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These people are called by many names: ambulance squads, paramedics, or even the more cumbersome pre-hospital emergency care practitioners. But whatever the label, we're talking about the members of emergency medical services (EMS) — a system that provides critical medical care before patients reach a hospital.
Unless you have someone in your personal circles who works in EMS, most of what we think we know about them comes from TV shows or movies, and we can only guess how reliable that is. So to give you a more authentic glimpse into their daily lives, we've collected a series of pictures from the Facebook group 'EMS Humor,' each showing the challenges, surprises, and realities these professionals face on the job.
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Auntriarch 2 months ago
Similar joke about a policeman catching a burglar on Sauchiehall Street
Mary Peace 2 months ago
Yes but at least Eucalyptus is a plant... what is Sauchiehall other than a name?
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Karen Lyon 2 months ago
Right? My late Mom was a nurse. She was always amazed that pharmacists could read the prescriptions. She literally thought it was miracle more people didn't get sick or die from getting the wrong medication!
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Sam Trudeau 2 months ago
Dude looks like he's about to say that new ideas are fine, but also illegal
siedzac niej 2 months ago
perfectly fine writing. I think it says take 2 paracetamols and call them in the morning.
Paramedics often work long shifts in high-stress environments. Due to the physically and psychologically demanding nature of the job, they frequently burn out.
Jason Hernandez, a paramedic from Texas who was awarded the American Ambulance Association's Star of Life award for his dedication to his work, told The Atlantic it takes a lot of thought.
"It's different every time; there's no monotony to it," he said. You can have two patients with almost identical symptoms but completely different problems. But typically, "the most frequent calls are a toss-up between psychiatric or chest pain."
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Beth Wheeler 2 months ago
LOL. When I had .my oldest, turned into an emergency c-section. One of the nurses told us thatv1 time a guy was there with his camcorder...welllll he fainted, 1 nurse caught him and another nurse caught the camera.
Bored Sailor 2 months ago
Both my kids there was no sheet, I saw the whole thing and cut the umbilical cord. Glad I did not have those problems, more like blessed.
Roshan Kassan 2 months ago
This is why, when the docs STAY on that side of the curtain, i LISTENED!
KatWitch57 2 months ago
I have never really understood the sheet (let alone the skimpy hand towel!); I know what I have 'down there', I hope the doctor knows what I have "down there", and I would really like him or her to have enough light to see what they are doing "down there", and if they don't I would like to be able to keep an eye on what exactly it is that they are doing, as those bits "down there" are important to me!
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Linda Johnson 2 months ago
SAME thing happened back in 1981 when I had my first baby....the gal in the next bed in labor kept running back and forth to the hallway with his camera wanting a Nursee to check his wife...when the Nurse finally did check her...Nurse said...yep, she's ready to deliver...we'll take you to delivery room now....the guy dropped that big a*s VHS video camera and fainted across the bed....despite my current contraction I LOL at this dufus and his wife was yelling at him to get up !!!
Colleen Glim 2 months ago
The is the wife during a C-section. Don’t blame the husband for fainting
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KatWitch57 2 months ago
I feel that this could be unhelpful when reviving kittens after an emergencv caeasarian section.
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Jaya 2 months ago
Except for toys that are specifically designed to be safe for that, have as much fun with those as you want.
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"For psychiatric calls, you never know what’s going on. It could be anything from somebody calling for a medication refill—where they just want to go to the hospital to get their medication—to a schizophrenic episode," Hernandez said.
"For chest pain, which is another really frequent one, those are harder to diagnose. It could just be acid reflux, or a heart attack, or an asthma attack, or a blood clot in the lungs. There's no sure way of fully diagnosing it in the field. You’ve got to use all of your knowledge to figure out as best you can what they've got going on."
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Abel 2 months ago
I have my own dumb theory that doctors can't have couples or friends. They see other people like problems that have to be fixed, and ask too many questions. "Leave me alone!"
Forrest Hobbs 2 months ago
Abel: doctors spend all day doing that at work and when they're off duty, they just want to relax and forget all about it.
