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I agree with kev all patients cardiac chest pain recieve MONA no matter if there is ST changes. In our protocol we will give thrombolytics with ST changes. CANUCKEMTP

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ours is volunteer 90 days probation then you can fight fires and get your new gear

our Zoll monitors dont even have paddles so pads it is. quick combo

I gave her 7.5mg IM protocol is 5-15mg (could not get a line) I did not want to totally snow her. It worked well. we also carry demeroll, fentanyl but protocol is longer than 20 min transport time go with morph.

What has just happened with our service is that the Health authority has taken our district over so the money is equal in all services in the region.

Hey everyone: I was on a call this AM where a 71y/o lady had fallen 3 days ago and she had severe pain in her legs, arms, and chest wall. we could not move her so I gave her morphine (as per our protocol) this helped, we got her out. So I gave report and the doc was there. When I said I gave Morphine he said we give narcotics way too much. when it is not needed. We could not even move her an inch with out her screaming in pain. I thought it was warranted what do you all think????? Canuck EMTP