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Would fentanyl have the same effect at similarly small doses?

Sounds like a very tough call. I can't say I would change much from what you did. I might try BiPAP, if available (probably wasn't). If I had standing orders (I don't) for Versed to improve CPAP tolerance, I would probably give him a bit of that. I would use ETCO2 monitoring and maybe duoneb...

I'll try to remember to try it tonight, and report back.

Yup. I forgot about that. It's been awhile.

There's an EMS Trivial Pursuit, and I have brought it to drill. Closest thing I know of to what you are looking for. There is also a phone app called "Resucitation" which turns cases and scenarios into a game.

Longer, nerdier, and more in depth.

Perhaps one day we will no longer carry 1:10,000 1mg amps. I would like to see prefilled 100mcg/10ml syringes in its place if PARAMEDIC 2 determines 1mg boluses are worthless in cardiac arrest. At least then we could cut a step out of prepping push doses for other uses.

Thanks for the share!

Placing a SGA seems reasonable. I certainly wouldn't advocate multiple intubation attempts on a pulseless patient.

I don't hate it, but it's not the sort of educational videos I normally watch.

You can put together an awesome rifle for less than that.

Thanks for the reply. I do work for one of the 3 counties, as well as one of the local IFT services. What catches my eye at MUSC is the ongoing training program that includes ICU rotations monthly. Or at least that's what the website says. Wouldn't be the first misrepresented training program...

Has anyone worked for or had any interactions with these guys? Their ground program interests me.

He probably learned in the military that the trigger must be pulled on an empty chamber before storing a weapon. This removes the stress on the spring, but it should be noted that cycles, not prolonged compression, wear out springs in firearms.

Will do, thanks.

I'm considering taking an Army Reserve job in either Ft Knox or Clearwater, FL. If I take one of them, it is likely that I will eventually move to that location, and seek civilian employment as a Paramedic. Does anyone have any insight into how the nearby civilian EMS systems work, to help me...

I am highly interested in CC and plan on doing a UMBC or Creighton course, hopefully soon.

I'll have to keep an eye on that calendar.

Turns out, I know just enough to realize I don't know enough. I got some good reading out of this, though. Hindawi had an interesting article. https://www.hindawi.com/journals/pm/2012/256878/