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From My Navy Training as an Electrician, this is in the Chapter 300: > 30 volts can KILL, Body resistance can be as low as 300 ohms Current (amps) = voltage/resistance 1 mAmp - shock felt 10 mAmp - may cause muscle contraction – person can’t let go 100 mAmp - may cause ventricular...

HTC Thunderbolt For Fire and EMS I use Informed, Epocrates and Extricate.

We use these. They are "Rite in the Rain", but they are more like normal paper, i.e not reusable/don't wipe off. Rite in the Rain EMS Pocket Notebook

I watch them from time to time. I enjoy the Ghost Adventures on The Travel Channel. Because even when it is not interesting from a paranormal aspect, I think those guys are pretty out there.

A post of mine from a different thread. In NY, you are covered unless they can prove gross negligence. Post from Professional Liability Insurance Discussion

Might want to check that. It is not that simple. NY 3013 Seems like it has to be gross negligence.

My service also uses EMS charts. We just recently started with the ePCR thing. We have had some growing pains and a lot of our people have been experiencing problems. We have had some buggy-ness, but nothing to bad. Little things like a getting stuck in a loop where it won't let you type in...

I was not fingerprinted for my criminal record check when I took my class in NY.

When I got mine, my instructor did call me a couple of weeks after the written and told me that I had passed and told some others they had failed. I am not sure if that have access to a listing that we don't or if they get notified as soon as the test are graded. Either way, you can't do...

Something Like this?

There are so many lengthy and locked threads on this issue, because it always causes heated debate. I think this discussion/argument has run its course many times over.

Stay safe and thank you.

All the Marine Corps medical personnel are Navy. That is the FMF Community. If you want the Navy and want Combat Medic that's the route to take.

Corpsman can be assigned to a multitude of post. Many of them have nothing to do with being a medic in combat. It is not a bad career, but I would not expect just with joining the navy that you will be able to get into FMF (Fleet Marine Force) Corpsman.

Recently separated veteran, two deployments to Middle East.

I agree, I have a Mini Phantom on my Wrangler. Awesome light and has a couple of mounting options. Cheap with a bunch of flash patterns.

On the vehicle: Ambulance Service plate on front Star of life sticker in back window In vehicle: First Aid kit Green Star Mini-Phantom Max LED Flashlight

Fenix LD20 Super Bright with adjustable brightness and runs on AA's. No more stupid expensive CR123's. http://www.fenixlight.com/viewnproduct.asp?id=52

In that statement I was speaking specifically of the women in that show. Not this particular case. Sorry, I must not have made that as clear as I meant to.

I guess. My wife watches a show that is all about women who don't know they are pregnant until they are giving birth. It's called I didn't know :"I was pregnant", not sure what network it is on. She says it is hilarious. I personally think it is just a bunch of women who ignore the...