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Ty will be missed and I send my love to his family.

I wish you best of luck. And you will be missed!!! you have helped me a lot in the past and i just wish you could still teach me but I am sure you on to bigger and better things!

Cool thanks for the advice and chris i am in NJ for the summer

I dont have money for that and i am not even in a place i can do that thanks chris but i just want to practic working through scenarios in here i am ok with my hands skills but i just want to work on going through some scenarios

ok i fell a littly rusty with my scenarios and wanted to know if someone could give me one? Please and Thanks.

Hi nice to meet you hope you like it here! it is a good place to learn!

Ty are you mixing up the dates too? i know i am i think being in the woods is messing with my head

Ok so i was right as long as the patient is oriented and all requirements are fully understood and know the risks of not going your not liable.

When I was in EMT school I was told that if a patient wants to AMA you have to tell them all the risks ect... and I was also told that if they sign and they do get worse or die you are not liable for that. Today some one else was telling me I was taught wrong and no matter what you are liable for them. Is this right? and why?

wow interesting. so what would replace the c-collar?

Hi Kyle nice too meet you. If you have questions feel free to ask. And good luck in school.

I am not sure about a quizzes but we give the students work sheets I can try to find one if you want?

so if i remember right there different levels of the DNR. Are there? Do they very for each person?