Search results

Trauma surgeon is a lifesaver for Dallas police unit 07:17 AM CDT on Tuesday, July 12, 2005 By KATHRYN YEGGE / Special Contributor to The Dallas Morning News In a skyscraper high above downtown Dallas, the city's SWAT team suits up and waits to hit its target – two suspects wanted on...

seems to me like they give you oxygen just cuz they have a big tank of it.:blink:

coulda just did antibiotics depending on how far along it was.

my bad. 2 ampules of .5mg. i never seen an 'ampule' of atropine. i seen it in prefilled 1mg syringes though.

i make that without overtime, actually im makin between 50-55k without OT. but the fire kids are making more than that. it helps to have a union that squeals everytime you feel slighted.

http://www.atcems.org/Careers/ Tactical and HazMat Paramedic Ambulances The Austin-Travis County EMS (A/TCEMS) Tactical Paramedic Team directly supports the Austin Police Department SWAT team providing immediate on-scene advanced life support medical care to tactical team members...

i was just going to say that. theres also only .5 of atropine available, great for a first round pedi code. I like how theres actually a sheet provided to tell the flight attendants what the drugs are for. ya think they really care? i like the 'non-narcotic pain relief' of 325mg of ASA as well.

Did I read this correctly? b/p 64/p, pulse is regular but ranged from 140 bpm down to about 40, and back up at varying times. only two meds that we could find were macrobid and atenolol. BP is 64 palp? atenolol overdose?