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Has any one experienced an increase in IFT for TB? I've done like 12 this week.

I think it's very promising. Clinical trials claim to achieve a 98% success rate in eliminating hep c detectability from the patient. And as one of the most infectious blood borne pathogens in healthcare. I think it brings hope and some relief to those people that deal with trauma patients...

What about the 2nd drug I mentioned? Epclusa®, have you heard anything about it?

If you guys haven't heard, there is a drug out currently that claims to cure hep c called harvoni. Though harvoni only works on genotype 1. Another new drug called epclusa claims to cure genotypes 1 through 6. What are your thoughts and opinions? Does this help you sleep better at night after...

There are some jobs with private security contractors for the military. Like triple canopy, blackwater(changed name to academi or something), dyncorp. Most of them are located in iraq, kuwait, afghanistan, pakistan

Ugh....the internet lol.

I wasnt requesting anything, and i didnt want that info. I was asking about having a card with some references and rarely used skills references. Thats what i meant by ect. Maybe i just came off wrong or something. Idk

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Thank you for your input guys, i was thinking it would be a good tool to have for information prmation i dont use but rarely. And hometownmwdic you come off as arrogant. No one is perfect, everyone needs a reminder every once in a while. Even if its little things. I wasnt asking about this...

Does any one carry around a cheat book or sheet in their pocket? With info like coma scale, ped bp hr., burn percentages etc. I was told it was good to have on hand. But i didnt want to look dumb by pulling it out. What are your opinions on This?

No, 50 hours for Aemt and 50 hours for paramedic. Idk why its so many hours. Its almost the same amount of hours that are set for the ER

Ah, thank you. That sounds fun. What about labor and delivery? I have to do 100 hours of this.

Do you always have time to get multiple sets of vitals? Like in a cardiac arrest? Where one person is driving and the other is doing cpr.

Has any one ever done operating room clinicals? What exactly do you do in them?

No, lol. Misunderstanding with the instructor. Let's just say I'm way ahead of every one right now lol. Dam online format.

Its alright. Lol, I got the problem solved anyways.

Feels like I have to just skim it. And remember what I can and move on.

The information isn't hard. Its just the time line this program is giving me to memorize it. They got us doing 5 chapters a week.

.....I know right?

There is so much information to learn. I'm worried I might not learn the info I really need. Such as knowing signs and symptoms and the variations of vitals. I have a hard enough time remembering on paper.