Things that would make a medic have a stroke

[Kavsuvb]

If your the EMS crew and you roll up on to this, what's the first thing that comes out of your mind.

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[CCCSD]

So what? At least she’s doing something instead of filming.

 

[DrParasite]

fist thing? good job officer... are they great compressions? probably not.. it's hands only CPR, and likely ineffective... but better than nothing, esp since her primary role isn't as a medical provider... should she retake CPR class? sure... but I won't fault someone who does something, vs standing around waiting for EMS to arrive, repeatedly asking for an update on EMS.

Not for nothinging, but If I was a solo responder, doing compressions in the middle of the street with traffic whizzing by, my compressions would likely suck also. I would have tried to drag the guy onto the sidewalk first, but at least she's doing something.

On Patrol Live Nation | A Fort Lauderdale officer began one person CPR on a pulseless man who collapsed and continued until further assistance arrived | Facebook

A Fort Lauderdale officer began one person CPR on a pulseless man who collapsed and continued until further assistance arrived. Some heroes don't have capes, and she is certainly one of them.

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[Rubicon Bob]

I agree, I'd be happy she was doing anything

I'd certainly try to get her a CPR class, as it's obvious she is willing to help, THAT we can work with

 

[CCCSD]

She was going so fast because it was close to End of Shift and she wanted to not have OT. I Commend her for that, after all, as a taxpayer, I appreciate fiscal responsibility.