daisypr

I didn't mean that we can't treat any patient without the machines I know we have to treat the patients no the machines My point in here is the differences on each system and how we have to deal with that's why we are always in controversy. The machines means nothing is the differences in procedures, Protocols and so on I just gave it as an example. I Know that the signs and symtoms are the most important here but If you were to move to another State You would have to start everything over.

I don't know but it seem to me that the problem in here is there aren't standars protocol for all USA every coutry or state has different Protocols or systems for example In some states, the emt b can use glucometer or pulse oxymeter and in others they can't. I think this is problem we are driving the same car in differents routes without any results. I read yesterday an article that in Boston the emt b are using Nasal Narcan 2mg(n as a trial with wonderful results. Every system has different rules or Protocols that's when you came from others states or coutries you have to start over for example: I was paramedic in Puerto Rico when I came here I had to start over again I passed the emt-b at once and I know the people from here who didn't. That's mean to me that I was well trained in there, also I had a classmate who came from Texas and had the same situation. but if you are a nurse the rules are differents you can work in any State if you want to (travels nurses) and they also import nurses from others countries I think this is not fair for us. In here CT the emt b can't use pulse oxymeter or glucometer but in PuertoRico you can, as far as I know. You see this not make any sense we are back and foward all the time that's we can expend all day debating without any Results :roll: