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Studying for National Registry EMT-B Exam

I am looking for anyone that has information on how to prepare for a National Registry EMT-B exam. We have a firefighter that has passed the class and practicals without a problem but is having a very difficult time with the written exam. Any information or help would be greatly appreciated!!

Stay Safe!!!

Joe

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Permalink Reply by Frozenhosehead on January 19, 2011 at 8:21pm

There are a few websites out there that you can go to and some will charge for the practice testing. I have been told as I am getting ready to take the I-85 that the questions are tricky and you should not read into them and only to read what it says and use the info to come up with your answer. I also have to take my Alaska EMT II again and the National sounds the worst because they try to trick you instead of testing your knowledge.

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Permalink Reply by Joe Heim on January 19, 2011 at 8:27pm

Thanks for the info, I will pass it along!!

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Permalink Reply by Brett Winslow on January 20, 2011 at 3:38pm

emtb.com. its free, plus they have a national registry practice test. I used this website and it helped me immensely.

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Permalink Reply by Joe Heim on January 20, 2011 at 7:06pm

Thanks Brother, much appreciated!!

Brett Winslow said:

emtb.com. its free, plus they have a national registry practice test. I used this website and it helped me immensely.

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