County Protocol Mastery

Protocol Mock Exams

Every county writes its own rules — doses, destination policies, base hospital orders, triage criteria. Knowing NREMT isn't enough; you have to know your LEMSA. These mock exams are built directly from each county's current policy and protocol manuals, with rationales cited to the exact reference number.

6
SoCal Counties
50–100
Items Per Exam
80%
Passing Standard
100%
Reference-Cited Rationales
Select Your Local EMS Agency (LEMSA)
San Bernardino · Inyo · Mono Live
ICEMA
Inland Counties Emergency Medical Agency
Medication standard orders (Ref 11010), adult cardiac arrest with field termination criteria (Ref 14050), and trauma triage criteria (Ref 9040). Built from the 11/01/25 manual release.
Items100 Questions
DomainsMeds · Arrest · Trauma
Manual11/01/2025 Release
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Riverside County Live
REMSA
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. Built from the 07/01/2026 revision.
Items100 Questions
DomainsDosing · BHO · Contra · Thresholds
Manual4105 · Rev. 07/01/2026
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Kern County Live
KERN
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
OCEMS
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
SDEMS
County of San Diego EMS
2026-2027 Protocol Packet: CPR/arrhythmias (S-127), adult and pediatric treatment protocols, the P-115 medication list with new magnesium sulfate, T-460A trauma decision algorithm, and BLS/ALS transport criteria. Built from the 07/01/2026 packet.
Items50 Questions
DomainsArrest · Medical · Trauma · Peds
Manual07/01/2026 Packet
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Los Angeles County Live
LA DHS
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.
Items100 Questions
DomainsCardiac · Medical · Trauma · Airway & System
Manual07/01/2025 Revision
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01
Sourced From the Manual
Every item is written from the county's current policy and protocol manual — not generic NREMT content. Doses, routes, base hospital order requirements, and destination rules exactly as your LEMSA publishes them.
02
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.
03
Built for Accreditation
New hires testing into a county, medics adding accreditation, and students prepping for field internships — these exams mirror the county protocol tests agencies actually administer.
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.