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Carrie Laughs 2 months ago
Begs two questions. Why would you put one on alone? Or in front of a patient? 😉
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Lotekguy 2 months ago
The rarely heard long version of the song:"the backbone connected to the next bone, the next bone connected to the next bone, the next bone..."
Bored Sailor 2 months ago
Sucks that my spine keeps trying to destroy my spinal cord by growing blades on the inside to crush and cut it up. Permanent nerve damage sucks, but at least still fully mobile.
There are plenty of things that paramedics need to worry about at any given time, from violent people to safety on the road. Uncertainty is a frequent partner as well.
"As far as not being sure what's wrong with a patient, we will pick the worst thing that we can possibly treat if we're not 100 percent certain," Hernandez said.
"A heart attack is typically going to be the worst thing that we can treat. The medications that we give for it are relatively benign: aspirin to prevent the blood clot from getting any larger and nitroglycerin, which dilates the blood vessels to allow blood flow back to the heart. If I am in doubt, I run every test that I can. If it still could be a heart attack, I'll go ahead and treat for that because it's not going to hurt them to get aspirin and nitroglycerin—but it could save their life," the paramedic explained.
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Uncle Schmickle 2 months ago
Reminds me of the Monty Python sketch about a " mosquito bite , or flesh wound ". Can't remember which one, but a tiger had bitten off the guy's leg. British Raj .... stiff upper lip old boy !
Norm Gilmore 2 months ago (edited)
Monty Python. @ around 145 if you don't wish to watch it all. And it's not the Holy Grail.. :-) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rObSWkQA7og
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Squirrel Chaser 2 months ago
The bottom of image has been cropped. The 3 figures under the cross look as if they have been hung.
Mary Peace 2 months ago
True. I've seen this picture/similar but not cropped. Pandas here got that.
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DeShotz 2 months ago
You would need a paramedic willing to lose their job to get that kind of stuff.
Load More Replies... Abel 2 months ago
0) And we dont have time to have a private life... Too tired to have snu snu.. 😴
KatWitch57 2 months ago
Kinda sounds like a mysoginistic pick-up line from 1973, with apologies for speliing.
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MotorcycleDoggo 2 months ago
Unable to eat it, is a problem. Unwilling, is 100% normal.
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Colleen Glim 2 months ago
I’ve been known to have one for three or four days straight. Not really painful. Just saps all my energy and makes thinking more effort than it’s worth. Been there
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As for the pressure, everybody's got their own way of dealing with it.
For Hernandez, it's talking to friends and family about what he's seen that day. "We lighten the situation with jokes. Primarily, my wife is the one who gets to hear about it," he said.
"When I get home from work, I'll tell her about how my day went. If there was a particularly stressful call, I'll tell her about that one. There have been times when I've had to go see a therapist just to talk about it."
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SkippityBoppityBoo 2 months ago (edited)
Laughed way too hard at this!!! I was probably the most awkward patient ever! Couldn't find my veins, then the blood pressure cuff kept slipping off and showing me as no heart rate on the machine, then I've allergies and was allergic to one of the d***s that I needed to start taking... I was bright red and said to the nurse "Well, at least I'm in the best place to have an allergic reaction!" She said, "We'd rather you didn't but yes, quite!" 😄
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Roshan Kassan 2 months ago
my mate got punched by an EMT - his fault, he was drunk AF and was getting handsy
April Pickett 2 months ago
The EMT is there first, and I appreciate every needle jab and siren.
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Linda Johnson 2 months ago
whre do I call???? I gotta a bunch of jobs for you, dude !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
My hat literally says I CANNOT FIX STUPID. For context, I work in IT.
Hernandez explained that, for the most part, his life has to bend around his job. When he's working, it means 12-hour shifts, and he usually can't do much else unless he sacrifices sleep.
To him, EMS feels like half of his life—more time is spent sitting in an ambulance than with his spouse. “It's almost like having a second marriage," he joked, adding that it's become one of their running jokes.
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DeShotz 2 months ago
Randolph and Kevin (the actors who played Johnny and Roy) went through actual paramedic training. They just never took the certification exam to become the real thing. They were often asked to ad lib the medical treatment in some scenes. Also, producer Jack Webb was notorious for making his shows as accurate as possible.
