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I have an interview with AmeriCare today as well. I am a little nervous, this is my first interview for an ambulance company so I really dont know what to expect. Either way it will be a learning experience. I do plan on dressing nice despite being said to wear a T shirt and what not though.

A block involving 2 or more consecutive sinus P waves are sometimes referred to as high-grade AV block. In high-grade AV block, some beats are conducted in contrast to third-degree AV block. high grade AV block could be the same as Mobitz II advanced

well in your case the collapse was unwitnessed so you would do 2 minutes of CPR (5 30:2 cycles) if pulseless then apply the AED and depending on what AED you have the rest is just instructions from the machine. If the patient had a pulse then you would give PPV per BVM Only if the collapse was...

my instructor recommended emtquiz.com... its a bit expensive but all his previous students say it was the best thing they have ever used. that as well as reviewing the key terms in whatever book you are using and making sure you know the objectives in the book! Best of Luck!

Just a thought but maybe if you inflate a BP high enough near the deltoid to maybe like 100 mm/hg you may be able to feel it easier but thats only if time permits as well as the patient's status!