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And just how are the manufacturers getting away with false labeling?
Lets not forget the add-on to CTD (circling the drain) RTF - Ready To Flush. Lizard Slinging - endless transport of nursing home turfs.
Basic skills are certainly used far more frequently than ALS skills. In fact, if you are doing it right, BLS skills are used prior to ALS skills on every call.
As far as BLS accessment skills, I think that many people get away from using hands on ...
I think that too many EMT-P's/ Paramedics loose their Basic Life Support skills............we need to constantly go back and reevaluate and brush up on those skills!
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The WANTYNU TK1 EMS oxygen wrench is one of the most amazing EMT tools reviewed here at the MedicCast. Built tough for field use because it was designed by a paramedic just for us! This is a perfect gift or equipment purchase.
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- At 9:31pm on June 3, 2009,
Jason Thompson ( Jase ) said…
- Jamie, Hi. I have to tell ya that I love listening to each and every one of your casts this is another great tool for us to all use. Thank you!!
- At 10:39pm on September 18, 2008,
Paul Fiereck said… - Jamie,
Your pod casts are great!!!! I was looking for a way to learn more and refresh my skills. I started listening 3 weeks ago and am steadly working thru all the old pod casts.
Keep up the good work.
- At 8:16pm on August 26, 2008,
Diaphoretic medic said… - how do i delete my picture.
- At 10:00am on August 18, 2008,
Diaphoretic medic said…
- jamie thanks for the great site, and mentioned my name on the one of your last podcast, learning more about your site.
I listen to episode 125 possible about tactical medicine, and arcticle(s) and if able to tell me which episode, and site on the article, thank you for the awsome work. stu
- At 2:18pm on July 8, 2008,
Adam said…
- Hey, just wanted to thank you for the podcasts!
I stumbled onto your podcasts while randomly searching
i-tunes and of all the podcasts I have attempted to listen too I am pleased to say I am a frequent flyer of yours!!
Keep up the great work, the shows are very helpful.
I am always looking at new ways to improve my skills as a Paramedic, with just 3 years experience and recently starting in a larger city with a much greater and challenging call volume than I had when I first began.
Keep up the great work!!
Adam.
- At 3:19pm on June 25, 2008,
James said…
- hey jamie,
been listening for quite a while. and can never wait for the new episodes to come out. and even listen to older episodes as a review. keep up the good work!
- At 11:49pm on May 8, 2008,
elm said… - Hi Jamie,
I think the Mediccast Forum is a great idea, but I have problems navigating around it - it is not very well laid out. Would you consider going to a 'classic' php forum structure, for example http://forums.digitalpoint.com/ ?
Has anyone else mentioned anything similar?
- At 6:12pm on April 25, 2008,
Chris Tolan said… - Hi Jamie,
I am a short time listener, but have become loyal and have been listening to a lot of your old podcasts. Your shows are very informative and I will continue to listen. I have even turned my wife, and RN, on to your nurse cast.
I wanted to let you know about a valuable resource I stumbled upon today. I have been preparing to take the NREMT Paramedic written for the 3rd time. I aced my class and the practical portion, but have really been struggling with the written. I have tried several prep books and some online practice tests.
Several podcasts ago, you had a listener ask about audio suplements to study. I found ( audible.com) If you go to audible.com you can search for paramedic books. I have downloaded the vango notes for Paramedic Care: Principles and practice. You can download all volumes by chapter for $2.99 or all chapters for $19.99 for each volume. WOW!!
I think this will be the tool that puts me over the top. Please pass this on to your listeners and let me know if you have any other advice to help me ramp up to take this test again.
Thanks
Chris Tolan
FF/EMT-IC
- At 10:48pm on February 28, 2008,
austin said…
- i started a forum on this but wanted your take on this....Is five months to short a time period to go from EMt-b's to P's while continuing to perform our job three days a week
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