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wish granted but you are now her boy toy on the side I wish that pages never came from midnight to 5

I had one when they looked there was a tax collector looking back. cant hide shit. best of luck for your husband. question tho is there any blood work that can spot markers for the cancer? I have a family history of prostate cancer so this doesnt sound to scary of a procedure but not getting poked in the butt still seems better.

ok my thoughts are med kits out two many things in it. my choices are 1. stethoscope 2. o2 3. cpr mask with 02 port 4. 36 inch sam splint (can make alot of shit out of it) 5. nitrile gloves 6. Kerlex and I really want duck tape

Granted but it was a chiefs vehicle and he ran the crap out of it it smells like old cigars and farts and has a strange tapping sound. I wish Terri had a sweet and diminutive attitude. nyeh nyeh

Granted but your pool boy farts in the pool and bites at the bubbles I want to do physicals on bunnies at the playboy mansion

Due to current budget cuts you are allowed only 6 items to use on any given run they will be replaced if used and cost of each item is not a problem but you only get 6 what would they be.

Granted but sadly I have no clue what i'm doing and we crash into a convent full of nuns and orphans. I wish I could throw my voice at funerals

wish granted spenac know has a bite me smile and a hot date with a flight medic I wish I had nickel for every time paramedics let there ego get ahead of them

Granted its snowing know I wish I could go fly fishing at the all female nude beach

Granted your well but pregnant with octuplets and don't know the father is. I wish I could heal with the touch of my hand

wish granted your 18 covered in zits and you have been drafted I wish no one was unhappy

full moon is always good for a few we are a tourist destination so summer is busier. But the worst calls are usually around 3 in the mornin

Bet there was more to the story he probably has been a dork lately and this was the last straw. when we screwed up they made us sit up on the front step. I hated that.

Park your ego at the door and remember who we are there for.

It sounds to me as if you try to intervene you will be in a disput with the MD and parents I think it would be best to have your medical director inquire with the MD to see if there is a problem and if you cant resolve it there then go to child services. Its no fun bein the bad guy in this but if you suspect something is wrong then you should

I want to explore the meth road any chemical smell meth lab components. Two down similar problems its ingested and or environmental anything note worthy in the yard or the house it may have ended in the backyard but might of started inside. For me upgrade to ALS start gathering info and do a thurough head to to run threw the pockets ect. any findings

OK first off nice detective work you guys. at my level o2, transport, initiate IV in route, notify med control of findings and upgrade to als at their discretion or if patient worsens.

can we have a blood sugar please and a expanded medical history directed towards mental health also do we have a track record for her BP and a last oral intake? also any signs of dehydration.

If the EMT decides not to backboard he is making the statement that the patients spine has been cleared of any injury. By what method can we do that in the field? Or the EMT is stating that the MOI was not sufficient to consider spinal injury. I personally would have to backboard considering the given info. As far as the fire/EMT not choosing to backboard does not stop you from doing what you feel and are trained is in the best interest of the patient.

Yes EMS should be trained in rescue. first for there safety second to expedite the safe removal of the patient from the hazard or entrapment. Now if you are going to train in these fields then you need to be equipped and and kept proficient at them. This can be cost prohibitive for the agency. Should EMT.s entangle themselves in the rescue or extrication all the time no. But being able to lend a hand or transfer between positions will definitely be helpful. Also being cross trained in fire, medical and rescue will make you a more desirable employee when looking for a job. I think a lot of the old timers are resistant to the all risk training approach is because then they would no longer be at the top of there field.

Had a similar call this spring 7 yr old shot hit in ab better outcome then yours but until we knew that I second guessed myself. and yes there were things that I would have done differently not life changing things but important and I agonized about them. But in the long run I accepted that we do the best we can with what were given and move them up the chain we didn't make the problem we just deal with it. and yes I'm glad you care about the outcome your the kind of person I want caring for my child when the chips are down

How many bottles should they go threw man that's hard to say. but I do know from previous experience that dehydration and body temperature are huge problems. I have seen studies of FF's core temp climbing to 104 in a working fire. And the base line fitness of the FF is important yearly fit tests or Pak tests are not out of line and if that doesn't go over to well try intercollegiate sports participation or if they are on shifts daily exercise. BP criteria is critical to say in a percentage but if they rehab after a couple of evolutions inside they should rest until there vitals return to near normal. Also try to convince them to prehydrate on the way to the call.