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Those are awkward. I don't believe it is necessary to re-medicate, but I do think that refusals should be very, very careful. Ideally, the patient is not resuscitated to the point that they can say no, but I understand that you didn't have any control over this, and it's hard for Fire to make judicious administrations, especially nasally.
I don't think STL fire can. They JUST got IN Narcan this past week and I am looking at it now and it says 4mg/0.1mL. If they are really pushing 0.1mL then they don't have much to work with.
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I don't think STL fire can. They JUST got IN Narcan this past week and I am looking at it now and it says 4mg/0.1mL. If they are really pushing 0.1mL then they don't have much to work with.
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That dosing is ridiculous

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Anyone know what's on the FISDAP entrance for NCTI medic?
 
I'm working on a record I think... 17 year old self inflicted GSW to the head. That makes this run an 8 month old, 16 year old, 4 year old and the 17 year old in 11 days.

And I've only worked 4 out of those 11 days and run a grand total of 12 or 13 calls.


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I'm working on a record I think... 17 year old self inflicted GSW to the head. That makes this run an 8 month old, 16 year old, 4 year old and the 17 year old in 11 days.

And I've only worked 4 out of those 11 days and run a grand total of 12 or 13 calls.


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Damn dude...I'd offer a beer or ten if I lived anywhere near by.
 
Did they find that Narcan next to the pulse oximetry at CVS?

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They're right next to the glucometers that I can pick up OTC and use at home without a second thought....until I put on my uniform and show up to work then all that is too advanced for little ole me to be trusted with according to the county...
 
They're right next to the glucometers that I can pick up OTC and use at home without a second thought....until I put on my uniform and show up to work then all that is too advanced for little ole me to be trusted with according to the county...
We just finally fixed that in Indiana. I feel you

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Pulse Ox was (finally) added to the BLS scope a couple years ago, though we don't carry them. I don't know any BLS company's carrying them, only agency I know of is Compton Fire has them in their jump bags on the BLS engines, look like the same ones from CVS too lol.
 
The crews but their own at the FD in the neighboring county. They buy them at CVS, thats why I said that.

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Ugh I'm sick again. Fever, chills, cough, etc. Someone kill me

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Ugh I'm sick again. Fever, chills, cough, etc. Someone kill me
...unless the cold doesn't first.

I got re-sick a few weeks ago after having just gotten over a cold, I feel your pain.

#NeverDoubtTheManCold
#GottaFeelitToBelieveit
 
...unless the cold doesn't first.

I got re-sick a few weeks ago after having just gotten over a cold, I feel your pain.

#NeverDoubtTheManCold
#GottaFeelitToBelieveit

My wife just had it. She was sick for a week. I finally talked her into goibg to Urgent Care. Augmentin, a Medrol pack and yes, the magic Urgent Care cure all... 8mg of Decadron.
 
I just got sick, had to work a 24, was slightly worried I might accidentally OD on acetaminophen due to the amount of DayQuil and Sudafed that was otherwise keeping me moving....now I'm past the worst of it, just in time for my 4 day, so instead of meds I'm pretending I'm a teen and sleeping all day lol. So far the cat seems to approve of my plan haha.....
 
I just got sick, had to work a 24, was slightly worried I might accidentally OD on acetaminophen due to the amount of DayQuil and Sudafed that was otherwise keeping me moving....now I'm past the worst of it, just in time for my 4 day, so instead of meds I'm pretending I'm a teen and sleeping all day lol. So far the cat seems to approve of my plan haha.....
I ain't no teen.
 
Those are awkward. I don't believe it is necessary to re-medicate, but I do think that refusals should be very, very careful. Ideally, the patient is not resuscitated to the point that they can say no, but I understand that you didn't have any control over this, and it's hard for Fire to make judicious administrations, especially nasally.
The last two times I gave Naloxone they got 0.2 slow and woke right up. There went my plan for a quiet transport. One was completely apneic and the other was awfully close.
 
Lol no, but having a day off to just sleep and nap all day as needed is one of my favorite medicines :)
 
The last two times I gave Naloxone they got 0.2 slow and woke right up. There went my plan for a quiet transport. One was completely apneic and the other was awfully close.
Next one gets 0.1 huh?
 
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