Shadow 2 months ago
I love that show! And I'm so happy to learn that they did the training.
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Philly Bob 2 months ago (edited)
House was a weird show. Patients would be rushed to the hospital with unexplained fevers and heart problems. House would come in and be like: “Did you check his aśśhole for toothpicks?” And the staff would be like “Dāmn, you’re right!”
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Geobugi🇰🇷🇰🇭 2 months ago
Grays anatomy is the most ridiculous tv show about healthcare that was ever made, pretty much nothing is accurate. I fairness, i only watched the first season then i could not watch it anymore without getting angry 🤣
Lisa B 2 months ago
I was able to watch about 3 episodes, but the characters were just so unlikable, ESPECIALLY Meredith.
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Don Adams 2 months ago
We can thank Emergency for the EMT/Paramedic services we all enjoy now. At the time, Fire, Police and Ambulance personnel were mostly first aid trained. In some areas, the local funeral home also used its' hearse as an ambulance. People watched NBC and said "Why don't we have that?", and began the change. Thanks to Jack Webb, Kevin Tighe, Randolph Mantooth, Robert Fuller, Bobby Troupe, Julie London and the rest for a great show and societal change!
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David 2 months ago
Paramedics are the ones that earn decently, EMT's earn low, Para's get much more training. But in most places even EMT's get more than min wage, though 42k a year average salary for a EMT isnt a lot, but its 150 hours of training, which some places get you trained in just 3 weeks. Paramedic is between 1200 hours of classroom with 600 hours of clinical/practical's, and they get paid better bc they are a rarer specialty. I know both EMTs and Paramedics, and while official national average for Paras is $60,000/y, the ones I know say that is base and they bring in 30% or more than that (bc of "supervisory duties" which are paid separate), unlike EMT's where it is just base and overtime pay. Though where I live EMT's average $22.50/hour base + overtime and Paramedics get $33.50/hour base +overtime+supervisory adjustment
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Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
Awwww it's take your child to work day! She must be so proud of her little zoomer.
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KatWitch57 2 months ago
ER nurses are way better informed than Drill Instructors when it comes to health and medicine!
Load More Replies... Colleen Glim 2 months ago
Good luck setting a peripheral IV in my veins. I have horrible veins. They’re small, they’re deep, they hide, and they will move to avoid the needle
Samantha 2 months ago
i'm going to be honest. im 14. i want to be an ER nurse, is it a bad idea?
Lila Allen 2 months ago
How cool are you with being vomited on, peed on, and bled on? Also how comfortable are you with very bad smells?? Because those are important factors. Seriously it's not the easy job but it is a job that you feel makes a difference.
Load More Replies... Uncle Schmickle 2 months ago
Before recent surgery, the anaesthetist had difficulty finding a vein, and I told him it was because I'm a " humble " person ..... not vain !
SkippityBoppityBoo 2 months ago (edited)
My various IVs!!! 😄 They do have to change the site regularly and my veins decided to not cooperate one time! Three different nurses were trying to find a vein and the last one said - "Are your veins playing hide and seek???" We both c*****d up laughing and I said "For gosh sake, just stab me anywhere!!!" 😄
However, people seem to value paramedics.
In a survey of more than 5,000 Americans, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration found that 99% of respondents had confidence in the abilities of EMS clinicians who would respond if 911 were called.
Over 90% of respondents considered EMS an essential government service.
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Lukas (he/him, it/its) 2 months ago
Actually, the average human body contains more than one skeleton due to pregnant women
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Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
Nope, mislabelled. The inverted nutter is the dirtbiker. The girl next to her clearly telling her that's going to end badly, THAT is the paramedic.
Mary Peace 2 months ago
I don't know about dirtbikers and paramedics, but don't see anything wrong with a little ballerina hanging upside down on the barre.
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Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
The only bowl that will never be vom bowls, are in pieces.
