Joe
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So without starting another civil war about a tv show that was canceled and now appears on netflix i have a legit question on how to handle this call.
long story short:
Pt falls back off some stairs and is impailed through his abdomen by i verticle piece of rebar. according to medic no arteries are hit and there isnt major bleeding. pt is stable and they are preparing for transport. the rebar is laid out in a flat grid with the verticle rebar anchoring into the ground. my real question is how do you get this guy out if the is stuck in the rebar and you cant cut out from beneath him? even if you cut out the grid he is still stuck in the ground. do you lift him off?
just something i dont remember covered much in depth in school
unrelated: they lifted him and nicked an artery and the medic had to do field surgery and suture the arteries closed while on the radio with a doc in the copter. magically it worked and he lived.
long story short:
Pt falls back off some stairs and is impailed through his abdomen by i verticle piece of rebar. according to medic no arteries are hit and there isnt major bleeding. pt is stable and they are preparing for transport. the rebar is laid out in a flat grid with the verticle rebar anchoring into the ground. my real question is how do you get this guy out if the is stuck in the rebar and you cant cut out from beneath him? even if you cut out the grid he is still stuck in the ground. do you lift him off?
just something i dont remember covered much in depth in school
unrelated: they lifted him and nicked an artery and the medic had to do field surgery and suture the arteries closed while on the radio with a doc in the copter. magically it worked and he lived.