Greater Miami Valley EMS Council — EMT protocol testing
Practice for the GMVEMSC EMT Protocol computer-based test and the departmental skill evaluations. Built from the 2026 GMVEMSC Standing Orders and Training Manual, with every answer citing the protocol number it comes from. .
Mega Code
CPR and AED per 2002, resuscitation and field termination per 2001, and Cardiac, Stroke and Trauma Alerts.
SectionAirway & Trauma
Rescue airway scope limits, EtCO2 confirmation, CPAP indications and contraindications, commercial tourniquets.
SectionMedications
The 8000-series formulary: doses, contraindications, and which ones need an MCP order at the EMT level.
SectionMiscellaneous Skills
12-lead acquisition, EtCO2, spinal motion restriction, glucometer and oral glucose, medication routes.
Timed40-question timed exam
One minute per question across all four sections, no feedback until you finish.
VideoTraining videos
GMVEMSC's own CPAP, Narcan, SALT triage and equipment-removal videos, several carrying CE credit.
PracticalSkill sheets
The proctor's checklists, step by step: CPAP, AED, tourniquet, supraglottic airway, EpiPen, 12-lead and more.
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Your progress
Weakest topics
Matching your testing summary sheet
Handwritten additions — covered
Items written onto the EMT Protocol Testing Summary by hand are included: Atrovent (ipratropium, 8023) alongside albuterol, epinephrine IM (8018, the weight-based 0.15/0.3/0.5 mg ladder — different from the auto-injector rule), Narcan IN (8033, half the dose per nostril), Zofran (ondansetron, 8038), and IV setup (the B.Braun locking hub and J-loop guide, with its own skill sheet).
Struck through — deliberately not covered
The sample sheet this was built against had AtroPen, Diazepam / CANA Pen and DuoDote crossed out, so no questions were written for them. Those are nerve-agent antidotes and their own protocol family (6005 Organophosphate Exposure). Strike-throughs are made by the individual department, so confirm with your proctor before assuming they are off your test.
Unofficial study aid. This site is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced by the Greater Miami Valley EMS Council. Questions were written from the publicly posted 2026 GMVEMSC Standing Orders and Standing Orders Training Manual; they are not actual test questions. Protocols are revised on a two-year cycle and by addendum, so verify every dose and threshold against the current standing orders at gmvemsc.org before relying on it. Your department's medical director sets your actual scope of practice and may approve optional skills differently.