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Dude, WHOA! no need. Chillax. lol We dont stop. thats just how people do it... its an unsaid protocol dude. chill.

lawl my bad... yea... nothing found as in nothing MAJOR found as in NO pulses... idk.. my mind was shot... i'm still shot from that... :/ the written is tomorrow... I'm even more nervous. i hate written tests.

Yes we did not learn to treat for shock and use the shock position. However.... I PASSED MY PRACTICAL!!!! :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D I'm happy. enuf said. lol

I'm taking the practical tomorrow for my EMT. One of my WORST stations was trauma in the review... i wrote this ALL down by memory. did i miss something? Anything? Sorry for all the sloppiness... Anybody able to get back to me tonight? I'm about to go to bed. I've been awake for over 36...

No arguing necessary as this is a discussion on viewpoints from other people. My state testing for my EMTI is this week btw, so wish me luck! Yes i would agree with you 100% after 10 minutes i rather be dead. However, i still believe that you have to stop at SOME POINT to administer...

Yes i am aware of this 2010 AHA guideline. However, there was VERY little airway management here. and because of the effectiveness of it, there was none. The brain can only live 10 minutes without oxygen. MAX... so yes, while compressions are important, stopping to give the guy some air is still...

I weep for me too. lol ;)

To put it simply, yes. Beatings are considered a trauma situation. You dont know how or where he got hit unless you actually viewed the beating. Immobilization of the spine and neck is KEY and should be treated as a trauma scenario. the means doing DCAPP-BTLS, PMS, HIGH flow oxygen at 15L/min on...

The medics should have had this guy tubed. Sloppy work on the medics part IMO. This is correct for my service. we dont stop. i was doing compressions for almost an hour and a half once... that SUCKED. While my previous statement might have been a little premature, he should have tubed on...