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I saw a ER doctor do a similar maneuver on a pt that didn't respond to Adenosine or cardioversion. Have the pt lay flat, grab ankles, and bear down. I used this on my first SVT and converted immediately.

I took my skills last weekend. Granted it was at a site that hasn't done this scenario before so they were kind of out of wack. Basically just run the call like you would in real life. It's a strict 20 minutes. You can delegate whatever skills you want if needed but I would recommend doing at...

My EMT test date is the 12th as well

Yep...24 senior, dialed in medics....GONE

I interviewed for 911 and was not selected, but then I was sent the same application email. They are having some issues.

Since CA has some of the highest paying departments, they are only going to hire the highest level candidates. Some departments have tests that people can only take if they have a B.A/B.S. degree. I got my 4 year degree from Santa Clara University, and now starting fire classes a community...

I recently got all my certs done so now it time to apply. I've applied to R/M, Royal, and WestMed. Now let the interviews begin

Hit up your local GNC or Max muscle for some protein and mass gainer and hit the gym

A little birdy told me R/M is hiring

I did the unitek bootcamp in CA. 14 days, 12hrs/day EVERYDAY. Took me 3 trys to pass NREMT, but I am confident in my skills when it comes to working real life calls. The NREMT is a test that requires simple patience and knowledge to pass it.

1st attempt: 111-fail 2nd: 90-Fail 3rd: 120-Pass

Crossfit is the Scientology of fitness. Lift some weights, get on the incline treadmill, and keep your metabolic rate up