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[ QUOTE ] Here are some real questions for you OP: (1) What skills do you think everyday people should know in order to save lives? I've always thought it would be a good idea to take some kind of emergency health training. Obviously CPR is one of these - what else? Other things to look for (taking vital signs, for example) (2) What separates an EMT from a Paramedic from a full out doctor? (3) Do you have a lot of back pain from lifting fat people on stretchers? [/ QUOTE ] 1. I don't really know. I guess you could learn, basic cpr. Would be a good idea. 2. Paramedic is just an industry term not used anymore. Doctors have a lot more schooling than EMT's. EMT job is to provide immediate medical care and try to ship them to the doctors asap. 3. I don't know. Sometimes my back hurts, sometimes not. I guess it depends on what you define as a lot of back pain. [/ QUOTE ] welcome back to your thread you fat barrel of monkey spunk. |
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