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n-95 and a stick of spearmint.

watched it last night, very good show. are they using blood substitutes in the military yet?

haha this made me chuckle and paranoid at the same time.

^ this perhaps trial some calcium chloride. Also of course address the low o2 saturation. I am leaning towards AMS from infection though.

a nice one to add. If you see your co workers on the news. They owe you ice cream.

A great man once told me " a good paramedic doesn't really know why he does anything."

Did you consider glucagon or calcium chloride when she bradyd down? Meh Nevermind it's an ace inhibitor.

and how many field births do you have? :D

who is morales?

I normally use 20's and 18's. I cant recall an incident where a 16 was needed by the hospital. Slightly off topic. I have heard in passing that a NS bolus can delay delivery in pregnancy. Can anyone verify this and perhaps provide an article on it if it is true? thank you

i said fluids before, therefore it makes me smooth? :D

medication list, does she take blood thinners, how long has it been going on, has she felt this way before, what does the BM look like, has she been having BMs more frequently. shes gcs 15 granted low bp, im not to concerned though, transport patient trendelenburg, start iv give fluids...

i am also interested if you could shed some light.

the quicker and deeper the better.

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applying traction of any kind is contraindicated in this call as the patient showed signs of an unstable pelvis. Pulling traction in a patient with an unstable pelvis will not work as the pelvis serves as one of the anchoring points of traction. By pulling and releasing traction in a patient...

possible postictal state hence the hypertension tachycardia and altered mental state.

Im in my paramedic clinicals now, wish i had a picture of my face the first time i pushed adenosine. was something like this

inadequate preload directly effecting cardiac output causing hypotension and hypoxia . In my opinion cardiac related problems are always respiratory problems as well.

to answer your question yes there are two opposing authorities. Go with your NREMT guide lines so that you will get the questions correct when testing for your course. also from your previous thread the reasoning behind CAB for AHA, CPR can be messy at time and it has been found that bystanders...