Recent content by Grady_emt

Or you have the rookie PD officer spray a pt in the back of the truck....earned him 16hr suspension.

My dad had an old CJ for the longest, then got a YJ in '95, so I've always wanted one. I finally did in Feb and have been wrenching on it since then. Saving up to re-gear and hopefully upgrade the D35 in the rear before too long.

Ahhhh the classic CJ, personally i think it stands for "Classic Jeep" Mine's and 03' TJ

i changed the oil, transmission fluid, transfer case fluid, both differential fluids and flushed the radiator in my JEEP. On the list for tomorrow is New brakes and washing/polishing/waxing

Jimi Hendrix "All Along the Watchtower" Dave Matthews Band "Two Step" Ozzy Osbourne "Crazy Train"

Let me just say that I was only speaking on the interstate with the larger right hand shoulder. On surface streets I go left, or if there is a raised median, then may split between the two lanes down the middle.

DUI, well then I would'nt let him be on the truck anyway, it should have never reached the point of him being in the unit. That's why supervisors were made, and I think this is one of the rare circumstances where I would refuse to run a call.

And from the scene to the hospital. Last officer down call I ran, there were 3 lights to the interstate all of which were blocked, every on-ramp was blocked to the interstate, and the 3 lights off the exit were blocked. There were 5 motor units infront of our unit and 2 cars behind. IF...

You're at the Grungies???? What shift?

1986, and yes, a few times. We even get students from Wyoming, Utah, and Army Rangers coming through as well.

We do??? Year and everything?

City of Atlanta GA, 132.4 square miles (343 km2), 537,958 persons as a baseline population that increases during the day to nearly 1 million with commuters. We are a full ALS 911 service and run approx 28-34 units on dayshift and drop to 12-16 during our lowest point at night. So if im...

No, the stretcher is latched in all the way, it is right up on the doors as you noted. Having already put a pt in one with a traction splint, place the pt on a LBB and then have that hanging off the head of the stretcher acts as an extension of the stretcher and allows the traction splint to...

The 90 day tag from the manufacturer is taped in the pt comp window, just can't see it with the lighting and tint on the window. Snow....whats that?

My understanding is that they are trying to justify the logistical aspect of it for more agencies. Like I said, I havent had our inservice on the study yet, it was just mentioned in a CQI meeting. We will be participating as a pre-hospital EMS agency, not hospital wide.