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sorry if this is the wrong place but I’m currently going to bed at like 5 am, just because I can’t get off technology, how should I get off of it at night?

Lets say there is a person swimming in the lake, they swim out 45 feet to a place where it’s 20 ft deep, they drown for some reason, and water enters there lungs, wouldn’t they just sink to the bottom way before divers arrive? And even if they can get pulled out of the water, I’m guessing they can’t be revived.

how exactly do water rescues works? What are your departments policies on water rescues?

I’m having trouble with autopilot

I am making a meditation box with common meds I’ll use at home, what should I use as the “fever med”? I was thinking Ibuprofen or Tylenol but which is better?

I know people ask about food and water in the vaults but how about medical supplies? And entertainment?

It needs to be able to house 1 million or more people, make its own food/water, make its own power, make its own medications, etc

thanks!

1. a medication that moves the heart rate to a normal level(it can both raise and lower the heart rate, accordingly)

2. A medication that rapidly heals(a few days) broken bones

3. A medication that lowers your internal temperature for a bit(can be used for heat stroke but also conditions where they may have to slow the body down internally

4. A medication that can give the affects of fluids..with just a little amount

thanks!

what’s the combat unit/support unit ratio?

thanks

Do you think epi should leave cardiac arrest protocols? should anything be added?

and how much could it get?

obviously school, friends, family, etc are more important to focus on, but what EMS stuff should I focus on(I already have a pretty good understanding of some terms, meds, etc)

Thanks!

I couldn’t find anything online

I don’t know the exact terminology, but something that lists who sings what, where they enter from, when they enter/exit, etc, I’m guessing not, but Its worth a shot to ask

thanks!

I’m not a ems worker, but I’m curious what it was like then, how different were protocols, meds, calls, etc

thanks!

you have access to a stretcher, EKG/AED, O2 tank and forms/paperwork

what 10 things would you pick?

I read them afew years ago and I was loved them so much I was reading a book a week

now I’m trying to find another book that I’ll like as much, any recommendations?

thanks!

I’m entering my sophomore year, so far I’ve taken algebra 1, biology, world history, robotics dance programing, high school English 1, social emotional 1,

I don’t like math that much

I love history/civcs

what are some good classes for me to take?

I’m not a firefighter but I know you guys sometimes have bad sleep schedules because of late night calls, so how do you deal with that? both off shift and on shift

thanks!

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