I'm 5'10" and weigh around 160lbs, in a Aureus International suit, I'm wearing a 40L. It seems to be the best fit I've found so far; I have plenty of room to move, without it being overly baggy.
I'm a little late to the party, but out in Oregon, my base pay is around $70,000/year working 48 hours a week. That's in addition to the best benefits package I've had thus far in EMS.
We just bought a brewing kit from one of the local brew shops, and have built off of that. Initially we purchased:
2 - 5 gallon glass carboys
1 - stainless steel kettle
Then of course the kit comes with the the siphoning tubing, carboy brush, hydrometer, capper, sanitizer, racking cane...
I know someone asked this already, but how was the ETCO2 measured? Was it through a nasal cannula, or was it monitored after she was intubated?
If she was breathing primarily through her mouth, then you'll obviously have a skewed reading if you're using a cannula to monitor capnography. That...
Well yeah, who doesn't...they're full of chocolate and caramel goodness. ;)
Haha, yes sir. It's been awhile, but I'm still here. I get so easily distracted by other things in my life like cars, guns, and other randoms. :P
I will agree that it would have been nice to RSI this lady, but I understand that you don't have that option. However, I would probably be a little hesitant to RSI her if she was my patient, considering that we only have Versed as an induction agent, and with a pressure of 60/38, I wouldn't be...
Yup, we carry 30 mg morphine and 500 mcg fentanyl on our rigs.
I'm curious, what's your opinion on giving NTG in an RVI if you provide a fluid bolus first to increase preload?