You’ve finished your class. Your NREMT card came in the mail. The only thing left to do is to ride…
Stephanie LimmerJune 13, 2016
1) Know the difference between respiratory distress and respiratory failure. 2) Be nice. 3) Oxygen isn't the wonder drug anymore.…
Stephanie LimmerMay 22, 2016
By Dan Limmer There’s a shelf in my office where I keep copies of all the editions of all the…
Stephanie LimmerMay 17, 2016
We’ve worked with Bill Brown, the former Executive Director of the NREMT, on both our EMT PASS and AEMT PASS…
Stephanie LimmerApril 20, 2016
By Dan Limmer There are a lot of statistical rules like the Pareto principle (the 80/20 rule). I’ve been teaching…
Stephanie LimmerApril 12, 2016
A test question bridges the gap in classroom concepts, scenario-based exam questions, and the street.
Stephanie LimmerApril 7, 2016
EMTReview.com sets the standard for dynamic exam preparation.
Stephanie LimmerApril 5, 2016
by Dan Limmer I recently taught at an EMS conference in Connecticut. The topic of suctioning came up. We talked…
Stephanie LimmerMarch 24, 2016
By Dan Limmer A recent article in the Press-Republican from upstate New York titled “Editorial: State must reduce obstacles to EMTs”…
Stephanie LimmerMarch 2, 2016
By Dan Limmer How “street ready” is an EMT student when he or she passes a class and the NREMT?…
Stephanie LimmerFebruary 19, 2016
In EMT class, many students don’t realize there’s a significant difference between the medical patient and the trauma patient. The…
Stephanie LimmerFebruary 17, 2016