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• Academic Background: Hold a recognized Diploma or Associate Degree in Emergency Medical Technology (EMT), Emergency Medical Services (EMS), or Paramedic Science from an accredited institution.
• Professional Licensure: Maintain an active, valid EMT/EMS license or registration from your home country or country of recent practice.
• BLS Certification: Provide a valid Basic Life Support (BLS) certification card (AHA or equivalent).
The SCFHS Emergency Medical Technician Basic Exam contains 150 multiple choice questions.
The exam duration is 3 hours, and the official passing score is 55%.
| Official SCFHS Exam Coverage | Preparation Focus |
|---|---|
| ABC | Airway management, breathing assessment, oxygenation, ventilation, circulation, CPR and immediate life-threatening problems. |
| Infants and Children | Pediatric assessment, respiratory distress, shock, seizures, trauma and age-appropriate emergency care. |
| Medical/Behavioral Emergencies and Obstetrics/Gynecology | Common medical emergencies, altered mental status, poisoning, behavioral crises, pregnancy emergencies and childbirth. |
| Operations | Scene safety, ambulance operations, communication, incident management, triage and safe patient transport. |
| Patient Assessment | Scene size-up, primary assessment, history taking, vital signs, secondary assessment and reassessment. |
| Preparatory | EMS systems, anatomy and physiology, pathophysiology, communication, documentation, medical terminology and basic patient-care principles. |
| Trauma | Bleeding, shock, head and spine injuries, chest and abdominal trauma, fractures, burns and rapid trauma assessment. |
| SCFHS EMT Basic Topic | Exam Weightage |
|---|---|
| ABC | 12% |
| Infants and Children | 10% |
| Medical/Behavioral Emergencies and Obstetrics/Gynecology | 14% |
| Operations | 6% |
| Patient Assessment | 15% |
| Preparatory | 18% |
| Trauma | 25% |
| Total | 100% |
Yes. Candidates must undergo DataFlow Primary Source Verification (PSV) to validate EMT educational diplomas, experience certificates, and professional licenses before SCFHS issues final classification approval.
The exam may include knowledge based and scenario based MCQs and candidates may be asked to:
• Identify the first priority in an emergency.
• Choose the correct airway or breathing intervention.
• Recognize signs of shock or respiratory failure.
• Select the proper response to trauma and bleeding.
• Interpret basic patient assessment findings.
• Decide when a patient needs rapid transport.
• Manage common medical, pediatric, behavioral, and obstetric emergencies.
• Apply BLS, scene safety, infection control, and EMS operational principles.
• Follow the seven sections in the official SCFHS blueprint.
• Give extra study time to Trauma, Preparatory, and Patient Assessment.
• Review the remaining sections to maintain balanced coverage.
• Practice MCQs after completing each major topic.
• Use timed practice tests to improve speed and exam readiness.
• Review every question you answer incorrectly.
• Group mistakes according to their topic.
• Revisit the concepts behind repeated mistakes.
• Give additional practice to higher weighted sections.
• Take targeted MCQ sets before attempting another full length test.
