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I do not work for HCMC, but my service is in the same system. There have been changes in our protocols that allows a medic to give Ketamine for pain control, ped's sedation. My use of it has increased because of these changes. Also HCMC has had a very large change in personnel and it is...

Sorry for your loss.:(

Did they start you at the 9 year level?

They have announced who will be the investigator. www.startribune.com/sally-yates-to-lead-ketamine-investigation/486303061

How many years of experience?

End of an era, our last slant side Braun has been retired to the boneyard.

You just cannot make some of this stuff up.

Thank you. I am not very familiar with that service. We are at opposite ends of the Metro.

The class does look interesting. What website are you looking at where they are using the vent? Life Link3?

Sorry, I have not heard anything about it.

15+ inches of snow. I am so over winter.

Ft: Medic Pt: Medic When ever I feel like it: Medic, moved to a very rural area of the state. They are always looking for help.

Thanks for the info.

Sorry about that. It would be for one that is actively seizing.

Our system has added a suspected eclampsia protocol. We are suppose to give 4 gms of Mag Sulfate over 10 minutes. Just wondering if anyone here has experience in doing this without using a pump? I have been testing different IV sizes with 250 and 500 cc bags along with different drip chambers...

Along with a few American SAMs.

Vests are an option for us to buy. If you buy it with company money, then you are required to wear it. I do not have one.

I wear a watch. As for work, I use it to count a pulse on a pt. that has a very irregular pulse rate or I am getting vitals without a monitor.

Once again the Vikings did not fail to disappoint. Good thing we got a bunch of snow. People and the media focused on that. Bring on the Super Bowel. Hoping for more snow.

From my experience ROSC pts. get more IVs because of AEDs or first shock conversion from us. IOs are the first line access for us if one remains in cardiac arrest..