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Posts posted by Christine Chambers
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I guess I should have put a sarcasm smiley next to my "Do they want me to stop at the store?" comment. I mean really! Doesn't everyone have a fully stocked fridge, or, better yet, a cow on their truck??
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If you google the basic question, every dentist, and even the NIH say milk. I haven't found water, glucose or isopropyl alcohol anywhere. Plus I haven't found it any of my books. It's driving me nuts. I'd love to ask the NREMT what their theory behind it is.
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Hey, thanks for the reply. Glucose gel was MY thought and what I picked but I can't find a definitive "correct" answer anywhere.
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Hello all,
So I took my written (computer) exam for NREMT-P today. I'm pretty sure I failed but there was a question that stuck in my head.
You arrive on the scene of an assault. You find four of the victim's teeth. The best liquid to transport the teeth in is:
a) Isopropyl Alcohol
Milk
c) Glucose Gel
d) Ice Water.
What do you think the answer is?
(I know dentist say that you should put teeth in milk but there is a slim to none chance they can be reattached. My theroy is, who carries milk on an ambulance? Am I to make a stop at a grocery store? What if I am in the middle of no where? ) Thoughts on this question?
Strange question from the NREMT-P test today
in General EMS Discussion
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And that is exactly my problem, I read too much into the question. Like I said, my first thought was, milk. Then I thought, well where am I going to get milk? What do I have available on my truck? My downfall is reading too much into the question. *sigh*
And I would also stop by the store or do anything that would mean better PT care but one could also argue that "stopping by a store would delay possible critical care the PT needs at the hospital" because the question did not detail all the PT's injuries. Like I said, I read too much into these questions.