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In reply to the discussion: EMS team under fire for treating man with antivenom after he was bitten by a mamba snake [View all]

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EMS team under fire for treating man with antivenom after he was bitten by a mamba snake [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Friday OP
What part of the word "Emergency" is in doubt? Norrrm Friday #1
Good Grief! They're in trouble because they didn't let him die?! Rhiannon12866 Friday #2
I grew up with the old adage, "Rules were made to be broken" wolfie001 Friday #3
I'm guessing the vial of antivenin was on the premises EYESORE 9001 Friday #4
When savings lives is a problem, the policy needs to be revisited dlk Friday #5
My ex wife was a EMT-P at Amcare in OKC, Ok JMCKUSICK Friday #6
That was such a horrific scenario. I am so very sorry. niyad Friday #13
Thank you, she passed a few years ago, JMCKUSICK Friday #16
I am so sorry that you and your deceased ex-wife suffered so much from that experience. wordstroken Friday #17
Bizarro World LoisB Friday #7
I Have A Friend That Worked For An Antivenon Researcher Within A Hospital In San Antonio MayReasonRule Friday #8
No good deed goes unpunished. AZLD4Candidate Friday #9
How true rpannier Friday #21
It would be interesting to know why the rule was initially put in place. rubbersole Friday #10
Pretty sure they'll be cleared. Rules are in place to keep people from practicing outside their authorized "skills set." harumph Friday #11
WTAF!!! I had to read the headline three times, convinced that my lack of niyad Friday #12
There is no explanation from KBEMS as to the reason for that change niyad Friday #14
There is no injured party here in this mess except for the paramedics who did their jobs and saved Texin Friday #15
As a long-time Registered Nurse, I've seen appallingly situations, but this policy is absurd and disheartening. wordstroken Friday #18
What's wrong with these people??? tazcat Friday #19
Back when I was a new grad nurse, I worked with a wise old RN who told me it was Ziggysmom Friday #20
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