MedicTests 2023 EMS Education Hack 5.1.0 + Redeem Codes

I started to use this app about a week left of my EMT Course, then I used it on and off for about a month after my EMT Course. I started picking up using the app more and more closer to my exam date. I was told to “Only use one studying program.” I attempted to use multiple resources to study and my confidence plummeted. I chose to stick strictly with Medic Tests a week and a half before my final. I took my registry. Went to 117 questions and passed. Medic Tests definitely helped me pass. It’s very simple and has peer reviewed content that keeps its system accountable. I was not at all 100% confident going into my test, but from using Medic Tests it helped me really understand and retain my EMT Course knowledge.

I do wish it was a bit cheaper, but it’s definitely a “pay to play” scenario and you get your moneys worth!

Thank you Medic Tests!

I was previously using pocket prep and I used it to pass my EMT. I started using it for my medic until someone recommended this and I have to say hands down this is better. Love the questions and tests and the national registry simulator. The badges are awesome and give you something to work towards however I feel mine are bugged cause i stopped receiving it and levels. Besides that little hiccup the app is great and I definitely recommend it to anyone looking for something on the go to study. Not only do you have the above mentioned but the rationale after questions and the fact it has study material on everything in the app is great. Price is a little firm but i can not complain if it helps me pass which i feel it will.

Okay I love the app itself. Great way to review all information needed to prepare for National Registry.

The only down fall to the application is when the phone locks itself, the test/quiz closes out and I can’t restart where I left off. The application needs to have an ability to continue the quiz or test when our phone locks out. I’m not going to have my phone never lock just to take the quiz or test. This to me, is the only major down fall to this application.

I’m a full time EMT taking test prep for AEMT. While I’m at work, I try to take as many quizzes/tests as I can. However my department is very busy and sometimes I can answer a few questions before I am sent out on a call. I would like for this to be added so I can prepare better, and get a better representation of how I would score on the National Registry. Instead of having failed test because I was not able to finish it.

I normally don’t write reviews for apps but I felt like I had to share praise for this outstanding paramedic prep. Passed the NREMT on the first try in 80 questions thanks to this app. I used MedicTests for about 3 weeks before my test and I had questions that were almost identical to the questions I came across taking the actual exam! MedicTests has the best NREMT simulator I could find on the market and I found the strengths/ weaknesses quizzes that the software generates based on what you need to work on to be incredibly helpful. I found the interface to be incredibly user friendly and it actually made answering quizzes fun for me (hard to believe).
If you take the time to practice questions on this app you will PASS!

This app and website is amazing for anyone looking into a career in ems. I am currently using it to study for the NREMT. It is worth the money. You can take a baseline practice test to see what you are struggling with and work from there. It gives you study suggestions and more practice tests to take. If you take a quiz on your weaknesses it will tell you if you got the answer right and give explanations. It has easy study guides to read and study from. This is definitely a 10/10.

Used this study guide to help prepare for my Advanced EMT National Registry Test! I have no doubt that the information and practice quizzes helped me pass my test. Your material and the format it’s presented gave me the confidence to face the NREMT test! I have never felt more confident about testing results after taking the standardized test. I had zero reservations or concerns leaving the testing site, I knew I was going to obtain my Advanced EMT National Registry Certification! Thank you for the great product and helping me prepare!

Like a dummy I let my license lapse during a sabbatical from medicine. At the time it seemed like far too much work to fix it, the paramedic exam was difficult fresh out of school, let alone 4 years later. Fast forward two more years, I decided to give recertification a shot. I studied with this and the Kaplan prep book. I passed after just a month of studying. This program is amazing. Thank you so much to whoever created it!

Great App. Gives you an idea of what to focus on. My only complaint is now after you idle for a little bit the nremt simulator exits out and you have to start over. It used to not do this so it must be a new update or something. I get during the actual nremt exam you can’t just leave or let the questions idle for to long bu my I usually have something come up in the middle of the simulator. Then I have to restart the test. It’s annoying when I’m 30 or more questions in

I am a horrible test taker. Took it once. Failed, downloaded this app and after 6 of studying. Went back and failed again. I was loosing hope. Kept at it and third time was the charm. Studied way more and took tons and tons of tests until I felt confident I wasn’t going to waste money on the test again. Took the test today and passed!!! Super useful app in the learning impaired such as myself.

This was only app I found that had lots of test questions, which helps me study best. There are numerous answers that were marked wrong that I answered correctly according to NYS, which is where I have been a medic for 30+ years. Maybe 10% of the test questions were applicable for me.
When I looked through some study pages and saw that Red Cross was the reference for an answer, I lost all faith in this app. No EMS system I am aware of has a training relationship with Red Cross.
I’m glad I stopped using this when I did, otherwise I’m convinced I would have failed my NYS EMT-P exam today.