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I just had the hardest time every reading your topic :wacko:

I'm proud to say i passed the Advanced Airway practical exams last night in my Basic class. =] I definitely prefer the Miller in Adults and Children, Macintosh in infants. This is only from experience on dummies though, I'm sure once i get in the field my opinion may change.

heyy I'm a newbie but WB!

Its Kelvin.

I did nothing, just what I remember from anatomy class in high school.

Usually during the first 24 hours you can tell by body temp depending on body mass, air temp, etc. I think the normal rate for temp. drop is 0.80 K/hr.

All garbagemen have uniforms, why don't people who save lives?

The car isn't on fire, Pole two was about 20 feet from the car, after this part I don't remember too much. I'm just wondering what happened after this point seeing that the next thing i remember is being in the hospital. It happened about three years ago.

It is around 3 pm, school is letting out and you get called to the scene of a single car accident. High speed impact on two telephone poles. Front is compacted by first impact. Backseats and trunk are ripped apart by second impact. Car is sitting horizontal blocking the road. Two pts, male 16...

I think thats what I'm gonna do. Thank y'all for the help. Do you have to get certified in Ohio separate from NREMT or would they use that certification as basis for state certification too?

If you get certified with NREMT, can it act as a state certification too? I live in Ohio and am planning to move to Louisiana, so advice for either state would be helpful.

Ohio doesn't have it. Sorry no link, only what I've learned.