EMT Reading Finished!
After many weeks of effort, I have finally finished reading the entirety of the EMT Basic textbook. Since the entire text tops out at around 1,200 pages, I am not too disappointed that it took me nearly four weeks to plow my way through all of it. The course itself does not start until this coming Monday, but when I take a responsibility on I tend to take it extremely seriously. When it comes to being an EMT, a person's life will likely be at stake based on what I know and remember. Huge responsibility and if I accept that responsibility, I have to be prepared.
Such a Boy Scout.
My reward: a few days of playing with my all new iPad. Naturally, the first application I want to build is an EMT Basic study guide with flash cards for anatomy, slideshows for important skills, and assessment tools. Nothing in the App Store really comes close to what I want. There are a few anatomy and medical study guides, but they are mostly poorly designed and inadequate to the task. The Grey's Anatomy ones are the best, but suffer from being out of date and not very configurable for learning or testing. As always, I want better.
Such a Boy Scout.
My reward: a few days of playing with my all new iPad. Naturally, the first application I want to build is an EMT Basic study guide with flash cards for anatomy, slideshows for important skills, and assessment tools. Nothing in the App Store really comes close to what I want. There are a few anatomy and medical study guides, but they are mostly poorly designed and inadequate to the task. The Grey's Anatomy ones are the best, but suffer from being out of date and not very configurable for learning or testing. As always, I want better.
– Posted: July 22, 2010, 11:05 am