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I dont have any experiences one way or another, but i did have a question. my instructor was telling us that they took out elevation and pressure points here, so now we just got straight from direct pressure to tk. does anyone else know anything about this?

I would love to have more ride time, but the school I'm going to only lets First Responder students do one ride. thank you all for the advice I'll keep it all in mind for sure and let you all know how it goes.

Heres me, bout a year and a half ago

So my first (and only) ride out for this semester is next Sunday. I know all the stuff I was supposed to learn, and think I am ready for it, but I havent ever even seen the inside of an ambulance. lol Anybody have any advice?

My MFR Instructor was talking about checking responsiveness last night, and was very adamant about us using the sternum rub rather then anything else, and it created quite a heated debate in the class. Personally I think the trap squeeze is a much better method. (not that I'm in any place to...

i want one!!!

I have had a Kershaw Junkyard Dog II for a while, but just bought a Schrade X-Timer yesterday.

I'm not an EMT yet, but I've had a Kershaw Junkyard Dog II for about a year now and love it. Kershaws aren't friendly towards your wallet, but they are great knives.

Still pretty funny, despite the spelling errors.

lol i love cash cab

lmao i need a huge dose of that

LMAO 10char

WHYYYYYYYYYYY!?!?! i just had that song leave my head *cries*

Hey thanks for your query, I have checked out everything about you and I predict that your ideal job Ryan is anything where you can kiss ***. Good luck in your new career. make sure i bring a toothbrush and toothpaste to work.....

Silent, but deadly :P

Being a First Responder student and very new to the EMS field, I am in no position to place an arguement, but I do agree with Aj. It seems to me care would be better on site then while in transport.

ok i get. thanks sasha ^_^

this is gonna sound really dumb, and im terribly sorry for that, but what is the difference between a lease and finance?:blush:

Hey everyone. My name is Ryan, and I turn 19 this month. I'm currently a First Responder student, hoping to go all the way to EMT-P. I'm very new to the EMS field. Grew up wanting to be a soldier, but a fractured tib during my second to last week of basic killed that. So I came home and started...

I agree here. Most of the time things can be resolved just by telling them you arent there to take their crap.