**I just double check vitals and hook him up to the monitor, print a strip.**
"Normal sinus rhythm, he's good to go."
F. Garcia wrote:((If your going to take my patient at least read right. -1 because you just killed them, tyvm. GSW WITH DIFFICULTY BREATHING. "I walk him over and sit him on the back bumper"))J.Morrison wrote:* We walk over next to my ambulance and i sit him down on the back bumper. *
' Ok so lets see where did u get hit at? '
* He shows me his chest which on upper right quadrant reveals a small what looks to be a .22 cal hole, I look behind him and see NO exit wound. *
' ooook well im gonan give it to u straight, ya done gots a bullet stuck inside u somewhere lol, but no worries we're gonan get u all fixed up. '
* I go into the ambulance and grab some 4x4's, a dressing and some saline water. *
' Unfortunatly not a ton I can do for u here since u dont seem to be in a ton of distress, im gonna bandage u up and get u transported to the hospital. '
Gordon: Ok Jamie is it, thats a very pretty name.
Me: Yea I know lol. What do u do over here?
Gordon: Im a regional VP of Sales for an advertising company, just happened to be at a convention meeting when this happened.
Me: Wow thats a bummer, well ur gonna at least get a small vacation out of this lol.
Gordon: lol yea 1st one in ten years.
"Anyone else need assistance?"
((Well if you want to go on about this it was mentioned gsw to the chest. If you want to keep pushing it take it to a message. I will gladly deal with this issue outside the triage area. If you like putting patients with a pneumothorax on bumpers, that's your thing. As for reading, at least you admitted it. But I won't put up with anything. If you want to read, page 4. "Getting permission for a needle T" needle t is for a suspected pneumo. ))J.Morrison wrote:F. Garcia wrote:((If your going to take my patient at least read right. -1 because you just killed them, tyvm. GSW WITH DIFFICULTY BREATHING. "I walk him over and sit him on the back bumper"))J.Morrison wrote:* We walk over next to my ambulance and i sit him down on the back bumper. *
' Ok so lets see where did u get hit at? '
* He shows me his chest which on upper right quadrant reveals a small what looks to be a .22 cal hole, I look behind him and see NO exit wound. *
' ooook well im gonan give it to u straight, ya done gots a bullet stuck inside u somewhere lol, but no worries we're gonan get u all fixed up. '
* I go into the ambulance and grab some 4x4's, a dressing and some saline water. *
' Unfortunatly not a ton I can do for u here since u dont seem to be in a ton of distress, im gonna bandage u up and get u transported to the hospital. '
Gordon: Ok Jamie is it, thats a very pretty name.
Me: Yea I know lol. What do u do over here?
Gordon: Im a regional VP of Sales for an advertising company, just happened to be at a convention meeting when this happened.
Me: Wow thats a bummer, well ur gonna at least get a small vacation out of this lol.
Gordon: lol yea 1st one in ten years.
"Anyone else need assistance?"
(( ummm yea ooookk i didnt read where you had him hit at, sooooo i made up that he was hit in the arm and the shoulder, aaannnnnnddddd i didnt see any danger on sitting him on the bumper. But ok I guess i cant argue with you anywas cause ur a captain. lol soo im sorry i promise to read EVERY little detail and ask permission to work on a patient AND ask before i work on him exactly where you want him to be hit and how bad he was hit and what to do in the event of a hit etc etc etc etc. I mean what do u want me to say i made the wounds up.