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This app was good, not great, in preparing me for my NREMT.
I ultimately passed in my first attempt, but I attribute that more to my education than this app.
I wanted to love the app. I spent a lot of time and money using EMT Prep in advance of the NREMT, but ultimately, I don’t think it was worth the cost.

PROS
-Helped prepare me for the types of questions and format/style of the exam.
-Reminded me about some content I hadn’t thought or remembered to review.

CONS
-I found many questions either directly conflicted with what I’d been taught in school, or even with other questions asked within the app.
-No way to get clarification when answers between 2 questions conflicted. Explanations are always given for answers, but no way to compare them if they conflict.
-Absolutely shook my confidence in what I thought I knew.

Overall, I was much more prepared than I thought when I purchased this app. The app led me to believe I didn’t know anything and would fail the NREMT. I somewhat panicked the morning of even though I KNEW MY STUFF. I don’t think the app gave me a fair assessment of what I knew, and I totally disagree that it is updated every year. Some of the content was definitely out of date!

I can tell you that I’m a pretty good test taker and know how to get top scores. The most important thing is to have a deep understanding of the concepts like the whys and hows. This app does have a few good questions that force you to think about the different processes of the underlying condition but a lot of the explanations are inadequate in that regard and just say things like “this question is really hard, you’d pass if you got this one right”. The explanations also sometimes are entirely mismatched with the question. For example, one question explained that loss of potassium pump was the main cause of cell death but the question was asking what was the main cause of hypoxia.

If you really want to do well and know the content well, study pathophysiology. It’s really easy to remember what the symptoms are for a given medical condition if you understand how it works. If you know what the main benefit or action of the different treatments it’s pretty easy to figure out when and why you need to use certain treatments in certain cases. Yes, there is some brute memorization still like for dosage, but this way it’s fairly minimal.

I was one of the misfortunate few that received a failure email after my NREMT, which really really sucked, but I decided to look at it as a detour, not a final destination. I studied A LOT before my NREMT, and did well during my entire course, but I was totally caught off guard by the NREMT question vocabulary and style, and even though I was a whisper away from passing it, close enough doesn’t count.

After the test I had a lot of difficulty finding material that felt like the NREMT style, and so far this was the closest thing I’ve found. It feels almost exact really, and I feel it describes the NREMT mindset really well. Apps like EMT Prep are great if you struggle with the concepts, but that app didn’t feel like it did anything to prepare me for how the NREMT was going to be. I’m not to the finish line yet, but this app sure has helped me feel a lot more confident again. I’m thankful for that.

When I first began EMT everyone recommended both this app and EMS Pocket prep. I will admit at first I liked pocket prep more and I still recommend it. The questions on this one just seemed more difficult and I couldn’t understand them. Eventually I decided I’m going conquer this app and really focus on why the answers are the way the app explains them. When it finally clicks then you will understand. I’m a decent test taker when I can memorize key words but the NREMT isn’t like that. I think in the end this app helped me a lot. I ended up passing on my first try.

I could not recommend this app more. Although it is a little pricey, it was much worth every penny because it was the sole reason I passed my first time taking the NREMT. Questions are very challenging but prepare you very well for the exam. I used this app as my main study guide for the exam and I honestly found the NREMT easier compared to the app. Great this app as a study tool, not something to use to test your knowledge. Read every summary given for each question and review topics as needed. Finished the NREMT at 70 questions in roughly 40 minutes.

This app is great. I’ve had other emt apps and the full versions but this one will prepare you the best. My teacher recommended it and it is hard but that’s what you want when you want to be prepared for an exam why so easier apps that give false confidence. Other apps will ask easier questions and this one is more like the real exam it ask sophisticated questions and the answers are more closely related to the answers where other apps it has ridiculous answers. I was getting like a 75% on their practice exams and passed my nat exam first try. Highly recommended

The questions were close to what is on the exam. Most questions have two answers that are right but the app explains why the actual answer is the better choice (on the review portion). It thoroughly explains what fluff words to look out for. It was pricey but well worth it. Definitely cheaper than having to retake the exam. The NREMT cut me off at 73 questions and this was my main study source.

I failed the NREMT on my first try primarily using the pocket prep app which is absolute garbage compared to this one. Yes this one is more expensive but the questions are extremely similar to the National and so is the wording which is just as important. I failed the first test at 120 question and aced my second National at 70 questions. If you’re looking to pass the NREMT, buy this app.

This app offered me a lot of hard questions that forced me to think and develop a better understanding of the core concepts. The practice tests were excellent because after you work threw all the modules you use what you learned to interpret new questions. I passed the NREMT first go, 70 question cut off in under 30 mins thanks to this app.

I got this app to help me study for the NREMT because Dan Limmer was also the author of my class textbook. However, when I tried these questions, I found they were significantly harder than anything I had been asked in class, and often contained information I had never been taught. Then when I actually took the exam, the questions were nothing like the ones in this app. They were basically the exact questions that we were asked in my EMT class exams. If you read his textbook, you’ll be fine. This app will do nothing but shatter your confidence.