Prepare for the EMT exam one domain at a time.

Find your weakest domain in a free 15-minute practice test, fix it with a short lesson, then sit full 120-item practice exams.

The only interactive course with a tutor that finds your weak spots and fixes them.

One payment in US dollars. Full refund within 14 days, for any reason.

Five domains, very different sizes

70 to 120 items in 2 hours. Primary assessment alone is 39-43% of the exam, and children's care runs through every domain.

15-19% of the exam

Scene size-up

Planning from dispatch, hazards and PPE, mechanism of injury, triage and calling for resources.

39-43% of the exam

Primary assessment

General impression, mental status, airway, breathing, circulation, vital signs and spotting life threats.

5-9% of the exam

Secondary assessment

OPQRST and SAMPLE histories, the focused and rapid trauma exams, and reassessment.

20-24% of the exam

Treatment and transport

Airway and oxygen, CPR and the AED, bleeding and shock, splinting, medications, childbirth and transport.

10-14% of the exam

Operations

Equipment and supplies, documentation, consent and the law, and keeping yourself and your crew safe.

Start with a free 15-minute practice test

15 questions weighted like the real exam, at its pace of about a minute each, no signup. You get your score by domain, a short lesson on the weakest one and a study plan.

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Try a few questions

Question 1

A driver is standing on the roof of his car in a fast-moving, flooded roadway. He is uninjured and calling for help. Your crew has no water rescue training. What should you do?

Question 2

A 60-year-old man fell down a flight of stairs and struck his head. His GCS has dropped from 13 to 9, and his right pupil is now dilated and slow to react. What do these findings indicate?

Question 3

A 34-week pregnant woman feels dizzy when lying flat. How should she be positioned for transport?

Question 4

After submitting your patient care report, you realize you left out the oxygen you gave the patient. What should you do?

In the course

  • 22 interactive lessons
  • 247 practice questions
  • 2 full 120-item practice exams

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How the adaptive exam works

Each item is chosen from your answers so far, and the exam stops once it is confident you are above or below the passing standard. Our practice exams give you all 120 items on the 2-hour clock, so the longest sitting holds no surprises.

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EMT Genius Pro

US$39one payment

  • 22 interactive lessons
  • 247 practice questions
  • 2 full 120-item practice exams

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