Achilles
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Never watched Rescue Me before.
Not bad. Certainly no Chicago Fire :rofl:
You know, I haven't been able to catch Chicago fire in a few weeks, I enjoy critiquing it though.
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Never watched Rescue Me before.
Not bad. Certainly no Chicago Fire :rofl:
Oof. So the hospital runs an ALS service without an EM-trained doc? That strikes me as sorta off...
How long are your transports, usually?
The skiing is a deal breaker haha. I'm actually from Massachusetts and have been going to school in Colorado. With that concluding in May I hope to stay out here for a change of pace and scenery.
Skiing is a minimum of two hours away for me right now. :glare:
Never watched Rescue Me before.
Not bad. Certainly no Chicago Fire :rofl:
So I went with this knife for $55 shipped from amazon.
Hands down best knife I ever bought. I've never gotten a new straight bladed knife let alone serrated one that can cut through an index card like a laser with one light swipe.
Spyderco has definitely won me over.
http://www.amazon.com/Spyderco-Resc...1358985847&sr=8-1&keywords=spyderco+rescue+93
It is 2 weeks in and 2 weeks out. I lose a day to travel so it is 12 home and 16 away. I get paid for the travel days plus my flights are covered. It is a pretty sweet gig.How much time do you get off for 14 straight shifts? Is it a 2 week on 2 week off thing?
Yea! Computers are down! That means I don't have to open the safe and inventory station narc supply this morning!
Ahhh yes, counting 3 extra sets of narcs every morning and keeping the logs straight ect...don't miss it at all
My new uniform is a flight suit. I thought I would hate it but I love it.
My new uniform is a flight suit. I thought I would hate it but I love it.
Probably my first rule of nursing is "Do not touch my pump"
I admit this guy with unstable angina who is going for a CABG the next day. I do all the admission stuff, assess him, and then hang a Tridil drip. I stay with him for the next 15 mins doing serial Bps and make sure he is tolerating it. So I hook him up to the bedside monitor and go to the nurses station to chart and check my othe patients. After about 15 mins his pressures start coming up and then a few minutes later I got a call from the room saying he has chest pain. I go into the room and this guy looks like :censored::censored::censored::censored:. Pale diaphroteic, crushing chest pain, and all. I start assessing and call for a stat EKG and labs. I am thinking this guy is having a MI. I go and check my pump and it is turned off. I look and make sure it's plugged in and has battery life and everything is good. I ask the family member if anyone touched the pump and she said "oh ya it was beeping so I silenced it, I work at a nursing home". Umm say what. You didn't silence it you turned it off. Don't touch my pump. I will slap you