Taking Blood Glucose - Scope of Practice

DV_EMT said:
In response to the comment about... "what is to stop a Medic or RN from stealing a narcotic"... my response would be that an RN or Medic probably has spent too many hours studying and in classes... as well as money to risk stealing a narcotic... whereas a basic has a semester of training only..
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Because addiction is based on educational background,. Ridiculous
 
DV_EMT said:
you would be surprised...
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What would suprise me is if you could provide any statistical information to back up this ludacris statement.
 
CAOX3 said:
What would suprise me is if you could provide any statistical information to back up this ludacris statement.
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I'm not going to waste my time.... because its not a ludacris statement.
 
DV_EMT said:
:nosoupfortroll:

I'm not going to waste my time.... because its not a ludacris statement.
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DV_EMT said:
:nosoupfortroll:

I'm not going to waste my time.... because its not a ludacris statement.
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I didn't find his post trolly at all, however I found your assertion that it is indeed a fact without the resources to back it up and then abrupt subject change when challenged to be a little on the troll side.
 
Sasha said:
I didn't find his post trolly at all, however I found your assertion that it is indeed a fact without the resources to back it up and then abrupt subject change when challenged to be a little on the troll side.
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To throw in some random, statistically meaningless anecdotes, I have personally known two physicians and a veterinarian who became addicted to drugs, as well as a handful of students, and reliably heard of several more. I don't think high levels of education mean immunity to addiction, especially working in high-stress jobs with plenty of access.
 
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