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I've looked at all that but seeing as how I already have windows 7 and a legal cd-key I don't see why I should have to pay for another copy.

So as most everyone knows companies don't give a windows cd with a new comp anymore. I have googled and googled my way through many days trying to find the answer to my question. Ok so my question is I have the CD-key for my windows 7 on the bottom of my laptop but no cd. Is there anyway to...

The basic class really isn't all that hard. Like it says it's basic life support. Just remember to study the material your instructor gives you and try not to read to much into it. If you can watch any video's on how to spike a bag or get a CPAP ready then those might help. Not sure what...

Had my final today. Our first semester consisted of patho phsiology/pharmacology/cardiac/documentation stuff/and intro to als. Also we got ACLS in this semester. Next semester we will have phtls and the 3rd semester we will have pals or it may be the other way around lol

All great information. I do know how to recognize BBB's and pathological Q waves and STEMI'S and a few other things but my instructor has told us that all we really need to be concerned with are STEMI'S and basically how many blocks the patients has. I know how to tell hyper/hypokolemia and...

Just wanting to see what you deem concern-able when doing a 12 lead. I know what my instructor has told me but I want to see what else everyone looks for.

On my android phone I use skyscape and on my Ipod I have instant ecg both great apps

Our first semester will be up on the 15th. So not ready for the final especially since my instructor said it will be mainly cardiac and cardiac killed me this semester. Can't wait for ACLS on saturday though.

First semester near complete.. ACLS on saturday and semester final on the 15th. Cardiac has definitely kicked my ***

Its 65 miles one way for my medic classes.. 20-30 minutes is nothing just do it.

thats actually a pretty awesome site chief thanks.

Thanks linuss I will see if barns and noble has it on tues. I understand some but not getting some of it also and its aggravating

Ok so are there any books out there that may put learning cardiac rythms into a easier perspective then my medic book? I've watched some videos on youtube by ecgdoc and its helpful but still not understanding it completely.

Might I suggest that the OP learn proper spelling or the use of spell check? We went through physiology a couple of weeks ago and I didn't think it was all that hard? Also something that one of the guys in my class came up with is cholinergic deals with the colon. Can't remember what he came...

We start IV's on Tue. Already through patho and pharmacology. I think the drug lists we have to memorize is gonna whoop me though.

First all day saturday class in the AM.. Bah I dont wanna get up at 6:30 to go to class :(.. Pharmacology seems pretty interesting though. Glad to be done with patho..

Had our first exam lastnight over 8 chapters.. My instructor messaged me earlier and I got a 87. Not to shabby for a 8 chapter exam I don't think.

I also just finished my first week of medic class. We haven't went over anything hard at all so far just the history and ethics of ems. We will start getting into the harder things in the next 2 weeks. I've already read about 10 chapters of the book and done the study guide and I am now...

So does anyone know where I can get the ACLS and PALS and PHTLS books to download for my e-reader? I've looked on barnes and noble and they dont have any just real books and I will eventually get the real books when I can afford them but for now I'd like to find them to download

try asking on firehouse.com.. may get more responses.