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Ahh big difference. Here we have our protocols written by the state there are some jurisdictional differences (Some counties B's can use a glucometer in others its an ALS only skill) 911 side my bls only unit is equipped with a pulse ox, commercial it just changed to in 2014 all commercial bls units will carry them, before that it was a no no for some reason. I was looking at the Arlington area. I am still doing my research I'll go to the nr website and search around. Thanks again!!

Ive been searching all day and can't seem to find an answer I am hoping someone will be able to help me, I apologize if this is in the wrong forum. I am looking to move to texas, I know to get reciprocity I would need to get NREMTB. However, I am wondering the differences in protocols between MD and TX. Is there a place where I can read the protocols online? (MIEMSS has this option). I know every state is different, I am mainly wondering drugs given, skills you are able to perform, ect. I saw on their website that they still use MAST there I haven't played with them since I got my EMT but I remember how to use them. Thanks!

As an EMTB I would call for ALS if I was on a bls truck that day and rapid transport to the childrens hospital or closest appropriate facility with a pediatric cardiologist. I want to say maybe blow by O2 via venturi at a low FiO2 I would be cautious I am very interested to see the correct answer

Hey I'm Ashley 23 year old EMTB from Maryland. Been an EMT about 7 years now squirrel 911 side currently working commercial ambulance at the moment. I play momma during the day and EMT by night.