u/Gewt92
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
Where were they gonna get water?
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
My issue is that I cannot come to medical director and change anything
That’s fair. But if you live in Chicago proper you are taking public transit or Ubering. Parking sucks half the time
For cook county or Chicago? Driving your own car sucks in Chicago
You don’t have to write him in. He will be on the ballot
/r/emergencymedicine is a subreddit for healthcare providers in the emergency setting to discuss their encounters and find ways to improve their knowledge of various parts of EM.
/r/emergencymedicine is a subreddit for healthcare providers in the emergency setting to discuss their encounters and find ways to improve their knowledge of various parts of EM.
I haven’t really seen a lot of POTS new or old. I also haven’t really seen any new SVT. It’s mostly just A-fib that is new. But they’re also old.
/r/emergencymedicine is a subreddit for healthcare providers in the emergency setting to discuss their encounters and find ways to improve their knowledge of various parts of EM.
/r/emergencymedicine is a subreddit for healthcare providers in the emergency setting to discuss their encounters and find ways to improve their knowledge of various parts of EM.
Are the people coming into the UC actually diagnosed with POTS or do they just say it?
/r/emergencymedicine is a subreddit for healthcare providers in the emergency setting to discuss their encounters and find ways to improve their knowledge of various parts of EM.
/r/emergencymedicine is a subreddit for healthcare providers in the emergency setting to discuss their encounters and find ways to improve their knowledge of various parts of EM.
OP says they are a 19 year old paramedic.
/r/emergencymedicine is a subreddit for healthcare providers in the emergency setting to discuss their encounters and find ways to improve their knowledge of various parts of EM.
/r/emergencymedicine is a subreddit for healthcare providers in the emergency setting to discuss their encounters and find ways to improve their knowledge of various parts of EM.
Unless you’re taking accelerated courses or shitty ones, it wouldn’t be that common to be 19 and a paramedic.
/r/emergencymedicine is a subreddit for healthcare providers in the emergency setting to discuss their encounters and find ways to improve their knowledge of various parts of EM.
/r/emergencymedicine is a subreddit for healthcare providers in the emergency setting to discuss their encounters and find ways to improve their knowledge of various parts of EM.
“Go see a cardiologist” lol how’d you get diagnosed with POTS without seeing a cardiologist and wearing a holter?
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
Tracheal deviation is a pretty late sign.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
The chief is mostly just admin and PR in SF. They’re never going to show up to a scene.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
We have a protocol for rehabilitation of the first responder. But we also don’t use it on every fire either.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
On large fires we do rehab. Out in the county one of the volunteer service sets up the rehab area and supplies water, snacks coffee. We check vitals and they have to stay out for at least 20 minutes and drink a bottle of water. In the city the career dept is more involved in the rehab process and release
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
Is this EMS agency actually in charge of rehab?
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
They just changed our protocol to give NS first before Cardizem
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
I’ve mostly just seen hypotension. Mostly from people slamming 20 of cardizem instead of giving it slowly.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
Try and figure out why they’re in A-fib with RVR. Figure out how long they’ve been in it and then give them fluids.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
I mean we carry the antidote for BBs too, just not enough. I would much rather have metoprolol though or have the ability to do cardizem in a drip instead of a bolus.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
It doesn’t matter what they’re on that much. If they’re on a beta blocker already, cardizem might drop their BP more than someone who isn’t. But I don’t think there is actual proof of that in a study.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
No you’re supposed to slam Cardizem
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
You want to use a beta blocker in case the patient is on a beta blocker?
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
In case of what?
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
/r/EMS is a subreddit for medical first responders to hang out and discuss anything related to emergency medical services.
Can you tell me again how busy SF is?
