Submit the completed form to the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians via their online submission portal. Ensure all sections are filled out accurately and include necessary signatures. Keep a copy for your records before submission. Contact NREMT at support@nremt.org for assistance.

The relevant dates for the NREMT Advanced Level Psychomotor Exam form tend to be generalized but check with the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians for specific dates in 2024 and 2025.

The purpose of this form is to provide a standardized method for EMT candidates to document their trauma patient assessments accurately. It ensures that all critical elements of patient evaluation are covered comprehensively. The form is used by the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians for training and certifying EMTs at an advanced level. This document also helps examiners assess the competency and skills of EMT candidates effectively. Furthermore, ensuring proper completion and submission of this form upholds the standards and protocols of emergency medical care, contributing to better patient outcomes.

• 1. Candidate Details: Includes the name of the EMT candidate, examiner, and date of the examination.
• 2. Scenario # and Time Started: Documents the scenario number and the start time of the assessment.
• 3. Scene Size-Up: Determines the safety of the scene, mechanism of injury, number of patients, and need for additional help.
• 4. Primary Survey: Initial assessment of the patient's airway, breathing, and circulation, and determination of life-threatening conditions.
• 5. History Taking: Obtains baseline vital signs and attempts to gather SAMPLE history.
• 6. Secondary Assessment: Detailed physical examination including inspection and palpation of the head, neck, chest, abdomen, pelvis, extremities, and posterior thorax.
• 7. Management of Injuries: Addresses secondary injuries and reassesses the patient.
• 8. Critical Criteria: Lists failures in primary assessment that could adversely affect patient outcomes.
• 9. Points Calculation: Determines the total possible and awarded points based on performance.

Failure to submit this form may result in the EMT candidate not being certified or their assessment not being recognized.

• Loss of Certification Opportunities: The candidate may be ineligible for certification without proper documentation.
• Inaccurate Evaluation: Examiners may not have enough data to provide an accurate evaluation of the candidate.
• Non-Compliance with Protocols: The absence of submitted forms can lead to non-compliance with established emergency medical protocols.

• 1. During Training: EMTs in training use this form as part of their practical examinations.
• 2. Certification Process: Essential for the certification process by the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians.
• 3. Competency Evaluations: Used by examiners to evaluate the competency of EMT candidates.