Haha no, no question, just something they should investigate, no reflectors, or arrow signs, just a straight shot on either end. I saw the other day where it looked like someone plowed it again but they must've drove off as we never responded.
just got back home from working a wreck for my volunteer dept, this would mark the 3rd single vehicle rollover in the same curve. This patient was the worst of all 3. Thrown to rear of car no seatbelt, poor girl. We had her medivac'd out to Norfolk. Hopefully NCDOT will take note of this...
I was always told that you should never with hold oxygen for fear of depressing hypoxia drive unless you are doing a distance transport, because your interaction with the patient will not be long enough to depress hypoxia drive
Am I way off? One of the optional answers was bag them and I've torn the Internet apart with no definite answer. By your emoji, not choosing that must've been the right choice.
not sure if this is possible, or even advised, but patient in status epilepticus, while waiting for als, do you just protect airway, even if patient is not breathing at times, or can you bvm this patient with supplemental 02? I would think that may be difficult
I'm having trouble recalling what these symptoms suggest, I keep leaning toward stroke, but not sure, let's say like a mid 50 male patient, he blacks out and hit a parked car while he was out, he feels no pain, but he puts a lot of effort into forming his words, my thoughts steer away from...
Hmm, thank you. I guess I kinda jumped the gun on that one. If bowel obstruction is what you suspect, would you then have a pain similar to appendicitis, or would it be sharp? I imagine rigidity would be palpated with bowel blockage?