spenac

horrible is how you will feel when the Cowboys stomp all over them if they beat the seahawks

dumb let me say thats what I call all deadskin fans.

aspirin

Shut the yapping up probie and get back to scrubbing the toilet with your toothbrush. :twisted: :shock:

kick

And now do you see why USA EMS is so low paid? But again whether paid or volly if you respond POV or even if not yet you have L&S you better protect yourself with an insurance check up.

teeth

sodium

salad

orange

penalty. Should have begun with o.

snot

Elephant Your forgiven just never make another mistake.

Penalty failed to read rules. Word was yak so you must make a K word. try again.

yak

Why pay when you get it for free. It goes back to the volly attitude, give it away for free. Sadly many don't check insurance and when they wreck while responding POV they are screwed as insurance company denys the claim and volly service leaves them swinging in the wind. So my advice to those that continue to hurt my profession by giving it away for free is to get the proper insurance so you don't lose your home, etc for your hobby.

I refuse to believe that.

rat

I have never heard of something so idiotic. Great to be able to call if need help but what you describe is stealing from the patient and tax payers.

If your able to transmit with gun to head ask the person "what type of gun is that you are holding to my head?" But really just start transmitting the conversation.

Nope. I'm at the end of no where way past middle of no where. 90 miles to nearest hospital. No air support. Definitely check insurance if you are responding direct to scene POV.

Good job. Now I know who to ask when I have questions.

Cost wise you might as well use a bag of normal saline. Plus what good is a lock on a trauma patient that needs fluid. Since your responding POV please respond on my topic about that subject. http://www.emtcity.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.ph...&highlight=

First responders L&S on POV insurance requirements. I bring up the subject because so many on here talk of responding to scene POV and also because so many paid and volunteer EMS people seem to install lights and sirens on POV's. Most regular insurance will not cover you if you crash running L&S. I know one volunteer service that pays $125 a month in insurance for it's director who often responds POV while they try and find someone for the ambulance. If you respond POV have you notified your insurance? If you have L&S on your POV have you informed your insurance? If you have L&S did you know that you are still only asking for right away, that you must still drive with due diligence?

In Texas medical director for service decides who can do what.