BUDS189

how many of you guys/gals buff jobs. a couple of people at my station love to sign out multiple radios and listen to PD and buff every job that comes over. i dont buff any, but i love when they do. personally i just rather sit at my CSL and play my PSP (tiger woods golf rules. lol).

i graduated 6 months ago, we had our ceremony at laguardia community college. the ceremony wasnt horrible, we graduated with a medic class, there was alot of people there, the mayor wasnt. it lasted about 3 hours. all the chiefs and such are there and they all make nice speeches, a little long but nice overall. then each person gets called on stage and receives his thing thats says i finished fdny emt academy lol . then you go now! work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i have pics and stuff if you want to see just email me buds189@hotmail. com and i will send it to you

does anyone have the working copy of paramedic toolbox for palm. the one in the file library here doesnt work. its a 40$ dollar program. was wondering if anyone here has it before i have to cough up the dough. really dont have he dough i work in EMS.

cheers

Anthony

awsome stuff, really enjoyed it all, im a big fan already. as for your design ideas, just go with you think is right, cant go wrong that way. use your artistic ability to bring pride to EMS.

Anthony

hair bleach, mayo and a plunger.

im from NY, staten island. where are you gonna be? and what kind of things do you like to do? i can make alot od suggestions for you, but tell me what you are into.

Cheers

Anthony

thank you all for the information, now i know what i have to do. you have all been a great help, if you are ever in thailand look me up! cheers

Anthony

thank you all for the information, now i know what i have to do. you have all been a great help, if you are ever in thailand look me up! cheers

Anthony

thank you all for the information, now i know what i have to do. you have all been a great help, if you are ever in thailand look me up! cheers

Anthony

the doctor looked at him, and said to me, ohh he cannot eat bread any more because he has yeast in his blood.... DUH. i was like and how can you possible know this? no test.. typical thai.... he has had this cough for 2 months. the thai doctor also tried to put him on 3 yes 3 antibiotics at the same time. how can i help me poor old father in law....? thank you

ok, this is new for me, have you heard of it? i am living in thailand with my thai wife. We took her father to see a thai doctor, he father had a stroke about 16 years ago, he is well. he smokes, and had developed a bad cough. the thai doctor told me he has yeast in his blood and canot eat bread anymore, keep in mind he eats bread once a week.... Rice is the meal here, lol. so what the hell is this about? is it real? have you ever heard of this before , or is just the typical thai doctors saying whatever they please? thank you.

Tony was killed by Sal when the Head Alien took control off all the abductees during Year Zero. He was later brought back to life using a Martian ...

Working in the field, do you find yourself depleted of study time or the lack thereof to study? I try to give myself a couple hours of study time a day (if applicable) to review my books and notes. how about you own personal study habits?

i remember the first time i was there when someone died while we treated her. I was doing my ambulance rotations when i was taking my EMT-B course. She was a 73 y/o female having a MI, i was scared sh@tless, i was doing CPR compressions, feeling those brittle bones cracking from each compression, no cardio conversions on defibrillation. when i went back to class the next day, it was a weird experience, because this lady was dead, but here i am with my classmates talking about it, but i felt happy i got some action!? that was the oddest feeling for me back then. how about your oddest experience in EMS?

i was a radioman in the navy before i statred doing this, this is the only job i had since i've been out of the navy that i love. i feel the same pride i did when i was serving my country. and its a great opp... for me to futher my education in becoming a PA or MD

these Dr's here run the show on the ambulance, the driver is just that, a driver, he doesnt do anything except driving, the Dr's is there alone basically. 35 mins to the scene, no one moves out of the way of an ambulance here. they really make no attempt to improve on the standard for EMS.

here in Thailand, well in Bangkok anyway. They dont have EMT's. On the ambulance there is a doctor and a driver, thats it. what are your thoughts on this? is it a good idea? i hate it, and currently working with them to train EMT's but it will take some time. the average response time is about 20 min... or more. and the doctros has no experience on MVA extrications manuvers. they take blood samples and stuff on the ambulace and spend alot of time on scene becasue he thinks he can make the ambulance into a hospital. i am just getting fed up with the closed minded way they take EMS. Its just not an important issue for them. MVA deaths are very high here by the way, they only have a recommened speed limit. little scooter meets a pick up at 80 miles an hour... NASTY stuff folks. cheers!

Anthony

do any of you carry any thing on your person when you are off duty. once and a while i will stick a pair of gloves in my back pocket when i go out, but its rare. I would rather not get involved in situations here in Thailand because of the danger it presents to myself. i once stopped to help a man and his girlfriend here when i saw them slide on some dirt and go down. i stopped to help them, they in return, call the police and tell them i struck them with my bike (which had no scratches), anyway the police too me to the station and locked me in some room alone for 7 hours, they took my cell phone and would not let me call me embassy. i was finally released after i agreed to pay the couple 4000 Thai Baht. so i really dont like to get involved anymore. the reason why i carry the gloves is because i would help with CPR compressions only and let family members breath for them..lol. i know its an odd topic but im bored, so any thoughts anyone?

well in bangkok now we have bls at the scene in a quick 35 min, much to say not much is needed of them when they get there. the usual thing here is mutiplie car MVA involving little scooters, they fly into buses like rockets, dead on impact. its really quit distressing.

yea, that was pretty cool. i love watching people making videos of themselves doing stupid things. well i think he lost a sig... amount of blood. dont think its real becuase there would be some indications of ams or hypovolemic shock, anything. but it was funny none the less.