NYC REMAC paramedic exam prep
Know the NYC protocols cold before exam day
1,000 practice questions and a full 120-question mock exam. Every explanation cites the 2026 NYC REMAC Prehospital Treatment Protocols, page number included, so you can check the source yourself.
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- 120question full mock exam
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- 2026protocols cited, with page numbers
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After each answer you see the correct choice, why it is right, why each other choice is wrong, and the protocol reference with its page number. This is a real question from the practice bank.
Clinical Judgment · Practice question
A STEMI patient is being transported to the closest STEMI Center as previously directed by OLMC. En route, the patient deteriorates into cardiac arrest. What does the protocol direct regarding destination?
- Continue transport to the STEMI Center as previously directed by OLMC (correct answer)
- Divert to the nearest emergency department because the patient is now in arrest
- Stop and stage until a second OLMC order is obtained
- Return to the scene
Explanation Details
Correct answer: Continue transport to the STEMI Center as previously directed by OLMC
The GOP STEMI guideline states that if the patient deteriorates into cardiac arrest during transport, the unit shall continue transport to the STEMI Center as previously directed by OLMC. A STEMI patient who arrests from an acute coronary occlusion most needs emergency cardiac catheterization, and the STEMI Center is already preparing for this patient. The crew continues resuscitation en route under the cardiac arrest protocol.
Diverting to the nearest emergency department because the patient is now in arrest is incorrect. The protocol specifically directs continued transport to the STEMI Center in this situation.
Stopping to stage until a second OLMC order is obtained is incorrect. OLMC has already directed the destination, and the protocol requires the unit to continue transport.
Returning to the scene is incorrect. It delays definitive care for no clinical reason.
Reference:
NYC REMAC Prehospital Treatment Protocols (2026-01). General Operating Procedures — Transportation Decisions and Procedures — Transportation to Specialty Care Facilities (STEMI), p. 9.
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Mock exam
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The exam
The NYC REMAC Basic exam at a glance
To work as a paramedic in New York City you credential through REMAC, and that means the NYC REMAC Basic Exam. It tests the NYC REMAC Protocols specifically, not general paramedic knowledge.
- 120multiple-choice questions
- 3 hoursto finish
- 80%to pass
What it tests
- General Operating Procedures
- Treatment Protocols
- Appendices
- Scenario-based questions
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