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NREMT also says everybody needs high flow o2.
Actually if you look at the skill sheets for NREMT medical and trauma it says "Appropriate oxygen therapy".
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NREMT also says everybody needs high flow o2.
Actually if you look at the skill sheets for NREMT medical and trauma it says "Appropriate oxygen therapy".
What about the NREMT test? Unless they've changed it, that's a pretty common correct answer on the test. Kudos for them fixing two skill sheets though...
Why do you need the LSB with a KED? Just as an extrication tool?
Just went through the manufacturer's manual. Never once did it say that the ked HAD to be used on a lsb.
Mine just say to take appropriate spinal precautions when necessary. It never mentions either device.
Just got an email back from my county. The email said that "you can use whatever will immobilize the spine. LSB, KED, scoop stretcher, and vacuum splint are all acceptable options."
I was actually truly impressed with the content of the email that was sent back to me.
That's pretty impressive. Almost like an admission that none of it actually makes a difference
Stop making sense, it hurts my brain. Argue about LSBs; that I understand.I use KED's ... when my C-Spine pt can't breathe laying supine.
Just got an email back from my county. The email said that "you can use whatever will immobilize the spine. LSB, KED, scoop stretcher, and vacuum splint are all acceptable options."
I was actually truly impressed with the content of the email that was sent back to me.