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• 150 multiple choice questions
• 3 hours
• Passing score: 55%
Expect practical, prehospital style scenarios rather than simple definition questions.
You may be asked to:
• Perform a primary patient assessment.
• Recognize airway or breathing problems.
• Manage shock.
• Prioritize trauma care.
• Choose the correct resuscitation step.
• Identify medical or behavioral emergencies.
• Manage pediatric or obstetric cases.
• Decide how urgently a patient should be transported.
| Official SCFHS Exam Coverage | Preparation Focus |
|---|---|
| Fundamentals and Operations | Scene safety, EMS operations, communication, documentation, patient movement and prehospital procedures. |
| Trauma | Trauma assessment, bleeding, fractures, head and spinal injuries, chest and abdominal trauma. |
| Shock and Resuscitation | Shock recognition, CPR, cardiac arrest, resuscitation priorities and circulation support. |
| Pediatrics | Assessment and emergency care of infants and children. |
| OB/GYN | Pregnancy emergencies, delivery, postpartum complications and emergency obstetric care. |
| Airway | Airway assessment, ventilation, oxygenation, airway obstruction and airway devices. |
| Patient Assessment | Primary survey, secondary assessment, vital signs, history taking and reassessment. |
| Medical, Behavioral and Geriatric | Cardiac, respiratory, neurological, diabetic, behavioral and age-related emergencies. |
| Environmental and Toxicology | Poisoning, overdose, heat illness, hypothermia, bites and environmental emergencies. |
| Disaster | Triage, mass-casualty incidents, disaster response and resource prioritization. |
| Professionalism and Ethics | Consent, confidentiality, professional conduct and ethical prehospital care. |
| Patient Safety | Safe care, medication safety, prevention of errors and protection of patients and responders. |
| SCFHS Paramedic Science Technician Topic | Exam Weightage |
|---|---|
| Fundamentals and Operations | 13% |
| Trauma | 14% |
| Shock and Resuscitation | 14% |
| Pediatrics | 6% |
| OB/GYN | 3% |
| Airway | 6% |
| Patient Assessment | 13% |
| Medical, Behavioral and Geriatric | 13% |
| Environmental and Toxicology | 4% |
| Disaster | 4% |
| Professionalism and Ethics | 5% |
| Patient Safety | 5% |
| Total | 100% |
• Follow the official blueprint and prioritize the 13% to 14% domains.
• Practice scenario based questions using ABCDE priorities.
• Review trauma and shock/resuscitation every day.
• Practice deciding treat now vs transport now.
• Review airway, pediatric, medical, and toxicology emergencies.
• Practice triage and disaster scenarios.
• Finish with timed mixed MCQs and review why your incorrect choices were unsafe or lower priority.
Practice clinical scenarios that test rapid assessment, prioritization, and emergency management, including:
• Trauma assessment and hemorrhage control
• Shock recognition and resuscitation
• Airway management and breathing emergencies
• Pediatric and obstetric emergencies
• Medical and behavioral emergencies
• Poisoning and environmental emergencies
• Disaster response and patient safety
• Recommended Timeline: A study window of 2 to 4 months is generally sufficient, focusing on high yield scenario based question banks, AHA protocols, and START triage practice.
