Anyone have any recommendations on study material for the National Registry? I have tried the AAOS study guide and get little success.
I have little time to study for the test so I need something that works well with little time commitments. 4 kids, wife student teaching and still taking 2 grad level courses plus full time LEO.
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I find the best way to study is to take practice tests. Then you'll know what you may need to read up on and target just those areas. Try this site: Free EMT Practice Tests | EMT Test - Test-Guide.com
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Thanks, will give it a try, a website, I have not found before.
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This book will get you there if you have some clue of what is going on. You will see questions from this book on the test!!!
EMT-Basic Review Manual for National Certification, (0763744662), American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS), Textbooks - Barnes & Noble-In God we trust. All others, put your hands on the car and don't move.
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