Recent content by Justin Lee

That's what I had heard. Do not tourniquet, calm patient, initiate EMS. Pretty much all you can do.

WITHOUT A DOUBT. Unfortunately, prolly wouldn't be the weirdest thing to see that day...

We really prefer in the ER that you NOT bring the specimen with you. It has the potential to create more issues haha

More by the airport. I’m friends with a lot of people that went to Tate. I grew up in Pace. I see you are at LeJeune now, I spent the rest of my childhood at Cherry Point and college in Wilmington. Small world.

My wife and are are in the beginning stages of planning a vacation. We would like to see Wyoming, Montana, and maybe Utah. We will be leaving Pensacola, FL and driving my 2wd Pre-runner Tacoma. This will occur potentially in April 2020. My question is: we want to see some stuff, but are limited...

Please shed some light on this for me: I had to perform venomous snake bite first aid for a test lane. When asked what to do with the snake, I spouted off that I don't care about the snake because all anti-venom is the same. I have come to learn that this may only be true by continent/region...

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Looks delicious. Pretty superficial, but man can those jagged blades make for a gnarly cut. Whoever did those staples did a very nice job. This patient definately needs to be treated for shock. I believe shock to be the worst secondary "injury" in a case like this.

In response to your questions: When applying a "hasty" tourniquet to an extremity, we go high and tight. The reason for this is that an artery will get pulled up into the extremity. Imagine the wound is midline between the waist and the knee, the femoral can move a lot. Generally, around two...

Awesome! I found out that it’s actually a 4-person, that ok?

No worries. I appreciate you. Thank you for taking time to respond to my post.

I purchased this ^^^^^tent this weekend! It has clearly only been used 1 time, not even any dirt on it. But I already have a tent so here goes.... 3 person Colman tent. Comes with everything except the stakes, as they were missing at the time of purchase. Tent includes. Rain fly and carry bag...

Very smart.

How was the turn out on this? I’m really looking forward to making it to a meet up.

What an awesome build!