Neuropathy

Bushy, i understand your pain, but you may have read to far into Scorpys post that might simply be a 5 second rant borne out of frustration

Scorpy, you played right into Bushys comments....part of me thinks Bushy might be right

"Why do I need to explain myself to you?" And then I realised I didn't.

Well, thats fair enough, but be warned, you whinge in public forums, you get judged and what people interpret fom your post may not be what you meant

This I feel is just a judgement call,

Famous last words..

he then stuck the board in, over the console, he then asked for her to lift herself up by standing up a little

Thats pretty poor judgement

If you look like a know-it all over and extrication decision on a stable pt

ummmmm....

The airbag had deployed, and there as a starburst crack on the windshield. The drivers side door was messed up, so it would not open. The Patient had a laceration on her forehead from striking the windshield. There was a passerby (a vol. emt from a diffrent town) was in the vehichle maintaing manual c-spine stabilization. The patient was alert and responsive, she remebered getting into the car and driving, but she did not remember the exact details of the accident. The only thing she was complaining about was head pain.

This is not an "Extrication Decsision", this is an idiot who obviously does not understand the importance if spinal immobilisation and extrication techiniques

asked for her to lift herself up by standing up a little

See, an idiot