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by dr-exmedicI’m not 100% sure that this needed to exist. But it does. God Bless the Free Market. :)
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I’m not 100% sure that this needed to exist. But it does. God Bless the Free Market. :)
Engadget is mostly a consumer electronics site, so it’s kind of odd that they would have a brief blurb about the Lifepak 15–but at least they came up with a great title for it: Medtronic’s LIFEPAK 15 defibrillator for extreme conditions, or extremely clumsy paramedics
Turning a compliment into not-a-compliment, one missing word at a time.
Not all advice is as applicable as its purveyors would have you believe.
No, this has nothing to do with physicians in Nevada. Rather, it’s a column I find entertaining about “MD Envy,” a vague affliction of a few EMS providers who really, really would rather be doctors.
One of these days, I’m going to hold a class, and invite both RNs and medics. All I’m going to teach them is how to spell Crohn’s disease correctly: Crohn’s. Not Chron’s, Chrones, or any of the other creative variations. Crohn’s.
It turns out that the medical team responsible for therapeutic hypothermia at my hospital is called the Post-Arrest Reanimation Service. I will forever love that word, reanimation, as applied to resuscitation.
Hopefully, there’s at least a T-shirt under your poly/cotton epauletted work shirt….