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We have a team made up of department members and off site staff, with a facility well out of the city for inpatient tx of stress, substance abuse and related issues. Strictly voluntary and confidential. Those who have used it seem to think it was a good idea. http://onsiteacademy.org/5.html

We have a team made up of department members and off site staff, with a facility well out of the city for inpatient tx of stress, substance abuse and related issues. Strictly voluntary and confidential. Those who have used it seem to think it was a good idea.

That is too funny!:rofl: I hope you at least got a certificate with orders, it would be nice to have it show up on your DD 214 at the end of your stay.

vasoline gauze and the foil packaging it comes in.

Boston and Worcester, Mass.

Was a CT angio done?

What department you get on?

Vasopressin is an option for those systems that carry it, pouring saline into these patients just hastens death.

I'm wondering why the OP would call for ALS and then "chill" for 10 minutes waiting for them? If you think the patient is ill enough to warrant ALS, perhaps driving towards a hospital would be a better idea. With that said, the patient is w/o complaint. I'm not in the habit of treating a...

ideally you should have been covered, however I have no idea how many other patients they were tending to or what other circumstances were involved. At the very least you now have a patients point of view and will be that much more attentive to preserving a patients privacy when practical.

Boston, King Co. Washington, Pittsburgh.

Schofield, nice duty station, when you are actually on the rock. Wolfhounds!

Epinephrine.

To be honest, I think the OEMS inspectors are harder on BEMS, but I could be mistaken. I can tell you they have gigged them on some really stupid things, aluminum foil for example. The protocols are guidelines, I can't recall ever having issues with the State regarding patient care, if the...

Really? Last I checked BEMS is subjected to annual inspection like every other service in the State, as for OEMS "guidelines", they are just that, guidelines.

Bad day as it where, my attack on your status as a student was uncalled for, and at the end of the day, I enjoyed the discussion. Perhaps I envy you just a bit, I am happily married with two beautiful girls (karma, long story :P) and couldn't ask for more. I strive to be the best at what I do...

The topic was Narcan, so your are still a ways off.

Try to focus on the topic you raised, Narcan, your disdain for U.S. EMS is obvious, and I am on board with the need to revamp the educational requirements.

Maybe, although Oxy's are a huge problem here, when they can't find the clean burning pharmacy grade stuff they end up on H.