bigbaldguy
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Do not buy a motorcycle.
the 100% directionless thread
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My bungee in New Zealand was like one of the safest things I did, all 140 meters of it!
fast65
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Fast ruined my day.
I was going to go buy a motorcycle today but he just had to be the voice of reason and talk me out of it...for 4 more weeks at least
You could have done the same thing I did...text you asking for advice, then do what I was going to do before you can get back to me.
However, I only spent $600 compared to the thousands you were going to spend. Oh, and in my defense Anjel, I didn't just buy a fast car...I just happened to get my fast car back.
abckidsmom
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Tonight I sat in a burning airplane for about 25 minutes. It was a lot of fun.
fast65
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Well, another code that I got ROSC on...I have a sneaking suspicion he has a shot at a good outcome as well.
NomadicMedic
I know a guy who knows a guy.
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Ever have a day where you can't hit the broad side of a barn with an IV?
Like, the patient has ROPES and you STILL either miss or blow it?
Yeah. Me too.
As a matter of fact, today is one of those days.
Like, the patient has ROPES and you STILL either miss or blow it?
Yeah. Me too.
As a matter of fact, today is one of those days.
Or the days when you get heroin addicts who have no more veins to stick besides in their skull, and you walk into the ER with bilateral cranial IVs and the nurses look at you and the medic weird,
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Or the days when you get heroin addicts who have no more veins to stick besides in their skull, and you walk into the ER with bilateral cranial IVs and the nurses look at you and the medic weird,
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and you're like
I stuck a 16 in an ankle last night. Shoulda seem those looks...
i/o or IV?
Anjel
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IOs don't go in the ankle.
Brain fart. whoops.
NYMedic828
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Anyone else bored out of their minds?
Sitting at my cross street location for 3 hours now... It's never this slow.
Sitting at my cross street location for 3 hours now... It's never this slow.
It's kinda a slow day.
NYMedic828
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Or the days when you get heroin addicts who have no more veins to stick besides in their skull, and you walk into the ER with bilateral cranial IVs and the nurses look at you and the medic weird,
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If I put an IV in a patients skull i would probably lose my job.
Ankles I can get away with if the situation really calls for it and I can't find anything else.
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Or the days when you get heroin addicts who have no more veins to stick besides in their skull, and you walk into the ER with bilateral cranial IVs and the nurses look at you and the medic weird,
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and you're like
Yea I call shenanigans, a quick way to get called on the carpet.
He had no legs from midfemur down, track marks up both arms, shoulders, and medic tried to dig in his groin/legs first. Found a nice juicy one on his forehead so he took it.
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And now my partner is watching anime on his iPad. With the speakers plugged into the aux jack. Yup so much for a peaceful shift at the peaceful base.
NYMedic828
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The groin would also be completely unacceptable unless you intend to attain a femoral line... Which would also cost you your certification if the wrong person got word.
Just because he has track marks doesn't mean you can't start an IV... If anything it's telling you where his veins are...
What was the reason for the IV?