questions, some were repetitive but it was a good thing because it reinforced the concepts better. So I used the site for 2 weeks, took over 3000 questions took the practice exams 3 times and scored above 85% on all of them. Took the NREMT P exam and passed on my first try stopped at 90.

Blair K.

So i passed my national registry! 3 try! wow...I took the test on Saturday July 3rd...the wait was a killer because of holiday weekend...but anywho...i highly recommend this website! this website will help you tremendously!!! I got stopped on question 70!

Noel C.

Well guys.....I PASSED, and only took me 70 questions on the dot!!!!! Thank GOD ALMIGHTY!! I did NOT wanna take this test for a 3rd time, and I owe ALOT of that to this website. For anybody that hasnt scheduled their test yet, for your own sake....DONT schedule on a Friday. You will stress out about finding out all weekend, I know I did. And with me taking it on the weekend of the 4th, it just added an extra day for me to stress even more!! But I gotta say, these questions helped me out IMMENSELY! You guys just have no idea, well if you look at all the questions I did, the admins will lol. For anybody wondering about the value of this site....I totally vouch for it. Just dont look for the exact same questions on the NREMT though. What this site does, is give you alot of various useful information, and more than anything, teaches you how to break down the question and the rationale behind the answers.

DONT go into the test trying to memorize every answer on the site or you'll fail. Just know WHY the answer is, what it is. I will say the most important things to know are SCENE SAFETY 1ST, remember your ABC's, and know your skill sheets....specifically AED, Trauma and Medical. I just cant tell you all how happy I am to have passed this test. I knew, that I knew the info, but when the test shut off at 70 questions I couldnt help but to 2nd guess myself and wonder if I failed. I guess its just human nature. Just wanna thank you guys for making this site, I honestly dont know if I would have passed my 2nd attempt either if it had not been for it. You'll see me back here when its time for my Paramedic test!! I've already told everyone I know who hasnt taken/passed the NREMT-B in my class about how awesome this site is, even before I passed....and me passing just validates it! GOD BLESS YOU ALL!!!!!!!!

Nationally certified EMT-B
-Brian D

The NR is tough, I was on my second try and was super bummed that I did not pass on my first try. I did well in my class, but they make that registry so tricky, and some stuff is different from state to state. But anyways I practiced my butt off on this site and actually stayed up the whole night before my test and Passed yesterday. Im not sure what my score was but who cares I passed. This site must have had a hand in that, so thanks.

J Healey

I wanted to personaly thank EMT-National-Training. With your help, I have successfully passed my NREMT. I have already told a bunch of my friends on how well this website works. Thank you so much!

P.S. I plan on using this site again for when I become a Paramedic.

-Mike

Just wanted to say thank-you for your website. I waited 6 months out from my class to take the EMT B exam(something I wouldn't suggest doing) and was worried 2 nights before I took the exam; so I signed up at your site. I signed up for your EMT B training and stayed on the computer almost 12 hours answering questions. Took the test on a Wed. morning and found out I passed the next day. Again, I wouldn't suggest waiting to take the exam but I would suggest this site as an excellent study reference.

Paula D. /emt

Thank you. I struggled with the practice tests, but as with anything, if you practice harder that real life you'll do fine. I passed my National Registry test on the first try in 70 questions. I've also forwarded the link to my Chief for future EMT students in our department.

Thank you again
Corey

I wanted to thank you for such a great site. I took and passed my NREMT-P exam this weekend.

I tried to take the test right out of class. FAILED

Tried other websites that guaranteed a passing score. FAILED

Spent 30 day on your site and Passed. The questions were more challenging than other sites but more along the lines of the registry questions. I appreciate the explanation for questions I got wrong. Its a great help and I highly recommend your site.

Thank you once again,
Shawn
NREMT-P
Pennsylvania

OMG! I really thought I failed bumped me in 70 questions but I passed! The questions were just like the ones on here so if any of you are reading this you better pay attention cause this is how they do it!!! Thank you thank you guys! Your awesome!

~Marty

I passed my NREMT paramedic the first time I took it yesterday.
I studied on your site like crazy and it helped me a lot, you have the correct information
to help students pass.
Thanks a bunch.

Christine

Your study test questions were spot on. I passed the EMT-I exam on my first try. Keep up the great work.

John B

Just a brief note to say thank you for the help I have received from you. I found the material and test questions very helpful. I am also very grateful for the good answers you have supplied to some of the questions I sent you here.

Good news is that I now have passed the EMT-B NC state exam with 90 Percent!
Also, I passed the NREMT-B exam!

Both exams passed on my first try. I am now looking forward to employment as an EMT-B. Hope it is not too hard to find work.

Again thanks a lot for all your help!

