Ace Your Paramedic Practical Exam

• Helps Paramedic Candidates Prepare For Their Practical Exams
• Follows The National Registry Paramedic Skill Sheets
• Learn To Relax Through Repetition
• Shows The Station Then Goes Through The National Registry Skill Sheet Step By Step
• 11 Stations Included With Over 90 Minutes Of Instruction

Knightlite Software’s “Ace Your Paramedic Practical Exam” DVD helps Paramedic candidates prepare for their National Registry Practical Exams. There is over 90 minutes of instruction, covering 11 stations based on the National Registry Skill Sheets. Prepares you for the exam by increasing confidence and reducing stress.

Included Stations:

Introduction

Patient Assessment Trauma

Dynamic Cardiology

Static Cardiology

Ventilatory Management Adult

Intravenous

List Price: $ 79.95

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