Would anyone be interested in one of these?

[DaveGSCymro]

oh ffs, i thought you may have had some form of qualification into what your talking about, i didnt realise your knowledge is based upon a open day at the local ambulance station

It isn't It was a suggestion for your education.

 

[DaveGSCymro]

yes lots of medication is carried, they have to, but its not all used, they go to other incidents, not just road traffic collisions

Go to the top of the class, well done.

 

[DaveGSCymro]

at a road traffic collision, you will be given entinox, and or oxygen.

And anything else to try and keep you alive.

 

[elevensies]

davegscmro, tell you what, i didnt realise you just wanted to slag me off, i was being constructive, but it would seem your more qualified to discuss this than me.

madmedic, your correct, its your job, you know what you do and what you give, so rather than just jump in why didnt you state what drugs you would use at a RTC? why didnt you advise and debate, instead of just a statement against me?

well, im sure should any of you require help, you get what you need.

 

[madmedic]

Its not that easy to say which drugs would be used, there is over 80, which all depends on the patient, patient condition, cause of RTC, injuries, allergies, past medical history. I was not getting at you, but the Ambulance service has moved a great deal in the last 10 years, and definitive care can now be at the patient's side.

 

[DaveGSCymro]

davegscmro, tell you what, i didnt realise you just wanted to slag me off, i was being constructive, but it would seem your more qualified to discuss this than me.

I wasn't trying to slag you off, I was trying to inform. Lighten up a bit