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NREMT (EMT, AEMT, Paramedic), TCFP/SFFMA Fire, IBSC Flight Paramedic (FP-C), NCLEX-RN/PN, and eight NHA allied-health certifications are live today.
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TCFP/SFFMA
Firefighter I → Firefighter II → Fire Instructor I, plus HazMat Awareness & Operations specialty certs.
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Flight Paramedic (FP-C) practice questions, source-verified against IBSC's own blueprint.
Live nowNCLEX-RN & PN
Practice tests for both NCLEX-RN and NCLEX-PN, source-verified against the published exam blueprint.
Live nowNHA
Eight NHA certifications, including CCMA, Phlebotomy (CPT), Patient Care Tech, EKG, Pharmacy Tech, and administrative roles.
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A caregiver reports that their 4-year-old pushed a small candy piece into one ear and it is now visible just inside the ear canal. The child is otherwise stable. What is the most appropriate EMT action?
Do not attempt to manipulate or remove the object; transport the child so a physician can remove it in the emergency departmentUse tweezers to carefully grasp and withdraw the visible objectHave the child tilt the affected ear toward the ground and shake the head to dislodge the objectIrrigate the ear canal with water under moderate pressure to flush the object out
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