I join Rogue Medic in his call. I see no reason why we should continue to give D50 when D10 is better for our patients.

Don’t assume because the person is fine now, that they were fine when 911 was dialed.

Just because a person is aware enough to move their hand to avoid their face, doesn’t mean they can’t also be really sick.

I hate not being prepared.

We have no one by that name here.

When you attach the electrodes, nothing reads on the monitor screen. You recheck the leads and connection to the monitor, which you unplug and then replug several times, all with no change. Still nothing. What do you do now?

Street Lesson # 1 Don’t Carry Hypotensive Patients in a Stair Chair.