You do know those fuses are to save the electrical system of the car from getting destroyed right? I wouldn't recommend it. But I give it a 7 for funny.
Anyone who has ever tried to wash sulfuric acid off with water knows exactly why water is not always best. Wipe with a towel first please. A Dry chemical fire extinguisher's powder can also be used to absorb liquids because they are designed to be non-reactive.
lol. I like to have a lot of pockets for things. That way when I respond direct to scene I have some of the things I might need right away.
I think I could definitely corner the market for winter EMT gear. It doesn't seem very common.
I have been struggling to find a really nice pair of EMT pants complete with an assortment of pockets shear loops and other traditional bdu features. But I want them to be lined with flannel or some other warm material. The best I have found so far is a pair of 5.11 tactical pants but they do...
WHAT?!
hardly go wrong? I think what you say is based on ignorance. You can DEFINITELY mess up with a combi-tube. Most basics that I've met cannot discern between their own breath sounds and their patient's in the back of a bouncing rig.A Combi-Tube uses two lumens because it has a possibility...
I'd like to note that there is a maneuver for performing CPR without giving mouth-to-mouth breaths in the situation where a BVM or pocket-mask is unavailable. The Silvester Method maintains normal chest compressions while replacing the breaths with a technique wherein the arms of the pt are...
Narratives FTW!
I find that everyone can read a narrative and most people can write them except for dislexic members. SOAP and CHART can be confusing sometimes even though they have been standard in medecine for at least 100 years.
Pulse pressure can give you a good idea of how hard the heart is pumping in comparison to the diastolic arterial pressure. Like most other vital sign findings, the relevance of this data is only visible in a trend. For instance: in a patient with no visible external bleeding, a dropping pulse...
Our state guidelines say that oral glucose should not be administered unless the patient is still AOx3 due to the fact that oral glucose can create an airway problem in patients who are not in full control of their mouth/airway. This is ridiculous because it means our only alternative once they...
The pain is definitely something that might be a problem with a person with a rhythm like that... sound like a gentle breeze could put them into a full arrest...