Paramedic · ALS · County Protocol Exams

Protocol Mock Exams

For Paramedics · ALS Scope

Built for paramedics testing into a Southern California county. Every LEMSA writes its own ALS rules — standing-order doses, base hospital orders, destination policies, triage and termination criteria. Knowing NREMT isn't enough; you have to know your LEMSA. Each exam (50 to 100 questions) is built from the county's current protocol manual, with every rationale cited to the exact reference number.

6

SoCal Counties

100

Questions Per Exam

80%

Passing Standard

ALS

Paramedic Level

Select Your Local EMS Agency (LEMSA)

San Bernardino · Inyo · Mono Live

Inland Counties Emergency Medical Agency

Seven-section paramedic exam: medication standard orders (Ref 11010) and pediatric dosing, adult cardiac arrest (Ref 14050), trauma triage and destination (Refs 9040, 9030), determination of death (Ref 14250), and interfacility transfer (Ref 8010). Built from the 09/01/2026 manual.

Items100 Questions

DomainsMeds · Arrest · Trauma · Destination

Manual09/01/2026 Manual

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Riverside County Live

Riverside County EMS Agency

Full-scope exam across seven sections — adult and pediatric medications, cardiac arrest, trauma triage, destination, determination of death, and interfacility transfer — every rationale cited to the governing REMSA policy. Current with the October 1, 2026 policy updates.

Items100 Questions

DomainsDosing · BHO · Contra · Thresholds

ManualCurrent · 10/01/2026

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Kern County Live

Kern County Public Health — EMS Division

All Provider Protocols (Policy 5000.00): treatment protocols 101–130, airway procedures, determination of death, and destination decision policy. Built from the 06/01/2026 revision.

Items100 Questions

DomainsMedical · Arrest · Trauma · Airway

Manual06/01/2026 Revision

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Orange County Live

Orange County Emergency Medical Services

Seven-section exam from the OCEMS prehospital ALS standing orders and agency policies: the I-15 adult and I-20 weight-band pediatric drug guides, cardiac arrest and dysrhythmia standing orders, trauma triage and care, base contact and destination criteria, determination of death, and interfacility transfer. Built from the 04/01/2026 drug guide revisions.

Items100 Questions

DomainsMeds · Cardiac · Trauma · Destination

SourcesI-15 / I-20 · SO · Policy

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San Diego County Live

County of San Diego EMS

Seven-section paramedic exam from the 2026-2027 Protocol Packet and policies: adult and pediatric treatment protocols with the P-115/P-117 drug lists, CPR/arrhythmias and ECPR (S-127), trauma triage (T-460A), destination (S-415), determination of death (S-402), and interfacility transfer (S-008). Built from the 07/01/2026 packet.

Items100 Questions

DomainsArrest · Medical · Trauma · Destination

Manual07/01/2026 Packet

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Los Angeles County Live

LA County EMS Agency (DHS)

Seven-section exam weighted toward critical-patient triage and destination — trauma, STEMI, stroke, pediatric, and specialty-center routing — plus cardiac arrest, adult and pediatric treatment, determination of death, and interfacility transfer. Every rationale cites the governing DHS reference, current through the 08/01/2026 updates.

Items100 Questions

DomainsCardiac · Medical · Trauma · Airway & System

ManualCurrent · 08/01/2026

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Sourced From the Manual

Every question is written from the county's current ALS protocol manual — not generic NREMT content. Doses, routes, base hospital order requirements, and destination rules exactly as your LEMSA publishes them.

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Cited Rationales

Every answer explanation is tagged with the exact reference number, so you can open the source document and verify it yourself. Miss a question, learn the protocol — not just the answer.

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Built for Accreditation

Paramedics applying to an ambulance agency or fire department, medics adding a county accreditation, and paramedic students heading into field internship — these exams mirror the ALS protocol tests agencies actually give.

Training use only. These mock exams are independent study tools built by Caliber Medical Training and are not official documents of any EMS agency. Protocols are revised regularly — always verify current doses, orders, and policies against your LEMSA's live manual before clinical application. Completion of a mock exam does not confer county accreditation.