NREMT-P Oral B station

[FozzyG]

I passed all my stuff for NR Paramedic except Oral station B. Is their any advice that anyone can give to me. My test is second week of September and I want to make sure I nail it!

[FireMedic65]

Pay close attention to detail of what they are telling you. More than likely you missed a small bit of information and gave a med you shouldn't have or didn't go to the right hospital destination. The oral stations are very cut and dry. Detail is very important.

[chbare]

Unfortunately, the oral stations and cardiology (static & dynamic) tend to give our students the hardest time. Since the registry is highly regimented and inflexible, your best bet is to take a copy of the oral skill sheet and run you through scenario after scenario. Clearly, this will take a large amount of time. Good luck.

[Arctickat]

Oh, when I opened the thread I thought it was gonna be a discussion about toothbrushes.

[DwayneEMTP]

Man, I didn't know that the stations had letter designations...which one is 'B?'

And, as chbare said....that's really the best answer.

[chbare]

They are all different; however, you must do two stations. A and B are simply the terms registry used to designate one station from another.

[ERDoc]

Man, I didn't know that the stations had letter designations...which one is 'B?'

And, as chbare said....that's really the best answer.

I think a large number of my patients could use some instruction on how to brush their teeth tooth.

[scubanurse]

Funny enough... one of the first things we learned skill wise in nursing foundations was oral care and brushing eachothers teeth!

[scratrat]

Hey Fozzy, where are you going to be testing at? Philly?

[medicgirl05]

I also had a problem with the oral stations. The first advice I would give is to right down the info they give you and continue to refer to it. Scene safety is a big thing that you need to address. It was hard for me to treat without being able to see a patient. Lots of scenario practice helped me. Good luck!