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I punched a whale today
 
Wow, 600 posts under this thread! Is that a record?
 
What a waste of time.
 
Well, this is a boring day. Except for the sleeping til 11 part. That I enjoyed. ^_^
 
medic417 said:
This whole time waster.:P
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Ahhhh... *gets knowing expression* Don't you hate that?

I'm on shift now, off at 1800. No calls today. I got so bored. Matter of fact, I just washed 2 ambulances and our first responce Ford Expidetion. *yawn* You want to *sigh* know what I thi..................zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz-_-

;)
 
A guy cried in my class when he got his TB test yesterday, I didn't even feel mine.
 
I cried like a baby, but when I got mine I was deathly scared of needles.
 
Sasha said:
I cried like a baby, but when I got mine I was deathly scared of needles.
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Yeah I think he was also because he was freaking out even before we went back to the office to get them done. I just think it's funny how this guy acts all tough and macho in class but then cried because of a little needle.
 
Needles are the devils work.
 
I actually think the TB test is cool. I am usually a bit scared of needles, but thought it was cool-- how it just sat below the skin and made a bubble. WAY cool!
 
emt-student said:
I actually think the TB test is cool. I am usually a bit scared of needles, but thought it was cool-- how it just sat below the skin and made a bubble. WAY cool!
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It made a bubble? Don't breathe in here dude.:P
 
medic417 said:
It made a bubble? Don't breathe in here dude.:P
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No, immediately after they put the tuberculin in, it forms a bubble, that goes down within a few hours. If it comes back, and is more than ~3mm raised, it is considered positive, but only after 48 hours.
 
emt-student said:
No, immediately after they put the tuberculin in, it forms a bubble, that goes down within a few hours. If it comes back, and is more than ~3mm raised, it is considered positive, but only after 48 hours.
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Yes I know. Was just pulling your leg. Joking. :wacko:
 
hmmm Ive always wondered why the US has never used BCG vaccination. People who get PPDs enough to somewhat stop the spread of tuberculous are healthcare workers and school children, thus leaving a huge gap.
 
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