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Anjel that's really cool! Could you work out during shift, and still respond in a timely manner?

Haha that sucks man. Doesn't really make sense though

Answers are: A. 3.5 mL B. 3 mL C. 4.5 mL D. 4 mL

Hi guys, I'm currently taking the advanced course online. I'm in the pharmacology section of the book and am kind of struggling with the math/conversion questions. I don't really have very many people to ask, so I thought I'd turn to you guys. Here it is: During an attempted resuscitation...

Hey all, Let's see some pictures of your station gym. What kind of equipment you have and what not. I'll take some pics when I'm on shift next.

Play some grab arm and they will come around.

The person above me only cooks with his apron on. Hehe :)

The person above me is an empty minded twit :D

Let's hear it. What's something nobody knows about the person who posted above you? This thread is mainly to poke fun at each other :)

Make some homemade gym equipment. That's what our station did. Here, check this site out: http://greatist.com/fitness/21-diy-gym-equipment-projects-make-home

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Buy a box of uncrustables

Hey Brooklyn! Glad to see you wanting to pursue a career in EMS. Take into consideration though, you will be disrespected, you will not get paid much, you will get sh** on, and you will not save every patient. EMS is mentally and physically demanding. I'd suggest hitting up your local...

I know I'm kind of late (really late! :D) . But congratulations on passing!! Huge accomplishment!!

Hey AI! I think it's cool you want to go for something you've always wanted. I became an EMT back in January, joined a department as a volunteer, and have found it to be great. My confidence has risen and overall I feel a lot better about myself. Helping people does that to you, and you can't...

How about working out when you guys are sick? What do you do? I decided to take the last couple days off, and feel bloated and fat.

Thanks for the replies guys. Yeah looking back on it I think it would've been best to put her in a position of comfort for her. Thanks too for clearing up the shock position question. It would've been good to get her b/g too! Always helps to be able to run scenarios by others to learn from them!

The other day I was staged at a bike ride event with a fellow volunteer who is also a basic. This was both our first time away from the paid guys. At the very end of the day we had a patient who experienced nausea, headache, and light headedness/dizziness. I chalked it up to heat exhaustion...

I think that kid was an actor on Dexter.

I appreciate all of your replies!