Johnboy

Go away?? And let you idiots give all these new people wrong information?? Nah, this is too fun.... In its investigation of herbal and chemical ingredients, the work of the pharma may be regarded as a precursor of the modern sciences of chemistry and pharmacology, prior to the formulation of the scientific method. My point is .... Dwayne is an idiot, and should have been fired for his inexperience and cockiness ... Mobey , you are going to have to to better then that! This site is a waist of time, and is filled with nothing but idiots that should spend their time and efforts on learning instead of waisting it on this bullshit site..... Get a life all!'

Really mobey? That's it?? Pharmacy is the health profession that links the health sciences with the chemical sciences and it is charged with ensuring the safe and effective use of pharmaceutical drugs. The word derives from the Greek: φάρμακον (pharmakon), meaning "drug" Anything else?? Ruff, tuck your string in, and stop crying like bitch....

You ARE right. I DID make my point, a long time ago........

Your INEXPERIENCE, is your own worse enemy.... You need to learn more about pharmacy brother! We all make mistakes , the real man will admit them and LEARN from them.... My suspicions were absolutely correct! Learn this lesson from your prior boss!!! It would behove you....

As Dwayne should have learned before his dumb ass got fired, glucagon, is not such a bad thing.... Again, if you IO a patent prior to a trial of Glucagon, you are an IDIOT. Period, end of sentence!!!!!

You idiots on this site have blown me away, this isn't a site for learning. You people are idiots ! Plain and simple. I was on here for a week and am already done. You assholes simply amaze me. You all feed off of each others stupidity. Dwayne , as I said before - you deserved to be fired, why - because you are a strum job... Period...

I don't even know what to say- I am baffled at the ignorance

Dwayne- face the facts brother- and accept it. You were fired for doing this and for good reason. Someone other then myself also thought what you did was wrong- guess what, because it was dip shit. Who in there right mind would drill a diabetic that was hypoglycemic, prior to trying glucagon?? Oh wait- you , that's right!! Good luck, you are cool on this site , but I am quite sure you are black balled in the real world cowboy!!! Again- I would have fired you also cowboy!!! You are not only an idiot, buy a stubborn one at that...

I wouldn't Dwayne take care of my dying guinea pig......and, although I am not dwaynes boss, I would definitely buy his former boss a beer!! Cheers...

How so Ruff- this stuff takes place everyday....

Anyone else know of situations of Paramedics losing their jobs because of unjustified IO placement?? No names please, just situations. Thanks JB

Justin beiber, let me shed some light for ya....the IO should not even have been placed, unless the the useful hormone that we have in a siringe did not work!! Brain child you are buddy!!! Please do, go back to driving the ambulance, and better yet make it a transport company so you are not presented with critical patients Justin Beiber....

Yep D- it was from Medscape. A great website, you should read it more. You might learn something.... As a matter of fact reading articles like that one prior to your screw up might have changed things for the better for your pt, that you put an unnessesary hole in their leg and administered a potential toxic medication to... Maybe you should frequent this site less, and go job hunting . JB

Hypoglycemic symptoms are related to the brain and the sympathetic nervous system. Decreased levels of glucose lead to deficient cerebral glucose availability (ie, neuroglycopenia) that can manifest as confusion, difficulty with concentration, irritability, hallucinations, focal impairments (eg, hemiplegia), and eventually, coma and death. Stimulation of the sympatho-adrenal nervous system leads to sweating, palpitations, tremulousness, anxiety, and hunger. The adrenergic symptoms often precede the neuroglycopenic symptoms and, thus, provide an early warning system for the patient. Studies have shown that the primary stimulus for the release of catecholamines is the absolute level of plasma glucose. The rate of decrease of glucose is less important. Previous blood sugar levels can influence an individual's response to a particular level of blood sugar. However, one must appreciate that a patient with chronic hypoglycemia can have almost no symptoms. Hope this helps.. JB

Paramagic- I understand what you mean, however in this case, this diabetic with snoring respirations would not benefit from lidocaine, they are usually comatos, without the ability of feeling pain. I have been there numerous times with this type of pt. Neuroglycopenic symptoms include weakness, tiredness, or dizziness; inappropriate behavior (sometimes mistaken for inebriation), difficulty with concentration; confusion; blurred vision; and, in extreme cases, coma and death. Above--(coma, and death) JB-