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NREMT EMR002 Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Weight | Objectives |
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| Topic 1: Primary Assessment | 37%–41% | - Vital signs and patient acuity
- 1. Determine patient priority and need for immediate transport
- 2. Assess relevant vital signs
- Initial patient contact
- 1. Determine the general impression of the patient
- 2. Establish rapport and communicate with the patient or bystanders
- Assessment of immediate life threats
- 1. Identify life-threatening conditions and prioritize interventions
- 2. Assess airway, breathing, and circulation
- 3. Assess responsiveness and mental status
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| Topic 2: Scene Size-Up and Safety | 19%–23% | - Scene assessment and triage
- 1. Perform patient triage when indicated
- 2. Request appropriate additional resources
- 3. Determine the number of potential patients
- Scene safety and personal protective equipment
- 1. Identify and mitigate scene hazards
- 2. Select and use appropriate personal protective equipment
- 3. Protect responders, patients, and the public
- Pre-arrival information and action planning
- 1. Use available dispatch information to develop a plan of action
- 2. Identify anticipated hazards and resource requirements
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| Topic 3: Patient Treatment and Transport | 20%–24% | - Emergency patient care
- 1. Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation and use an automated external defibrillator as indicated
- 2. Provide age-appropriate care for pediatric patients
- 3. Manage bleeding, shock, and traumatic injuries
- 4. Provide care for airway and breathing emergencies
- 5. Provide care for medical emergencies
- Patient movement and transport
- 1. Monitor and reassess the patient during care and transport
- 2. Determine transport priorities
- 3. Assist with safe patient movement and positioning
- Communication and transfer of care
- 1. Communicate patient information to receiving personnel
- 2. Provide an appropriate handoff report
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| Topic 4: Operations | 10%–14% | - Incident and resource management
- 1. Work within the incident command system when applicable
- 2. Coordinate with other responders and agencies
- Documentation and safety
- 1. Document patient care and relevant incident information
- 2. Follow infection prevention and exposure-control practices
- 3. Maintain operational and responder safety
- EMS operations and professional responsibilities
- 1. Follow applicable protocols, policies, and scope-of-practice requirements
- 2. Maintain patient confidentiality and professional conduct
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| Topic 5: Secondary Assessment | 4%–8% | - Ongoing assessment
- 1. Recognize changes in patient status
- 2. Reassess the patient's condition
- Focused history and physical examination
- 1. Perform a focused or appropriate physical examination
- 2. Identify relevant signs and symptoms
- 3. Obtain a patient history
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