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On 4/22/2019 at 3:36 PM, Shorty1213 said:
I am writing this in hope of feedback, I have a nephew that has passed the EMT class, he passed his practicals.. The problem now comes with the actual National Registry test. He has failed 4 times, the kid does legitimately have a learning disability and qualifies for special accommodations . As I am helping him fill out the papers I am not sure what to request. Other than more time maybe ?
This is really heartbreaking to my family he worked so hard and knows the material, he just does not test good..
Thank You
I feel badly for you. And I hope you can find some resolution and a good outcome.
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On 4/15/2019 at 8:30 PM, rock_shoes said:
Years ago I found this site as a brand new provider. It helped shape where I am now and put me in touch with mentors I am forever indebted to. Site activity has been quite low for some time now so It's difficult to say if it would serve a new provider the same as it did me.
I am not an EMT but I do respect the craft, BUT I do not agree with all the stuff. Like AMA, Informed Consent and autonomy.
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There is a caveat to treatment called 'Informed Consent'. If I break a wrist then I could assert myself calmly and do the 'AMA' thing. And if transported certainly no clothes would be off or cut away. Nor in the ER either. I am an 18-year-old female who knows her rights. I am a high risk person with Epilepsy and Ataxia (Degenerative Spinocerebellar type). I am always skating on thin ice but where I can, I assert myself. Everything in context.
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I am new here and I have respect for EMT people and their issues, both from the patients and medical professionals. IMO, EMTs are de facto nurses and doctors. Since I am ill with genetic form of Degenerative SpinoCerebellar (Ataxia), Epilepsy and BiPolar with Mania. Because of these issues and the primacy of medical intervention , I think it would be cool to discuss these matters, no only from medical people but patients also. Excuse my poor grammar and I am a brat. Daughter of a doctor.