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C,mon Mike. When a nurse says a naroctic antagonist is a pain killer and a fib is a shockable rhythm I draw the line for stupidity. However I will admit that there is a opiod antagonist such a nubain that is a pain killer. And depending on the stability of the a-fib it can be shocked to correct it . However it can be managed with medications also.

So your argument is that the nurse is stupid and you're going to defend that argument by providing examples where that nurse is, technically, correct? Seriously?

Let's go back to not throwing stones, Grasshopper.

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