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your good to go then haha

yeah it is protocol to contact medical direction you are rite.

i have my cert and not license yet iv been to overwhelmed with a full time job and school to go and take it iv been refreshing here and there, but id haft to check the dmv law and see the coverage.

this is very true i guess i should choose wisely on who i help such as friends family, and it is true if i was brought to court and i followed protocol id still haft to have attorney and bills even if i were to win the case.

here in Kern county the DNR order hast to be present, other wise you do what you can to keep them alive, if the family gets mad they cant do anything without the DNR order with them, you are just doing your job and following protocol.

Especially when your tought one way in class and told to answer another way on the nremt test

Rapid trauma is checking the head neck torso palpating all 4 quadrants, checking the legs and arms and assesing pms pulse motor sensation and also checking the back as you log role them.

i do this with my rapid trauma assessment still, I'm just meaning its the same assessment you take just later in the ambulance and you cut the close away, but i thanks for the details. ;)

I'm Brandon I'm out of Bakersfield, i have had my EMT-B cert for a little over a year, i am looking to get my license but i have just been distracted with going to work and school full time but i will get it eventually. I want to be a flight nurse in SLO County, i will be doing the LVN to RN...

the scene i was on i stayed till pd showed up, there was an off duty fire fighter on scene, sense i had to go to work, before i left i made sure he had his EMT do to not being able to leave a patients in care of someone with less training.

i see thanks for the link

haha sorry trying to keep things fresh it has been a wile I'm so busy with work and school to be able to study i need to read the book over again and buy another work book for it. yeah it basically is the rapid trauma without cutting close away

correct me if i am wrong, but don't unconscious patients all get flip and strip which falls under physical detailed exam? sorry for bringing up an old post

i keep a trauma bag in my truck just in case, i came up on a car accident ware a guy hit a tree and i couldn't touch him, do to the bsi. After that i bought a bag and a c-collar just enough to get the job don. i was tought if you do work for am ambulance company and someone you know sees you...