"Paramedics explored every opportunity to get them out of the vehicle. However, in the end they had to get the fire service to cut the roof off and take them out on back boards.
This was actually on a Facebook page, "The Paramedic's Edge".
There are people over there trying to justify it. " By putting those patients in a car that car became part of the scene."
Just to be a quarterback, how about busting out the back window and sliding the pt out through that on a board and KED?
Hence the "E" in "K E D".<_<
Oh, wait. Wasn't that car's owner the abusive ex-spouse of the on-scene commander?
FD isn't obligated to replace it, any more than the police are obligated to repair or clean your house after they toss it and dust it for prints as a crime scene.
your right.FD isn't obligated to replace it, any more than the police are obligated to repair or clean your house after they toss it and dust it for prints as a crime scene.
have you ever actually done that? I chalk that up to an old EMS tale (sorta like LSBs do anything, all patients need a NRB at 15lpm and every patient needs an IV and an ekg to rule out a silent MI)Just to be a quarterback, how about busting out the back window and sliding the pt out through that on a board and KED?