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Andrew Keir 2 months ago
Would that that were true! Too many people won't answer the questions, just repeat "send an ambulance quickly", but in fairness they're probably in shock. Doesn't help the patient though, those questions are in that order for a reason ...
Load More Replies... SkippityBoppityBoo 2 months ago
I once completely forgot my own name and where I live during an emergency 999 call! I was starting with an acute panic attack and the lady was fantastic with me, said "it's okay, breathe with me, slow breath in and slow breath out. You can do this"... I was still a bit garbled but managed to get the relevant information across eventually. I remember her saying "Do not argue with me!" and I started laughing! She meant that in the nicest possible way btw! But yeah, never argue with any EMT or 999 dispatcher!
Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
How incompetent of a dispatcher must you be to even engage an attempt to argue?
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Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
I don't understand. As usual acronyms make the sentence incomprehensible.
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Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
That is so hopelessly miscast. Surferdude Junior over there, would have been adopted before he found his bunk.
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Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
I was confused for a moment why the EMS was holding a petrol can
Load More Replies... Linda Johnson 2 months ago
unfortunately...SPOT ON !!! So far, here in Charlotte area of NC, my medical group just got bought up by "Duke Health" (read Duke University Corp) then Aetna, my insurer for medicare sends me 3 letters....1) Your new Medical Group is no longer an in-network provider for my PCP, 2) nor my Dentist and 3) they no longer cover some of my insulins....... So...here I am.....going for a heart valve check tomorrow and I have 20 days to find a new Doctor????? I have an implant post in my mouth and no Dentist to do the crown, and well....yeah, "It's hit the fan....."
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The Darkest Timeline 2 months ago
My dad was once an EMT and a volunteer firefighter. I wonder if he ever argued with himself this way? I’ll send him this and see what reaction I get.
Sam Trudeau 2 months ago
Or add cops: "I don't have to listen to you, you're a thievy retrievy"
Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
I think you mispelled "racially selective serial killer" Sam
Load More Replies... Andrew Keir 2 months ago
Respect is like a smile - if you give it, you get it back. If you don't ...
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Smeghead Tribble Down Under 2 months ago
My Nan always used to say, whenever we saw or heard an ambulance, ''I hope someone's having a baby and not a car accident''.
cerinamroth 2 months ago
I always do. I have been known to remind our kids when we hear an ambulance that we should say a word of gratitude for our health and family because the person in the ambulance is surely having one of the worst days of their life.
KatWitch57 2 months ago
I've always taught my son that, when we hear an ambulance (or other emergency vehicle), we should pull over and let them pass unimpeded.
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Roshan Kassan 2 months ago
I was taught to do that by my late mom and have taught my kid as well. I believe it's important for the crew and patient
Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
Is nobody going to mention the fact the writing on that ambulance is supposed to be inverted?
SkippityBoppityBoo 2 months ago
So if you're driving you can read it in the rear view mirror? Is that why?
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Shark queen 🦈🦈🦈 2 months ago
I think this applies to all professions and just waking up in general.
Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
To be fair, waking up has this effect on a lot of people. Coma's should be a service provided free of charge for people that are just SO done with ... *gestures broadly at everything*
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Beth Wheeler 2 months ago
Now how are you going to explain flipping the right to the police and your boss after you get out of the hospital?
Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
You can always tell when the patient is a yank. When they fall off a gurney, the sheer momentum rolls the whole truck over on its side.
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Beth Wheeler 2 months ago
Somebody didn't remember to. TURN AROUND, DON'T DROWN! And now that ambulance engine is trashed from water in the i take, etc.
QueerAxolotls 2 months ago
Why did I read that in the tune of "Total Eclipse of the Heart"
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Tim Gearing 2 months ago
Cue, Laurel and Hardy “Here’s another fine mess you’ve gotten me into”
Sam Trudeau 2 months ago
"And Noah looked up through the pouring rain, the unicorns were hiding, playing silly games"
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Forrest Hobbs 2 months ago
As I understand it, emergency services drivers are taught "It's better to arrive late than not at all". 🤷
Roshan Kassan 2 months ago
I REALLY want to drive with a paramedic - apparently its an adrenalin rush
April Pickett 2 months ago
Get trained as a paramedic and then you can have as many adrenalin rushes as you want.
