It's constant refreshing unless you do things often. 2 years in and I have yet to do a balloon pump, use the fetal heart monitor, or insert a chest tube. To this point ive only done 1 Impella transport.
all. day. everday. He loves the show. He loves the dance. He also likes the intro because he yells out (his version) of the characters' names.
This is exactly right. In almost 5 years there’s quite a bit I have not seen or done, and may never. However, having a fascination for almost all things critical care has certainly kept me afloat.
Haha, that’s awesome. Our son loves howling for Toodles without fail.
Man, I distinctly remember how nervous I was the night before my very first supervisor shift. I didn’t sleep much for the impending 48-hour shift thinking about “all” I was going to be responsible for.
Why? That is a couple of the local hospital’s go to cocktail here. Haven’t had any issues with picking up these patients.
That's awful.
Correct me if I am wrong but from all the literature I have read both Roc and Vec have very similar duration of actions.
That's my plan.
HA! If we're not watching MM Clubhouse, he points to the tv and says, "Toodles". Yeah, our kids are already brainwashed.
Who knows, though I think it is more likely that only ExDs dosing goes away. I am not sure how we would do dissociated intubations anymore, we could of course return to using Etomidate for RSI.
Yea I expect that to a large degree and thats more or less how it already is. I also expect shenanigans in an interview setting where they are asking me what to do when I see flakes with the balloon pump.
My interview was mostly questions relating to safety and public relations. They can teach you the clinical stuff, but it only takes one bad experience with a HEMS provider and youve lost calls from Hospital A.
It's easy...just learn one easy word..."No".
