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just my 2 cents from ireland. if you can visit here, its a beautiful country. fly into dublin and do the city stuff for a while then get out of the city fast, theres so much more in ireland then dublin. dublin is cool for some history, the guiness store house/factory, musics venues and...

gerri halliwell? so you fancy a bit of ginger spice and girl power?? hahaha

while i was in new york: this place really spoke to me, such a quiet small building on spring st

dublin ireland: various other shots by me used to do alot of motorsport photography in my spare time

i was being a tad scarcastic in the last paragraph. with the broken toe though, what if they had a low bgl causing them to become disorientated and break said toe? my opnion is, all our tools of the trade can be used to our advantage to build up a picture of whats going and what has gone on...

so anyways, guess none of you were listening in class when the instructor said positive electrical impulses toward the electrode create a upward wave on the screen, and the oppasite causes a downward wave. i was simply asking what may cause such a wave in a non sympthomatic patient?? what if i...

thanks frostbite for sticking up for me. to the rest of you, holy jesus i'd hate to get sick in america and have to call for an ambulance if i had to listen to attitudes like you. we dont charge for ems/ambulances in ireland like you, so no matter what was used in the ambulance it doesnt cost...

thanks for the advice. rule of thumb here though if you get a trip in the ambulance you get the full works, i suppose i wasnt going to sit there staring in an awkward silence for the 10 min trip to the ED. no access to a 12 lead here, its not an emt skill. just thought if fire a quick picture...

off duty, wallet, keys and my 2 phones. i cant stand my pockets being over full, it feels weird when walking

lead placement was on the chest, and electrodes were in correct position. i always double check. is situs inversus all that common? now that you mention it the patient had a work related injury effecting his entire left side focused around his shoulder going down along his mid axillary line

hey guys, thought id run this by you for a second opnion. treated a patient for some un related leg trauma today and besides dealing with that i done a full set of vitals. 25 y/o male vitals where: p:77 resps: 14 bp:124/84 bgl: 4.7 mmo/l pupils: perrl size 5 a&ox3 ran an ecg on...

happy st Patricks day to all!! crazy day here, americans out number us by atleast 2 to 1 lol met some very friendly american people too. a fire cheif from pennsylvaina i think its spelled got me into a picture with him outside my ambulance holding his services patch, was a really nice guy...

apperently was the media over dramatising this. was supposed to be a 3rd manning observer who went out for a while

me too... such a good show! id love the dvd box set

ouch.. what an idiot he ovbiously didnt check his mirrors before he switched lanes. id claim his insurance, you can bet if you done the same to him, he'd try to screw you!

thanks for the link, really good show. ive watched 3 so far. the look on the guys face as the neonate let out its frist cry, a look of pure relief!!

currently in ireland, barb removal itself is an ils skill

all you can do is practice, as they say practice makes perfect! by codes im assuming drugs codes and call classification codes etc?

i prefare 8 in, more ankle support and stops mud/water getting your socks wet as you can walk into deeper puddles