EMT

EMT

STARofLIFE

Union County, NJ

Male, 24

I have been a certified Emergency Medical Technician (E.M.T.) for over 6 years. I am the true "first responder" and have been dispatched to over 1,000 calls including medical, trauma, and psychiatric emergencies. How do I handle the stress and what goes on in my mind when YOUR life is on the line? Find out by asking me anything!

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Last Answer on May 17, 2012

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What is the most challenging responsibility of a emt?
• What is the least challenging responsibility of a emt? 
• What are the liabilities of this job? 
• Who is your immediate supervisor? 
• How does your supervisor help you with your job?

Asked by Danni almost 2 years ago

 

I have family moving soon to north Carolina or Nebraska im currently in school for advanced emt what do I need to do to work in another state right out of school

Asked by lissa over 7 years ago

 

I'm a writer, and need some information on a ballistic injury in order to tell my story effectively. If a 15 year old got a bullet to the hand, a small .9mm at a yard away range, what is the more likely thing to happen to the kid's hand?

Asked by Jazzy about 10 years ago

 

I have family moving soon to north Carolina or Nebraska im currently in school for advanced emt what do I need to do to work in another state right out of school

Asked by lissa over 7 years ago

 

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Asked by Kira almost 7 years ago

 

ispatched for an unconscious male who is bleeding. Arrived on scene and found a male patient in his 20's unconscious with a single gsw to the left anterior neck. Approx 3 liters of blood on the ground. The wound is not actively bleeding. No pulse is

Asked by tofx almost 8 years ago

 

Dispatched for an unconscious male who is bleeding. Arrived on scene and found a male patient in his 20's unconscious with a single gsw to the left anterior neck. Approx 3 liters of blood on the ground. The wound is not actively bleeding. No pulse is felt. Monitor shows a organized rhythm at a rate of 42. No other wounds found. Patient's airway is filled with copious amounts of vomit, blood and other fluids. Protocol states traumatic arrest with a PEA of 40 or above get worked. As the crew start cpr you evaluate the airway. Neck tissue is swollen and suction tank is almost full with no end in sight you look with your scope but there is too much tissue swelling and damage to intubate. Bagging with OPA does nothing. You now have a can't ventilate can't oxygenate situation what will you do? What can be done for this patient? DOA or load and go?

Asked by tofx almost 8 years ago

 
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