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UKGrandad 2 months ago
In the what? How does anybody make a meme for the entire world to see and not give it a quick once-over before posting it?
The Majestic Opossum 2 months ago
What. You've never seen an anbulance at an energency? Umbelievable 🙄
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cerinamroth 2 months ago (edited)
My haematologist always compliments me on my veins. It's the little things in life.
Beth Wheeler 2 months ago
My son should be so lucky. They have to use that little vein finder thing on him because he is a hard stick.
Colleen Glim 2 months ago
Just because they can find them doesn’t mean they can stick them. Mine are small, deep, and will roll away from the needle
Load More Replies... Forrest Hobbs 2 months ago
IO: "An intraosseous (IO) device is a life-saving tool used to provide rapid vascular access in emergency situations where intravenous (IV) access cannot be obtained or is likely to delay treatment." https://www.osmosis.org/answers/intraosseous-device
Blackmoon The Dragon 2 months ago
Thanks! I was confused why it didn't say IV, I thought it was a typo at first
Load More Replies... Roshan Kassan 2 months ago
My blood donor person said my veins stand out among the rest - not sure what that means
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Savannah greenleaf 2 months ago
A three wheelchair pileup is possible. Thinking of the incident reports gives me a migraine.
Tim Gearing 2 months ago
My local nursing home is opposite the local hospital. About a 30 second drive depending on traffic.
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April Pickett 2 months ago
This job can work you to death, or bore you to death. I'd opt for the second one.
Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
In both cases, you're in the perfect vehicle, you can just hop in the back!
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Forrest Hobbs 2 months ago
Propofol = intravenous anaesthetic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propofol and https://bnf.nice.org.uk/d***s/propofol/
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Forrest Hobbs 2 months ago
Hang on - where I come from (UK), "sitting in car parks [parking lots]" is when paramedics often get to eat lunch, so, erm, they're not entirely opposed?
Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
Asphalt really isn't designed to accomodate the gluteus maximus of large ape species, though.
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Susan Reid Smith 2 months ago
There are occasions when an adequate answer at the time is better than the most correct answer made after time to consider it.
Andrew Keir 2 months ago
Because there are times when there just isn't time
Load More Replies... Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
Oh come on that is NOT a foctor. Nobody that looks like that is capable -- let alone motivated -- to work more than absolutely necessary for the nearest man to fall over himself scrambling to do it for her.
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Beak Hookage 2 months ago
Last time I had to go there I ended up sitting around like a spare shirt until the shift changed and next thing I knew a bunch of interns were gawping at me. I wasn't even there for anything all that interesting! I decided to be a good sport and showed them my injury.
Grumpy old man 2 months ago
I went in for a toe injury, the triage nurse (gymbro) asked me if I had other injuries, I showed him, he held me for a psych eval, the crisis nurse was so busy I fell asleep. When she finally got to me, I explained I worked at Caterpillar, assembling engines and am not s******l. She worked at Cat before becoming a nurse, and knew what I meant about hurting myself all the time. 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🤷🤷🤷
Load More Replies... Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
Makes you wonder if the E and the R don't secretly stand for Emigration Registrar
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Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
If you build a better mousetrap, And put it in your house, Before long mother nature Will build a better MOUSE! There is no such thing as idiot-proof. There is always a mightier idiot.
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Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
Naaaah the patient is just african american. The EMTs are leaving room for the hearse, you can see where the police cruiser was parked. The FD needs to put out the fire the PD set to burn the evidence.
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Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
I never realised Twinkies had a mascot. Who is the grinning woman behind the muppet clearly making a fleshlight joke with a cigar in his mouth?
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Yrral Spavit 2 months ago
Lived in a small town. We joked that if the FD, ambulance, police and Search and rescue were all called out the same 6 people would show up.
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Al Padilla 2 months ago
We used to call that the "Friendly Meter Syndrome" - It's when the fingerstick glucose is off-scale elevated.
Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
You know things are bad then even the medical equipment tries to soften the blow before giving you a reading.
