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It all depends. Most of the time I put the reason they were at the hospital. Like: Pt C/O Pneumonia S/P treatment. Pt C/O S/P CVA with left sided weakness. Pt C/O COPD exacerbation. Pt is S/P fall. Pt was evaluated at ER with negative findings and was cleared by hospital staff to return to...

In the back of the truck by the side door where it stays till i need it... If I forget i have it on me, it is around my neck

thats fine.... still not getting it and i may possibly fight in court if they mandate it

I have never gotten a Flu shot... I will never until they force me... On that note: How can someone force you to put something in your body that you want nor choose to take. I don't understand how a flu shot needs to be mandatory. another note: H1N1 flu shot has been around for awhile... There...

I see this all the time... I think the only emergency vehicles they move right away for is a fire truck. because they know that the fire truck could put a world of hurt if they hit them...

Welcome. Good luck with class this time around...

welcome Rob. Good luck with class...

Hi, Mo. My name is Farva. I am an EMT in MA and a NREMT

www.amr.net the service I work for. www.nemsausa.org my union. www.acushnet.ma.us/ems.htm a town I might work for PT. www.bostonmedflight.org Boston Medflight. www.fairhavenfire.org Fairhaven Ma, Fire/EMS www.newbedford-ma.gov/ems/introduction.html New Bedford EMS...

Lets see... First of all, in my personal opinion, the medics handled the call wrong. If you look at the instructions on the package of the C-collar states: To be used by Trained Medical Personal. It is fine that the Pt wanted to AMA herself, but I would have never left the C-collar on the Pt...

Eastern MA. From Dartmouth to Boston, Cape Cod to Attleboro, Worchester to Plymouth and everywhere in between.

From what I have been told and was taught in school.... For MA: We need what is called a Comfort Care (MA's DNR form [CC]) which has to be completely filled out with all required signatures and dates. Our CC is all or nothing. We don't follow SNF's or Hosp's DNRs. We don't follow DNI's and we...

there is a reason that AMR trucks have the map of the US on the truck... it is so when the crews find themselves in a place they don't know, they can find their way back... :P trust me, there isn't a town in MA that i haven't been to or driven through... all I can say is thank god...

working a double time and a half ot shift from 2300 to 0700, hoping that our usall nieghborhood drunks forget how to drink for a night...

I guess they have a very low call volume.... the chief should give them more station duties, from watching the video, the trucks and the garage is clean, I suggest paint the fence or wax on wax off...

it is kinda funny to see a normal size man kneeling and pretending to be a midgit...

Some of our crews use SNR's [pronounced Sner's (Services Not Rendered)]. but as for TURFing, as others have said, it is basically giving a Pt to another service. I also heard it used for a service who turf's their own call to another sector or take a call in their own sector.

The Postal worker has the right-of-way. they can go through the light or the stop sign with out stopping due to the fact that they could be carrying a declaration of war.

Ian, and JP. I know this is tragic, but those kids and grandfather should not be crossing 138. that is a very, very dangerous rd. I wouldn't even cross it and i am 27. and i can walk (sometimes) and run.

Nope Hotel, us gringos can't post here...... lmfao