nyemt13

I took the same test. And I agree... I already know of a few I got wrong (but many many more I got right). If statistics takes the stage, I passed since my teacher says the class average is usually around an 84, and I usually score dead average. (No idea why, but that's usually how it works). In all honesty, at this point I'll be happy if I pass, no matter what the score. I'm trying not to get myself so worked up over if I passed or not. I've got way more important things to worry about. I applied for on-site scoring in Rochester a week after class started (last week of January). They said it was full. I should've also opted for Schenectady, but I didn't, and I bet it was already full as well. At this point, I'd even drive to Albany to pick up the results instead of waiting for them to process and prepare the mailing! (Might seem a little over the top, but the 2.5 hour drive would be worth it to me.) As far as the right of way question goes, put that in the few I got wrong The BP question, I put to double check. I based this on experience from ride time. We had a patient who showed a relatively high BP on the heart monitor (sys ~180). He had me check it manually a couple more times to be sure. And it was indeed high. When it came to scenarios, I based it on whatever came first in the general approach protocol. Everyone I talked to that had taken the test before told me PROTOCOL, PROTOCOL, and more PROTOCOLs for the test. And that's what I studied, along with bits and pieces from the book that wasn't covered in the protocol book. I guess at this point, we can just wait. The good news is I read about someone who took the March 15 2012 test, and got his results in 3 weeks. (he passed.)