Recent content by Boduke

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Haha yeah I heard about that student. I just finished the lecture portion here at CCCC and the instructor made sure that we absolutely do not touch a cot with a patient on it. He said that if our observer said it was ok to respectfully turn it down. It was his #1 stressor

I would assume being able to talk and have a conversation with a patient would be much more comforting to a pt

most definitely A&P

I would assume it's different. I was told we had to wear our uniforms that way nurses can know we're students just to keep an eye on us I would assume

I can't post a link because I don't have enough posts but in google, type in trauma assessment. The first link is a pdf file that my class uses. It's basically a step by step process. Hope it helps!

That does seem like a cool program. Over here in Texas at my school, it's 6 months EMT-B and then straight to EMT-P school for a year and a half