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Howdy and Welcome. I wish you a lot of fun and good conversations. Greetings from Germany.

For what helps such a membership? Would I be by joining a better EMT? I don't know such a thing. I have a Red Cross Volunteer membership.

Summer biathlon is a minority sport in Germany. We run optionally on summer skis or with sneakers. The rules are similar to the normal biathlon. I prefer to run with sneakers, because I had in 2007 a torn ACL on Duty and have some problems since the ACL replacement with rotation movements.

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Here it is the same I have never seen that one of our emergency physicians or Paramedics treat a hyperclycämia in the field.

learning, reading, Volunteering and strength, endurance and coordination training, summer Biathlon

I forgot something..... In the Red Bag we have 3 Larynxtubes and in the Blue Bag a complete intubation set.

I will not Change it. I like it. There have already been worse. There's not much in the backpacks. Red Bag - Disposable gloves - Hand disinfectants - Blood pressure meter - stethoscope - Blood glucose meter - resuscitator - ventilation masks - Manual Suction Pump - suction catheter - crushing bags - Sam Splints - dressing material - cool packs - rescue Blankets -documentation sheets Blue Bag - 2-liter oxygen bottle with pressure reducer - Oxygen connection tubes - oxygen masks - oxygen cannulas - finger tips - swab - Skin disinfectant - intravenous catheters - Fixing plaster for intravenous catheters - 500 ml Ringer lactate solutions - infusion systems - adrenaline ampoules - fenoterol spray - Nitrolingual spray - diazepam Rectiole The other big rescue backpack from our Ambulanzes includes the complete material from Red/Blue Bag and a little bit more Drugs. Red and Blue Bag weigh separately 24 Kg. The big rescue backpack from our ambulances 45 Kg.

We must always carry 3 - 4 things with us. - Red Bag for BLS/ PHTLS and Blue Bag for ALS with 5 drugs or a Complett Rescue Backback for BLS/ ALS/ PHTLS with more than 10 drugs - AED or Semi-automatic defibrillator - Succion Unit For children we have an extra emergency case for PLS. mobile stretcher, carrying chair, Spine Board, scoop stretcher and vacuum mattress we take to our patient during the supply.

Welcome

Thank you for the warm welcome Pox and djdudley. djdudey. I've met some really nice people here at the Chat in the last weeks. And in the forum, there are really interesting topics. However, I still need a little time to understand all the words and different meanings behind some sentences here.

Thank you for the welcome, Thank you for your words they're also my opinion and thank you for the friendship.

He was just now before 30 min in the chat.... and asked us something about.....

Sounds like a good job. oral Compensation of electrolyte and fluid loss and the oral administration of glucose is a great thing.

I mustn't buy anything. I got all things that I need by my Employer and my Organization.

Thank you for the welcome DFIB and runswithneedles !! I am currently reading in the forum and have a look on all the Topics. I think I need a little time to give good answers. The American English is not easy to understand, depending on where the people come from.

My Hobby"s: 1st Strength, endurance and coordination training 2nd Running / Nordic Walking 3rd My volunteer work 4th painting

Thank you for the welcome Captain.

Thank you. I would like to do that. And do not worry. I think you're a nice guy.

we use dimenhydrinate and metoclopramide.

That.......... vvvvvv 10-4 That was understood. However, one must not be unfriendly. ------> pissing is not my word.....

Terrible .. what do you use for words ? Honestly, I was just curious. But I did not want a tail comparison or whatever. I think no matter what we write here, the most important thing is that we do our job well and love what we're doing.

I was under the principles for the training of EMTs of the Federal / State Committee "rescue " of 20/09/1977 trained and tested in North Rhine-Westphalia. Since 2001, there is a new training and examination regulations of the Federal / State Committee "rescue". Times are changing....Only the fact that before the law not exist the " Notkompetenz " will never change. Everything we do is always done in Justifying emergency.

Thank you for the welcome paramedicmike and Vorenus. @Vorenus That's difficult to say. I've learned in the country rescue and was trained according to the old laws. Whether it is good or bad I do not know.... I would be interested in what the different training levels here differs. Then I could better assess where I stand. The people from New York with which I write regularly about medical matters, always said to me that i am something like an EMT- P.

Howdy at all, some days ago I accidentally found this forum. And now I've found a bit time to say hi between my Volunteer shifts. To me. I am 34 years old, come from Germany and I am something like an EMT-P. I work since 17 Years as Volunteer EMT for an Civil Protection Unit and befor 5 Years i was a paid Professional in EMS. I hope to meet here nice people, get new friends and learn new things. Greetings from the other side of the bis Pond !!!