scottymedic

can i stay with you beegers pppppllllllleeeeeeeaaaaaase

think anyone would want to sponser a kiwi over to the expo lol, i am going to have to do some serious saving then gonna cost over 5 grand ah well, see how it goes Scottymedic The one, the only, lets party

even if the pads are preconnected, the process of open, peel, slip, analyse etc, it will take longer than just slapping a bit of goo on the paddles and grabbing a quick look. And even when the pads are on, there is no garuntee that they will be in vfib, so there is a set of pads down the gurglur without a shock getting planted. The lifepak 5's were a feather compared to the lifepak 4's and lifepak 33's hehe. I know a few medics who used them and we laugh talking about them. Paddler to max muwahahahaha Scottymedic The one, the only, you know it baby

Ok i know im gonna get called a whacker, but i prefer paddles. for the quick look option and get the shocks in fast. The service in Auckland found they were wasting soo much money with the combo pads that they are looking at bringing the paddles back. they are at the moment making it policy to put electrodes (ECG) on before pads to determine v-fib etc. Alot of the ones shocking themselves do it to themselves being idiots or slack. So not everyone is gonna be dumb (well one hopes) and shock themselves. And come on, admit guys and gals, there is something that just looks soo damn cool holding a set of paddles onto a patient and discharging them, *waits for the whacker whacks* Scottymedic The one, the only, ZAP EM ZAP EM

january the 5th 1984, in the morning hours of a cold bloody morning in scotland. the over version of the saying i heard, is that you are only as old as you feel or the person you're feeling, any takers? rofl sorry silly mood tonight, toooooo much coffeee Scotty medic

There is a good video of the autopulse being used on the zoll website, just talking with heart speciaists and ER docs as well as paramedics using them, I think this will do for EMS of today what the introduction of Defibrillators did all those years ago. Add that to the christmas list (as well as a shiny new rig) hehehe Scottymedic I want one i want one :shock:

Hey guys, I know this forum is a wee bit old, but come on, you should all know me by know to know I like to bring them back to life... I prefer the Philips brands such as the heartstart first aid for first responders, the fact of them telling the person how to do cpr, as well as the ability to do pediatric defibrillation rocks. Small and lightweight. In terms of the other questions, alot of places i have seen still have either a manual defibrillator, or some places have no defib at all. At my college there is a lifepak ten, which is locked in the nursing supplies room, out of everyone on campus, there would probably be only 3 of us (The doctor on campus, one lecturer and myself) trained and certified to use it. I was fighting for an AED for the facility and they said no. Scares me, ah well i have left that college and am taking 6 months break to finish other projects. hehehehe Im back with EMT city and looking forward to getting into the posts again Scottymedic The one, the only, Who else would you expect