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STEMI | On the "Bus"
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December 23, 2009. I almost always enjoy working with medics, and this past Sunday was no exception. I’ve been entertaining the idea of going to paramedic school prior to medical school, and with that thought in mind I have been studying a bit of ECG interpretation along with the ALS protocols for my city. 8221; (ignore my terrible Russian spelling, this is roughly how it sounds though). which translates to “chest pain? 8220;Da. Da” … “yes, yes”. I have the 3-lead by now, and it shows some ST elevations ...
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Dispatches from the Street: December 2007
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Dispatches from the Street. Rants, Raves and Stories from the mud, the blood and the beer. Twenty Six Years as a Firefighter/Paramedic. Friday, December 14, 2007. The Knife and Gun Club. I pulled on my pants and walked to the front door and looked out through the peephole. It was a good one, and gave me the 360 view of outside. There was no one there. I thought I had been dreaming and went back to the dorm and got a couple of hours sleep. I turned around and wrestled him to the ground. My partner lay...
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Dispatches from the Street: What Separates Us
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Dispatches from the Street. Rants, Raves and Stories from the mud, the blood and the beer. Twenty Six Years as a Firefighter/Paramedic. Monday, September 28, 2009. Do you have any good stories? 8221; But to us, these people are not just stories. They are people who bleed. Who cry. Who die. So you answer “Ah, nothing much happened.” Because when we tell a story if it is for the vicarious thrill of somebody, it diminishes the pain of the victim and our efforts. Posted by Roger Huder. Thanks so much. It...
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Dispatches from the Street: April 2008
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Dispatches from the Street. Rants, Raves and Stories from the mud, the blood and the beer. Twenty Six Years as a Firefighter/Paramedic. Wednesday, April 30, 2008. It's Okay We're Here Now. 160; . 160; . 160; . 160; . 160; . Finally after a couple weeks of letting this fear get in the way of my professional and personal life. I made an appointment to see my doctor. 160; . 160; . 8220;I think it is best if we go ahead and test you.”. 8220;Yeah,...
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Nervous System Overview | On the "Bus"
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April 30, 2010. I’m going to try a new type of post here, probably not very interesting to most, but it will be helpful for me and other paramedic students out there. Inspired by: http:/ www.rhmedicclass.com. Another medic student in NYC, although I’m not sure which school he/she attends, it isn’t mine. The Nervous System Organization. The CNS and PNS are connected by afferent or efferent nerves. A. Fferent sends signals a. Way from the PNS and to the CNS, while e. Neurons are cells that communicate with...
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Intox | On the "Bus"
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August 6, 2010. As anyone working in a big city in paramedicine knows, we often get sent to “unconscious” patients that end up being a drunk that decided to catch some Z’s in the middle of the street. We had one such call today, at 4pm in the afternoon. We picked up and onto our stretcher and into the truck. After enjoying a nice sternal rub he woke up. Of course he denied drinking, and then the following exchange:. Intox: “why am I here? Me: “you were sleeping in the street”. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Woodworking | On the "Bus"
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July 17, 2010. The middle-aged Hispanic male that presented to the ER today after cutting his hand open with a circular saw unnecessarily reminded me that power tools are indeed sharp, and probably should not be used when your hand is in the line of fire. Yes, you may have your morphine. Ow. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. My Life in A&E.
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Sick | On the "Bus"
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August 5, 2010. Within EMS, when we are dispatched to a “sick job”, it’s a BLS emergency (meaning EMT’s are sent, not paramedics) because it’s assumed to be a less serious patient. But, in medicine, if a doctor asks a colleague to come see a “sick” patient, it means he/she believes that person is seriously ill. It’s the EMS equivalent of a “legit” job. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). My Life in A&E.
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Nothing is impossible: August 2012
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Sunday, 5 August 2012. Ultimate Autumn/winter 2012 wish list. Full time job on the 3. Of September eek excited. Each outfit is entirely from one website so im going to also review the site below the outfit! Evening for me as a Geordie is about fashion and 99.999% of the time being freezing, if your more sensible these shorts could be teamed with a blouse with a pretty collar or similar. Ive added two pairs of shoes as ive just gotta have both they are AMAZING. If I was you id get these short ...Topshop- ...