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Laura Lawson 2 months ago
I am a phlebotomist (professional vampire) & the number of people with awesome veins who INSIST on a butterfly needle is absolutely insane. How bout you let me do my job, ok? I don't go to your workplace & tell you how to do something I know nothing about! ( yeah, rough week, I'm venting)
Multa Nocte 2 months ago
As a patient, I want to thank you and all other phlebotomists for the incredible work you do. I swear between all the incredible phlebotomists I have had and all the nurses and pharmacists who have given me injections, it took care of the phobia of needles I had up into my late teens.
Load More Replies... cerinamroth 2 months ago
Once I had blood taken and it was gushing so loudly I thought someone had flushed the toilet in the bathroom next door. But no, twas my ready supply from my excellent veins! Gold medal for me!
Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
How the hell does a patient even KNOW THE TERM?! Screw what they want, if they were capable of taking care of themselves they wouldn't be getting an IV to begin with
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Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
Imagine pulling rank when you're supposed to be there to help people. Yes I know someone's dying BUT FIRST!! Rezpek my authoritay!
Bi.Felicia 2 months ago
Umm, nope. CNA's are not a 'higher rank' than paramedics or EMTs. Nursing assistants provide basic nursing care, whereas paramedics are trained in advanced medical care in emergency situations and are an extension of the hospital system, in pre-hospital settings. Glad the "ambulance drivers" did their job and didn't listen to this moron.
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Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
The murican healthcare system. This meme is closer to a documentary than a joke.
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Grumpy old man 2 months ago
Fun fact! You know how DOD gave all the police MRAPs? We use ours in Texas for flood rescues.
Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
...and your mentally handicapped patients for electric chair function checking, your veterans to warm sidewalks, your elderly as a workforce, your prisoners for slave labour, and your female citizens as mobile gestation pods. OH! Before I forget! AND your students for target practise!
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Beth Wheeler 2 months ago
This pic makes my hand hurt. It hurts like hell when they put it in the hand or barely above the wrist. When I went for my cholecystectomy the nurse was trying my hand and I made him stop and use my forearm. When anesthesia came to give me a little happy juice to head to the OR I told him it hurt. The IV was infiltrated, we'll do another in there. Before the nurse could put the plastic thing on it blew so I had to get stuck a 4th time and I have good veins.
Yrral Spavit 2 months ago
Took my wife back into the hospital for more tests. They came all concerned and asked me about bruising on her arms. Told them that was from them trying to take blood and put in an IV three days ago. "Oh"
Grumpy old man 2 months ago
Lol. This my 3rd anniversary of surviving DKA. 3 day ER stay. Both arms bruised. Now I try to stay at 140, IDK. Cant make anyone else happy. Just do my best
Load More Replies... Al Padilla 2 months ago
When I was an intern, for emergencies, I specialized in the "Dorsal Thumbic Vein."
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cerinamroth 2 months ago
She looks like she could do with a cuddle and a hot cup of tea, poor lassie.
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Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
Waaaaaaaait a second that top boy is a repost, I saw him with his mother at the start of this thread!
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Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
I feel your pain my friend. No matter how you fight, sometimes the game is just over.
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Inservio Smurf 2 months ago
This behemoth of a nose should be illegal in non-freight traffic. It's literally a childmower.
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Forrest Hobbs 2 months ago
Educational, in that decoding the humour teaches you something about what it's like working as a paramedic.
Load More Replies... SkippityBoppityBoo 2 months ago
EMTs, Paramedics, Fire.. All First Responders are unsung heroes. The operators at the end of the phone too... They deal with the worst people, violent people, see and help people at their end of life... How they deal with it? I don't know. I've nothing but admiration and gratefulness for them all.
Forrest Hobbs 2 months ago
Educational, in that decoding the humour teaches you something about what it's like working as a paramedic.
Load More Replies... SkippityBoppityBoo 2 months ago
EMTs, Paramedics, Fire.. All First Responders are unsung heroes. The operators at the end of the phone too... They deal with the worst people, violent people, see and help people at their end of life... How they deal with it? I don't know. I've nothing but admiration and gratefulness for them all.
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