Lars M

I took the NREMT test Tuesday and it cut me off at 71. This site is the best by far in order to do well on the test. They really try to trick you. On the NREMT test know your hypothermia, how to do chest compressions on an infant, and what do when a patient is choking!!! You will not do better on your own or from any other site. I took 100 questions a day for a month and also took the simulated test once a week and you will see your self progress very rapidly. I also made my own flash cards from the answers that I got wrong. that helped out a lot. Plus you will not get better support any where. Any question you have they respond so fast. I know I will come back when I go after my Paramedic. This time I will get the six month deal. Great site and thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Aaron from AZ.

I just wanted to say that your program works. My wife completed her EMT-Classes in December. I had signed her up with your service - she is a VERY VERY nervous test taker. We used your service, along with a two-day refresher (that was a MONTH before the test) as her source of studying. She used your testing nearly EVERYDAY. Well, she just took her NREMT for EMT-B this past Saturday - today (Monday) we were notified that she passed! FIRST SHOT!

Money was well spent with your study course - thanks a MILLION! Life will once again be bearable in this house.

Craig B.
Port St. Lucie, FL

I just wanted to take a moment and thank you for all of the support. I passed my Paramedic registry exam last Thursday, and the computer shut off at question 93. I learned a lot about how to answer test questions through this website, and I believe that this website can help anybody pass the exam. My overall knowledge base for being a Paramedic has dramatically improved thanks to your website. Thanks again.

Corey G. FF NREMT - P

I credit your site for helping me pass the test. It was extremely informative and easy to use. Great set-up. I will recommend it to anyone I know who needs the help. If I knew who you people were, I would buy you a beer! Thanks again.

Chris M.

Thank you. I struggled with the practice tests, but as with anything, if you practice harder that real life you'll do fine. I passed my National Registry test on the first try in 70 questions. I've also forwarded the link to my Chief for future EMT students in our department.

Thank you again
Corey

Just wanted to say THANKS. I passed my nremt basic test on the first try. It was exactly like the practices. Thanks. I am encouraging all my fellow classmates to use your site.

Myia L.

Dear EMT National Training, I took my national certification test and aced it, I did so well I thought I had failed until I got the afternoon email that I had passed. The adaptive test kicked me off the computer test after only 62 questions making me a little nervous. I thought to myself at first "wow, I've studied really hard, how could I have been that wrong in my answers?" Of course I had second guessed myself, just human nature I suppose right? Anyway, thanks so much for your site, the positive reinforcement of your random adaptive test made this all the more possible. My next challenge is taking a phlebotomy course and becoming a certified phlebotomist as well. Do you have any affiliation with any similar type of phlebotomy training and practice exam sites? If not, do you have any recommendations? Please let me know either way, thanks again for your contribution in my success.

Robert T

would like to give, "A BIG THANKS!" for all you did for me in order to successfully pass the National Registry Intermediate Exam on my second attempt. I'm not sure if I would have without your structured sample testing. Not only was I able to accomplish this goal, but have learned much more in terms of terminology, physiology and body systems.

Thanks again, from a devoted fan.

TX EMT-I Les S

I took the NREMT for EMT-B yesterday and passed on the first try. I was cut off at 70, but had a good feeling that I passed. This website was truly the central source of my training and bridged the gap between the end of my course with when I took the NREMT. I spent a week taking quiz after quiz, as well as the mock NREMT exams, mirrored with re-studying my course book. To anyone reading, or anyone that is about to take the exam, I would recommend using this website, BUT make sure you look at every rationale for every question you think you may have answered wrong. Good luck!!

Brenden R.

Thought I would pass on my appreciation for the quality of your site. Passed the NREMT first time. The test was hard but I went in with confidence and knowledge. The NREMT simulation looked just like the testing site. You actually saved me money in not having to retake it.

Thanks

Matthew C.

I just found out I passed my NREMT-Paramedic test on the 1st attempt!! This site was a big help.....it sure beats randomly paging through a text, trying to figure out what and what not to learn. I just kept taking the tests, and then reviewing my weak points or questions that I was unfamiliar with. Thank you for the site.

I would highly recommend this site as part of your preparation tools (along with other reference materials)for the NREMT-Paramedic test. It was worth the few bucks $$ for me.

Repoman

I just wanted to say this website is for real. I took the NREMT for the first time about a month ago and bombed it. I was looking for something to help me and found this website. Well I studied the tests on the website for about 3 weeks and took it again on this past Monday. Well I passed and I owe it all to this website. I hardly looked at the book and just studied these tests consistently. I needed this too because I am in the background for la city fire and military experience is great but you have to have this as well now. Thanks again.

James

Tim L.

NREMT-P Kristopher B

I thank you and all the personnel who put there time and effort into preparing this EMT-B testing site. When I go for my EMT-A level in a year or two I will definitely be looking to your site for help in preparing for the NREMT written for advance level. Again thanks for a well prepared site.

Sincerely,
William S.

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Greg

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Rolando M.

Chris W.

There really aren't words to express my gratitude. Your site and all the people who work there are amazing. So, instead of writing to ask for another extension, feel free to terminate me!

Gratefully,
Anne
NREMT-I/99