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I had planned not to get involved with this BS again but WOW you just proved what we have said that possibly hospital was responsible. Now even lawyers have told you, no case against EMT's, but your going to sue them anyway. You need to save your money and move on. Yes you can sue, heck I can sue you for some of the statements you made on here, I would not win but I could sue and some lawyer would laugh all the way to the bank with my money, just like they will with yours if you continue this nonsense. Invest what you get for the future and move on. I hope you a speedy recovery physically and also for the mental trauma you have suffered.

Ouch thanks for being so mean.

Actually hospital orientation makes me think of a new hospital employee. It doesn't tell what kind of employee. Thanks for giving more info. Hope all goes well. If it is abusy service I really think doing 12 at a time is plenty. Where I'm at we get 2 transports per day ( of course hospital is 90 miles away ) so plenty of down time to sleep, so doing long shifts not a problem. If you are where you cannot get rest 12 hours is plenty. It's about everybodys safety. Have fun, learn a lot. Continue your education.

She's the cause of all thats bad on the city. You know when you try to enter the city and it says it's down, it's her fault. She likes dispatchers, that should tell you just how horrible she is. Bandaid bunny what are you doing on a real medical professional site like this? She's just old and mean. :angry4: Revenge is sweet. Way to go ruff, my vacation will be much better now. Everbody bash Terr.

ED = Erectile Dysfunction is it that wide spread that they have residents?

Make sure you know basic cardiac such as differences in right and left side heart failure. Remember basics first (i.e. start with oxygen, aspirin, then nitro ). Biggest thing is study. Hopefully you took a tough program, if you did national registry is easy.

Sorry. To get back on topic I hope this turns out to be a joke and not really a movie.

Yea theres another thread where someone did not do a search so they made a duplicate. But as bad as this show looks we need plenty of space to bash it.

Then shame on you.

I refuse to lower myself to your level. 8)

:^o :dark1:

Why not? :twisted:

Wuz u talkin bout Know possitivve com fromm the duUSt :twisted:

Please make clear statements that do not accidentally mislead. We will call you out. We encourage people to be here and learn from each other. We even allow you to have a different opinion as long as you back it up.

We get lots that are full term with no medical care during the entire 9 months. Some of them have not even been told by family or friends what to expect. These are fun because when they are still 20 minutes apart and they say it hurts so bad and ask is this the worst. Me being the compassionate sort I am look at them and say with warmth and feeling you ain't felt nothing yet. Take OB's out of the ER stats from my ambulance because they go to labor and delivery. Of the rest of our transports, and remember we deny transport here, Still less than 3 of 10 truly need the ambulance or the emergency room. Most would be fine riding with family or friends to the clinic. So yes abuse is rampant even in rural America.

You know I must be stupid because when I saw the youtube stuff I thought it was just some dumb paramedic assisted by some mindless basic students making a joke. Now it appears this is real. Man I really wish I could be in charge and make a movie that shows what EMS is really like.

Hey you stole my post from a page back or we think alike :!: :evil: Notice I didn't say that great minds think alike because that would have gotten us both bashed. Your welcome.

Please don't let this turn into a ALS vs BLS, there is not even dust left from the remains of that dead horse. Like everyone else said much is done w/o actually making a show of it. Has anyone here actually entered any EMS competition? Do they require verbalizing everything like at national registry skills exams or what?

Heres something I never thought I would say, I agree with the dispatcher he finally got one right.

Really was not what was expected based on the title. :shock:

I'm not that cute, sorry. But this movie needs to be stopped.

If in route no problem asking more questions. During long transports to our nearest hospital many times I have plenty of time to ask lots of extra questions. We used to have a person that was legally a doctor enough said. This person would call us to the office with all kinds of wild ideas. In transport just talking with patients, no testing above my level, by the time I got to the hospital I had saved the persons life w/o doing any interventions. I.E. Tropical disease turned out in talking person had been over doing a med, Abdominal aortic aneurysm turned out person had ulcer and had eaten spicy food for breakfast. Just 2 of many, I actually never transported a real patient from that office. I gathered valid info. I passed info to the ER doc and almost immediately miracles occurred, they found out not dying just needed some simple treatment if anything. By talking and getting full story I saved many a person from tests and treatments not needed. In fact usually when I would call hospital with patients from that office I would get asked what was really happening. So the point is ask questions if it doesn't interfere with patient care, just avoid doing treatments you are not educated and protocoled to do.

Good job. Look forward to hearing of your paramedic education.

ER doc = Extremely rested doc ED doc = Extremely disturbed doc