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Now those are some interesting facts!!

WOW thats funny... sometimes very true I'm sure.

Hahaa now thats pretty funny!!

hmm...interesting

Im sure they were talking about Preg Hx; a for abortion p forl ive births

WOW OMG how crazy is that??

Normal glucose levels usually fall between 70 and 150 mg.

Make flash cards with each medication, its indication, and its dose. Then study the flashcards.

haha thats funny the cops ran out of the room!! wow must have still scared you a bit though

CHFD uses Zoll

Just remember, never take a pulse with your thumb, as this will definately happen to you!!

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I doubt they would be helpful at all for C-spine- in fact I would not try it because it could cause further harm. If you dont have a c-collar available, best bet is to manually hold the pt in C-spine until backup or PI arrives

The have the auto BP cuffs in the ER at the hospital I work @ but I've never heard of them being real popular in field work. As far as I know, they are very reliable, but i think its a bit easier in field work to just use the mechanical ones because there is more to them

Yes, good answer. Definately sounds right because I have learned of this in my training. Paramedic Intercept is very important in this situation. Plus, thanks for the info, because there are no poisonous animals in my area si I am very inexperienced with field work involving poisinous animals

Wow lucky I'm sure the cold contributed to this because it slows the body's functions down

OMG thats horrible!! I bet they have a lawsuit coming!!

has anyone used one? Is it any different from a regular defib?

Right now, the AHA is discussing no-breath CPR (just compressions, no 30:2 ratio in patients with witnessed cardiac arrest and collapse). What are your views on this?