My name is Anand. I finished Paramedic school in December 2005 from Valencia Community College, Osceola Campus in Central Florida and I work as Paramedic for Universal Studios, FL and for Florida's Blood Centers. I like to look on the web for different sites and tutorials to help better understand concepts. I've posted some tutorials and random nuggets of wisdom that may help you pass the State or Registry exams and as well give you a better understanding.

 

This site is intended for, but not limited to, EMT and Paramedic students. I pull a few Nursing sites also... Basically anyone involved in Medical care can get SOMETHING out of this site. It contains links to interactive tutorials, practice quizzes, lecture notes from different sources... anything I can find. I'll update this when I find anything else to add, until I run out of material (yeah, right)   

 

 

 

http://www.templejc.edu/dept/ems/Pages/PowerPoint.html - EMT and Paramedic powerpoints that go with the Brady Prehospital Emergency Care or Paramedic Care series books

 

http://www.rescuehouse.com - Firefighting, EMS and Police Web Portal

 

http://www.geocities.com/trpperk/medic.html - Medichelper.com, another helpful links site with practice tests for EMT and Paramedic

 

http://www.thelunatick.com/ems/ - The Lunatick's Fire and EMS site... For those times  when you need a little humor

 

http://www.whonamedit.com/index.cfm - Who Named It? It tell's you about the people behind such procedures as the Sellick's Maneuver and the Heimlich Maneuver

 

http://home1.gte.net/vze25hnc/arc20041101.html - DT's EMT, *MEDIC STUDENTS* You can download EMS Jeopardy from this site! YES! EMS JEOPARDY!!

 

 

NOTE: The American Heart Association has recently changed its guidelines for CPR. As of 2005, most healthcare professionals were updated on the changes and new protocols may changes. The ratios have changed in order to concentrate more on compression and bloodflow.So if the answer on a practice test you find here differs from what your instructor tells you, your instructor was probably right.