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No, but when they cannot follow commands, or maintain an airway, it becomes a tiny issue. No?

I'm not sure of what neck of the woods your from, but Narcan is pretty popular around here.

So letting them destroy themselves would be the alternative?

I guess it just depends on where you study and work. We do basic ECG interpretation, and must have a solid foundation knowing any cardiac disturbances and pathophysiology behind what's going on. I would be more then happy to show you our scope of practice :)

Diazepam and Naloxone is in the EMT-P scope of practice, not EMT-A. Although, wouldn't it be nice to piss off a chronic heroin user?

STARS runs a critcal care transport program for EMT-P,Nurses and Physicans(have an application if you want it). As for reciprocity in the US with certifications,vice versa i'm not sure. I'm not entirely sure what the difference between FP-C and CCP is or how their scope of practice differs ,but...

wow that happend alot. thanks!

Can some of you seasoned healthcare professionals maybe clue me into what I'm reading here. Here is a direct lesson from class that I am just not clear on. If you have pictures that could help me understand this concept,i'd really appreciate it. thanks so much! The...