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Which lung sound is commonly described as “rice-krispies”? Hint: 💧🫁 Need more practice with lung sounds? Check out our catalog of breath sound videos! #emt #paramedic #emtprep #nremt

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Medical Trivia What is your diagnosis of this ECG? Drop your answers in the comments 👇

Medical Trivia Salivation Lacrimation Urination Diaphoresis Gastrointestinal upset Emesis What condition is commonly associated with this mnemonic? Hint: 🧑‍🌾☣️

Medical Monday Most endocrine disorders can be categorized by either: ⬆️Excessive release of hormones: hyperthyroidism, hyperadrenalism ⬇️Inadequate release of hormones: hypothyroidism, hypoadrenalism Make things easy to remember! #emtprep #nremt

Test Tip Tuesday On the NREMT, the correct answer is the one that fixes the biggest life threat first. ABCs > everything else. #emtprep #nremt

Medical Monday: Deep respirations, fruity breath, altered LOC? Think diabetic ketoacidosis. Fluids, airway vigilance, rapid transport. #medicalmonday #emtprep #emt #paramedic

Halfway through the week! Don’t lose your rhythm. Keep practicing and prepping! 🚑 Tired of flashcards? We have videos, worksheets and scenarios to help study for the NREMT! #wednesdaymotivation #NREMT

Test Tip Tuesday: 🧠 Watch for ‘best next step’ wording: The first correct action often earns points before treatment even starts! Don’t forget the basics: PPE, Scene Safety, ABCs!

Test Tip Tuesday Struggling with terminology? Focus on prefixes/suffixes 🔷 brady = slow 🔷 tachy = fast These are just a few examples. Test yourself with our bank of questions and scenarios! #emtprep #nremt #emt #paramedic

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Test Tip Tuesday When 2 answers seem both correct, think about which answer that: 🔥 is more immediate 🩺 is more life-saving For more NREMT study tips, check out our Live Events hosted on EMTPrep! #emtprep #NREMT #paramedic

Medical Monday Know the difference between shocks! 🟥 Hypovolemic - blood loss 🟩 Distributive - vessel failure 🟦 Cardiogenic - pump failure 🟨 Obstructive - blocked flow Find it fast. Treat it faster! #emtprep #nremt #shock

Weekly study tip! Did you know that sleeping has been scientifically shown to improve information retention? While most people know that getting a good nights rest before a test is ideal, maintaining a consistent sleep schedule can help you retain all those long study sessions!

Looking for a way to study for the NREMT? We have resources for all levels of EMS providers from EMRs up to Critical Care Paramedics! We offer videos, articles, test questions, interactive exercises, and more! All specifically designed to help you pass the NREMT the first time.

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You apply direct pressure, administer high-flow oxygen, and take vitals: BP 66/p, HR 132, RR 16, SaO2 92%. This patient would most benefit from?

You arrive at a factory to find an 18-year-old male lying in a pool of blood after cutting his forearm while lifting a large pane of glass. Your patient is semi-conscious with bright red blood squirting from his arm.

You respond on a 31-year-old male with burns to his face and anterior torso. What percentage of body surface area has been burned?