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The cases Dr.****son referenced were not specific per say on the quality of life in his examples, but one thing he referenced often was renal failure in those cases. Jan. 17 1995 Kobe Japan 41,000 Injured, 5,000 died. very little early treatment 54% of victims developed acute renal failure...

I have heard a few such stories, but I am hoping that our advancements in the field are to the point that we will be able to save such patients with agressive actions and correct procedures. Reading that 1st article about earthquake and crush victims by Dr.****son seems like a very promising...

we had a scenario the other day about a patient crushed in a car accident pinned against a dumpster ( real call that my instructor was on ) Ive been thinking about this call for a while as a "what would I do" scenario. 2 large bore IV's, treatment of shock while the Fire Department works...

im a FF / EMT, and i wear fire department shirts all the time... I love my FF shirts, i collect them from all over the planet ( europe, austrila, all over the USA ) :), and no, im nto a yahoo.... i dont wear EMS Pants ... ever.... I dont have any lights on my car.... and hell i atm i dont...

Im a new paramedic student, and its been hard for me to get a good grasp of what drugs do what, and when to use them. My paramedic book seems alittle washy on the topic as well..... any good resources that makes all this clear?