spenac

Eye of the tiger by survivor http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=33...h&plindex=1 or this from Rocky 4 http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=33...h&plindex=1

primary :shock:

mercury ( y )

solitary ( y )

Possibly a group of MIDGETS overtook the COWBOYS by illegal calls. Darn it I hate NEW YORK. Go PACKERS.

Regardless of who there was major over reacting. No way you go in with SWAT on this case.

neurochemistry

Faster is not a good thing. Slow down for your safety and everyone elses safety.

startle

elastase

spirometry

analgesic

salmonella

chronotropism

Lets see all of these are paid services, number people in immediate area, aprox number of 911 calls, some of theses units back up other services in area as well: 600 people 18 calls 1 ambulance 24/7 ALS (hospital 20 minutes from station ) 2000 people 345 calls 1 ambulance 24/7 ALS ( hospital 30 minutes from station ) 10000 people 1500 calls 3 ambulances 24/7 ALS ( hospital 5 minutes from station ) 2400 people 68 calls 1 ambulance 24/7 ALS ( hospital 2 minutes from station ) 6000 people 700 calls 1 ambulance sometimes ALS ( hospital 90 miles from station, primary for over 2000 square miles, nearest back up an hour away ) Just a few basic rural stats.

I call BS. I also suspect somebody has two emtcity accounts. Not everyone gets turned on by the one or two real fire calls a year they get. Fire and EMS are two very different fields and have no business together. To me it is as stupid as saying all FF should be part of the entry team. Not everyone is cut out for entry team. And the majority of FF are not cut out to be Paramedics. It is just old fashioned stupidity to thank you can be the best when you are divided.

I agree sounds familiar as do all the other dead horses that are being beaten in this debate. There is nothing new under the sun ( Ecclesiastes 1 : 9 ).

atypical

Whats in the book is correct for the most part. You just learn how it all ties together so it seems you are doing things different than what the book says. You find out many steps are actually done in one action not several separate ones. You will see some very bad methods that go against your books from some in the field. These are the people that when sued lose. Why you ask, because the attorney says why did you do it this way, then regardless of answer they show the book which is considered the standard of care. If you do not have black and white backing you, you lose. Never throw out your books. I still have my first responder and basic books and have referred back to them for ideas and even have been able to use them for some of the research in my paramedic course.

eczema

ethambutol

All right just for you communication specialists here is the rule in Texas for all EMS people: DSHS does criminal history checks on every applicant whether applying for the first time or renewing a certification or licensure. Having a criminal history does not mean that you cannot be certified or licensed. However, if you do have a criminal history and fail to indicate that on the application, that is grounds for denial or certification or licensure. To accurately determine eligibility, a more thorough explanation, and additional documentation concerning a conviction(s) is required. http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/emstraumasystems/qicriminal.shtm

apex

That is posted on here already I think more than once. Heres one of them with the authors name. http://www.emtcity.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.ph...sc&start=45

Dude I might have to quit fighting with you. :wink: Nah where would we find so much fun. Thanks for the education material.