Nastidon

Stabilize, never pull it out unless you think it will obstruct the airway, in that case pull it out the same direction it went in, otherwise stabilize with 4x4 and bandages. Probably a BS post, but yea.

DFIB, I have no idea who you are, but your paramedical predictive skills have worked, can't wait to see my results in the mail, but apparently I passed.

Ok, tell me if my eyes are deceiving me, I went to www.nremt.org and I see this under application status, Examination Scored Congratulations on successfully earning your national EMS certification. Certification documents will be mailed to the address provided in your account profile by first class US Postal service within three business days. National certification is not a license to practice. You should contact your state EMS office for information on licensing requirements. This means I passed right? Please say I'm reading this correctly

I know this probably gets posted alot, but just wanted to see what the norm is out there since I've never taken this exam before. I've compelted my emt-b course, and just today took the NREMT-B exam, the thing is I don't eevn know how to compare it to anything I've ever taken. The test kicked me out around question 85ish, I wasn't paying attention but I knew it was in the 80's, is this normal? How can I tell? I know I should get the results soon, but I'm just worrying over this way too much. Felt confident on some questions, others I was a bit sketchy on, I feel like I did pretty bad, which sucks.. Anyway, thanks for listening, this is my first post to by the way, love the site.