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Depends on whether you are using it to treat narcosis or septic shock.Narcan drip; what is the formula for that one?
Depends on whether you are using it to treat narcosis or septic shock.Narcan drip; what is the formula for that one?
Huh learn something new every day. I'm reading some articles on Narcan in septic shock and it's pretty coolDepends on whether you are using it to treat narcosis or septic shock.
How is combating a public health crisis pathetic?It's bad here in and around boston. Narcan is literally everywhere and it's ridiculous. They just started putting it in a high school how pathetic.
How is combating a public health crisis pathetic?
It's bad here in and around boston. Narcan is literally everywhere and it's ridiculous. They just started putting it in a high school how pathetic.
You guys are all dramatic holy crap. Always looking for issues.So, are you saying that trying to save lives, especially those of kids, is pathetic?
Actually I'm saying it's pathetic that kids are overdosing in schools. Stop putting words in my mouth.You're the one who called it pathetic in your own words.......
If people think giving narcan out like candy will solve the issue then they're crazy.How is combating a public health crisis pathetic?
No one is putting words in your mouth, you just seem to lack the ability to effectively communicate what you are trying to say.Actually I'm saying it's pathetic that kids are overdosing in schools. Stop putting words in my mouth.
I don't think anyone is saying it will solve the problem but it is a proven temporizing treatment that has a huge impact on morbidity and mortality until something else can be done. Just because it doesn't solve the problem doesn't mean it should be ignored.If people think giving narcan out like candy will solve the issue then they're crazy.
Never said it should be ignored I'm saying there needs to be more into the treatment not just giving narcan out. Apparently you don't agree with that.No one is putting words in your mouth, you just seem to lack the ability to effectively communicate what you are trying to say.
I don't think anyone is saying it will solve the problem but it is a proven temporizing treatment that has a huge impact on morbidity and mortality until something else can be done. Just because it doesn't solve the problem doesn't mean it should be ignored.
Now who's putting things into other peoples mouths (giggity).Never said it should be ignored I'm saying there needs to be more into the treatment not just giving narcan out. Apparently you don't agree with that.
So I guess you're not really in the "heart" of the epidemic huh? Denying there's an opioid addiction crisis is a bit shortsighted, even if your area seems unusually immune to it.So i work in the heart of what our politicians call "Epidemic", "pandemic" or any other headline worthy scary words. My town and our neighbor are mostly urban and we are the source for most of the heroin in the two county area. Yet despite this, in 2014 we as a system encountered 1 opiod overdose, an old lady on perks. This year, with the roll out of PD Narcan, we as a town have had i think 5-6 deployments. We do about 4200 calls for EMS service a year. Publically everyone says its tis huge problem yet the numbers they use suggest it has killed like .001% of our population. The talk hasnt really matched up with reality on the streets. Everyone just smokes weed
Maybe not where you are, which means that it isn't where you are. Literally nothing more than that.So i work in the heart of what our politicians call "Epidemic", "pandemic" or any other headline worthy scary words. My town and our neighbor are mostly urban and we are the source for most of the heroin in the two county area. Yet despite this, in 2014 we as a system encountered 1 opiod overdose, an old lady on perks. This year, with the roll out of PD Narcan, we as a town have had i think 5-6 deployments. We do about 4200 calls for EMS service a year. Publically everyone says its tis huge problem yet the numbers they use suggest it has killed like .001% of our population. The talk hasnt really matched up with reality on the streets. Everyone just smokes weed
So I guess you're not really in the "heart" of the epidemic huh? Denying there's an opioid addiction crisis is a bit shortsighted, even if your area seems unusually immune to it.