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Ask me no questions I'll tell you no lies.

I've seen them more in the ICU and some tele and med surge units in Washington and Idaho. I think there was an ER in WA that had them but I really cannot remember. So to answer your question, no they are not common. Most places just abide by the wipe the hub for 10 seconds before you use it.

The better question is why am I not building a MBT in my garage? Now I'm curious if there are any NFA or whatever laws against it... Humm?

Just bought the last parts I needed to build my MTB... It's sad when the entire project costs the same as my mortgage payment. 😭

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We have narcan for that

Don't you mean Pete? 🙃

I say they should mandate a Chinook.

Bagpipes are hard.... Like rub your belly and pat your head hard... While riding a unicycle.

Luckily Idaho as of 2021 had a fully funded pension.

Idaho has a fairly good defined benefits pension for all government employees. The other benefits vary depending on what they offer.

I poke my head in... But keep to myself usually

I've given fentanyl and caused anaphylaxis. Though it could have also been the zofran... 🤔 But never heard of fentanyl to treat anaphylaxis.

*Waves back*

So... Last I checked... And I doubt it changed. Is the Medic One Medic units are paramedic ALS. Everyone else is BLS. Aid car is BLS. Private ambulance is BLS (unless it is CCT and those usually only do IFT). Not sure that makes sense... It's been a busy day at work and my head not work so...

There are days I wish that's all that was behind my name.

And very waterproof. I swim with the thing. Can't remember it's depth. But it's waterproof. Edit: 100m or 10atm per Garmin

Yes it does. Works great when I'm hiking.

Fenix 5. Big but love the thing

Here's a good write up from some well respected lawyers in the industry. https://www.ems1.com/ambulance/articles/ambulances-held-hostage-can-the-hospital-make-you-stay-jQESFoe1BQTrtUYc/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=referral