Recent content by cprinstructor

A hex on anyone who didn't love Super Troopers.

You refer to yourself as a "medic student"?!? You're going to call yourself a "medic"?!? Since you seem to be such a stickler for legal names and initials, I assume you'll refer to yourself by your correct, legal title, right? Will that legal title be "medic", or will it possibly be something...

And we're talking about how people are referred to, not initials on a badge. If you believe an LPN being referred to as a nurse is incorrect, let alone a felony, you are mistaken. Why? Because an LPN IS a nurse. And as far as an EMT calling themselves a Paramedic, I haven't read anything close...

It sounds like the ones causing the problems are the ones not turning in their gear. I like 94accord's idea.....

There's no need for legal clarification when calling either an LPN or RN a nurse. They're both nurses. Of couse, we all know LPN's that want to be referred to as nurses rather than LPN's, just as there are paramedics that don't like being referred to as an EMT-P.

That's how I see it; RN's and LPN's are both nurses, MD's and DO's are both doctors. All EMT grades are medics in my book; just as all paramedics, Int. and Basics are EMT's.

Has it hit anywhere in Texas yet? I keep seeing Brownsville on the news, but nothing about damage.

Hands down, it's House.

Stuck with 2 mini-vans.....I miss my ole Bronco......