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I found that, very funny and very true. It honestly made me laugh out loud a little.

The only problem is at times all you hear is the last number. You think you have the right back up unit on the way. A different # 2 shows up than you expected.

That is why, in our county, if our dispatchers are unsure of who placed themselves responded, they will say is this Ambulance 7-2 or Responder 7-2. Then they will be able to advise us on scene. For a small county, we have our act together for the most part. Don't get me wrong there is always room for improvement, but for what we have to work with, I believe we are doing a good job.

At my station we have Ambulance 7-1, Ambulacne 7-2, Ambulance 7-3, Tanker 7-1,Brush 7-1, Engine 7-1, Engine 7-1

We do it this way in order to comply with dispatche centers CAD system. Not to mention it keeps things more organized and gives us a more professional look.

I definitely did not get that from that.

but here tonight

Where I want

It could be a good study tool, but once again, the song is so damn addictive, I just watched it again, someone please help me stop the madness!

I for some reason cannot stop watching that second video, that song is addicting.

Blankets

Wine

Vegetables

...and pink kangaroo...

Kids

Well, I must say we got lucky with that code, it was a "text book case." We were dispatched, the guy was CAO x 3, Chest pain trouble breathing. Responding, he was unconscious but breathing. About 3 minutes out cardiac arrest, CPR being initialized. Arrived on scene, took over CPR, zapped em, loaded went, still alive and kicking today.

Take the kids with you.

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..purple blowup monkey...

My first patient was a fall victim.

My first patient as an EMT-B was abdominal pain.

My first cardiac arrest was a save.

Ok, I had this call a few months ago, I want to see what care you all would give. Then I will tell you what I did, and what resulted from my care.

Dispatched for an assault victim, alcohol involved PD is to be en route. You arrive on scene once assured that the scene is safe. PD has a 39 y/o female. Apparent intoxication, however no apparent injuries. You start your assessment, and upon assessment you find that pt is complaining of neck and back pain and wishes to be transported to the local hospital. Shortly after pt tells you this, she changes her mind, says she does not want to go to the hospital. PD advises her that she can either go to the hospital or jail. Pt states she would rather go to jail then to the hospital. PD takes her into custody and requests a refusal form be filled out for legality. You fill the refusal form out but you are unable to contact command due to being in the mountains with no service. PD requests that you stay on scene because they are searching for the assaulter. You stay on scene and hang out with PD. Well the pt decides she no longer wants to go to jail she would rather go to the hospital first. Redo assessment, upon assessment pt states "I don't hurt anywhere, don't touch me just leave me the f**k alone while we go to the hospital." Pd rides along. The entire way pt tells you she is uninjured, and wants no treatment.

How would you treat this pt?

I got the first four right....does that mean that I'm as smart as a Preschooler?!?! Oh boy I sure hope so.

And I thought I needed to get a life JK

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