EMT Basic Test - Study Software Demo Part 1 - Study Guide For Written Test - Knightlite

Knightlite Software has just released our new EMT-Basic Study Helper Code III Version 4.0 for Apple Macintosh and Windows. This software is designed to help EMT Basic students study for their written exam. This is the first of a two part series on how to use this software. See part 2 for the rest of the video.

Knightlite has completely redesigned the software to create a great easy-to-use interface that makes studying for your EMT-Basic exam much easier.

The software contains 1500 questions spanning 35 chapters and 756 EMS root words, suffixes, prefixes and definitions based on Brady's Emergency Care 10th Edition. Knightlite is currently working on the 11th Edition and all customers who purchase the 10th Edition will receive the 11th Edition free of charge.

For complete information and to download a free demo version of this software go to: http://tinyurl.com/mx72jo

System Requirements:

Windows Version:
PC capable of Running Windows XP, Windows Vista 32 Bit or 64 Bit, or Windows 7
1 MB Memory
100 MB Hard Drive Space
Minimum Screen Resolution 1280 x 800

Apple Macintosh
Tiger. Leopard or Higher.
Power PC or Intel Mac (Universal Binary)
1 MB Memory
50 MB Hard Drive Space
Minimum Screen Resolution 1280 x 800

To see all other Knightlite Software titles visit us on our website at http://knightlite.com.

To study for your EMT Basic Practical exam purchase "Ace Your EMT-Basic Practical". This 2 DVD set has over 3 hours of instruction and guides you through 21 stations that follow the National Registry Skill Sheets - Click link for more information. http://tinyurl.com/mzfkq7

Knightlite has been a leader in study software for Firefighters, EMTs, and Paramedics since 1996. Study Smart And Get Certified.

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[Knightlite1]

We are in the process of upgrading the software to the 11th Edition. It should be out soon. Those who purchase the 10th Edition after August 1st 2009 will get a free upgrade for the 11th when it is released. Not much difference between the two books. Almost 100% of the questions in the 10th edition will be in the 11th.

[etheridgeja]

ok cool thank you

[etheridgeja]

have you updated this program for the 11th edtion of emergency care?

[Cmdr213]

I wish I had seen this before - I could have used the extra study help.

I did just pass my exam yesterday, but I've got to say, some of those questions are frustrating.

If you haven't seen one like it yet, be very careful to find that one word that changes the entire scenario for you.

Good luck to all you candidates out there!