brentoli

Those are the two definitions I found while googling it as well, trying to find all the ways it is used. Google is taking over the earth, one abbreviation at a time.

Complete thought. Serving your country is great. Does everyone have to go to war? No. All of these patriots out there say "if you don't support the war, you don't support America." Well, that isn't the case. Obviously we can not expect the blind among us to realize this, but it is the people that do not support the war, as well as the people that do that provide the full support of our country. The USA was established as 13 colonies trying to get away from the oppression in Britain. Our fathers wanted freedom from state sponsored religion, and taxation, with representation. These goals were met, and we slowly evolved into what we have today. The biggest pro, and con, of the American style of government, is the fact that you can speak out against the government, with no theoretical retubutions. So, because I do not agree with the President, that we should be in the middle east, am I now less of an American? I don't belive so. I volunteer my time to help causes. I consider my self a role model for those younger than me, and take that seriously. I pay my taxes. I am registered for the draft. Serving your country is NOT about fighting in a war or joining the military. Service to your country is about respect. Respect both for our history, and our future.

Second that motion. I would have to concur now, do not confuse them.

I don't know if this is the reason, but the ALS trucks, come from a large nationwide company that focus on interfacilty transport, and 911 intercept is a afterthought. No it's not AMR. I know they also use the protocols of the next county over, so I am not sure if it is included in there or not.

Viagra doctor, it takes the pain from my legs. Look at my great tent.

No. If our ALS service has that capabilty, I have never seen it used in 2 years. Any of those methods.

Thank you for the answer, Dust. The one medic that has a reputation for doing it, seems to not care. He doesn't check for patency. It just comes right out. It has bit him in the ass one time, but that wouldn't have been a save anyway. I don't have a problem with my tube being pulled. I don't take exception to it. I was just curious if it is a standard practice.

In the perfect world, Paramedics only work. No level lower.

Post your haiku here; five, seven, five, syllable; Lets have some fun now.

Just answer the question Dust. 8)

WendyT, crazy; gives children bad dreams at night. Boogie man is scared.

King

There was no bet lost, only a great enjoyment. Love is in the words.

I've never heard of the abdominal compressions? How long ago was this brought about?

No requirement, common sense need not apply. Go great U S A.

Baywatch beauties live, Hep C is the way to be. Thank you Pamela.

Rejoice! Rejoice now! Chuck Norris now on my screen, Ass kicking commence.

Discouragement is bad, overcome the conditions. Win like no other.

Haldol makes sleepy, A K does not use with goats; only angry man.

Be nice to public, public perception makes us, no more bad letters.

Don't give up morals, be the man or woman you are, forever one chance.

That makes the Brent sad, He loves Chuck Norris too much. Oh, Brent loves Norris.

Medics are sexy, They move like no other can, I want a medic.

Combitubes. At what point will an ALS provider pull one that was established by a BLS provider? Do you take out every one you come up on? If it is an established airway, do you keep it in? I have seen medics on both sides. We have one that is infamous for pulling the tube as soon as he walks up to the paitent, with out even listening to breath sounds. We have another, who will leave it in place all the way to the hospital as long as it remains in place.

Medical workers Not super heros today Must keep self alive