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Jeremiah Johnson is his best movie... prove me wrong.

Ha most certainly not.

Well... watch out on the road ladies and gents. Ya boy is now driving the fire engine...

Huh? I need you to dumb that down so I can understand... preferably drawn in red crayon.

Jim, you are dangerously close to the "my NREMT shut off at question #__ did I pass?" style posts. I'm sure you did fine buddy.

I typically do, but it goes the opposite way and then I get a forced vacation from here.

Try being an OU fan... Boomer Sooner.

Wait... you actually get sleep? Must be nice.

CA firefighter here, never even heard of it until now.

In the 100% directionless thread... c'mon Rob, let the thread stay true to its non-EMS related topics.

If you're knock knock knocking on Heavens door I probably wouldn't. But early 30's? Hell, I know new probie firefighters older than that.

It died with the advent of transitional attack... either make an interior push and take some heat or setup defensive.

Personally I don't vote professionally. My job is a government job and with the laws in place I cannot make less money than what I currently make nor can I lose my retirement. It's signed into state law. I vote personally, I vote with what aligns with my ethics, morals, and beliefs. I believe we...

And higher taxes on tobacco and Zyn's...

So assuming the 12 lead shows AFib RVR, I would give a 250 bolus PRN. Emphasis on PRN, the pressure is great considering the wide range of heart rate. I would treat the CP as stated in the OP and consider fentanyl if it doesn't subside. What I have available to me as options for the AFib is...

AMR would run that as a frontline ALS unit.

Or Stalin with literally anyone... I will say though... that picture is hard AF... get grazed by a bulled that misses your temple by millimeters, tell your secret service agents to wait while you put your shoes on, put your fist into the air and say "fight" into the mic as you walk off the...

In the prehospital setting its simply "small" talk while I'm assessing/treating. It's nothing to ask for a drivers license or ID which will have 90% of the info you will need. I must be misunderstanding your question or it's just that basic that I'm having trouble comprehending it. If time...

Shouldn't you be doing documentation on every patient? Perhaps in the form of a patient care report (PCR)?