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Many state EMS systems use examinations developed by the National Registry to establish certification of EMTs.  \nThe National Registry has prepared a certification examination correlated to the 1994 Department of Transportation Emergency Medical TechnicianBasic: National Standard Curriculum. The examination includes both a written portion and a practical portion that consists of a series of performancebased skill stations.  \nTo assist students in preparing for the skill stations that are part of the EMT-Basic examination, as well as to establish guidelines and parameters for those who will evaluate students’ performance at the skill stations, the National Registry has developed a series of skill sheets. Each skill sheet contains a set of directions, the skill criteria, and the critical criteria that result in immediate failure of the station.  \nIn studying for the National Registry examination, these skills sheets should be used in conjunction with the material presented in the textbook and not as the sole means of learning the individual skills. The skill sheets will aid you in organizing the steps necessary to perform each skill and in identifying the criteria that will be used to evaluate your performance. You can use  \nthese sheets to evaluate your own performance when practicing these skills and preparing for your practical skills evaluation.  \nNote: Three skill sheets regarding advanced airway management are included. The use of these skills will vary based on your medical director, training program, and local protocol.  \nORGANIZATION OF THE NATIONAL REGISTRY EXAMINATION  \nThe practical examination consists of six stations, five mandatory stations and one random basic skill station consisting of both skill-based and scenario-based testing. The random skill station is conducted so the candidate is totally unaware of the skill to be tested until he or she arrives at the test site.  \nThe candidate will be tested individually in each station and will be expected to direct the actions of any assistant EMTs who may be present in the station. The candidate should pass or fail the examination based solely on his or her actions and decisions.  \nThe following is a list of the stations and their established time limits. The maximum time is determined by the number and difficulty of tasks to be completed.  \nStation 1: Patient Assessment/Management—Trauma 10 min  \nStation 2: Patient Assessment/Management—Medical 10 min  \nStation 3: Cardiac Arrest Management/AED 15 min  \nStation 4: Bag-Valve-Mask Apneic Patient 10 min  \nStation 5: Spinal Immobilization Station:  \nSpinal Immobilization—Supine Patient 10 min  \nSpinal Immobilization—Seated Patient 10 min  \nStation 6: Random Basic Skill Verification:  \nLong Bone Injury 5 min  \nJoint Injury 5 min  \nTraction Splint 10 min  \nBleeding Control/Shock Management 10 min  \nUpper Airway Adjuncts and Suction 5 min  \nMouth-to-Mask with Supplemental Oxygen 5 min  \nSupplemental Oxygen Administration 5 min  \n936 PRE HOSPITAL EMERGENCY CARE  \nINSTRUCTIONS TO THE CANDIDATE: PATIENT ASSESSMENT/ MANAGEMENT—TRAUMA  \nThis station is designed to test your ability to perform a patient assessment of a victim of multi-system trauma and voice-treat all conditions and injuries discovered. You must conduct your assessment as you would in the field, including communicating with your patient. You may remove the patient’s clothing down to shorts or swimsuit if you feel it is necessary. As you conduct your assessment, you should state everything you are assessing. Clinical information not obtainable by visual or physical inspection, for example blood pressure, will be given to you after you demonstrate how you would normally gain that information. 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