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    “ Paramedics Should Be Paid More Hourly” “Paramedics, who race to emergencies and transport victims to the nearest ER,are taking a new role: keeping patients out of the hospitals” ( Paragraph 2 , Landro 1). Paramedics are the next important things compared to doctors and nurses. Being a paramedic is not what many people think it is. Many people believe that paramedics have an easy job. Paramedics do not just run through red lights blaring their sirens and flashing their lights. They also…

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    It’s 0500 in the morning, and Taylor is getting ready for her first clinical as a paramedic student. Taylor is 5’2, looks as though she is 12, and has a heart larger than life. When people would ask why she chose the career field she is in, she would always respond with a smile, “I’m an adrenaline junkie, and this gives me a fix like no other.” People often wonder what inspires people like her to do what they do for people they don't know, and it all comes back down to something as simple and…

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    This was the first step in introducing “dual-function” paramedic/firefighter which led to having 37 paramedic ambulances to be created and added alongside the department within just eight years. In the year 1983 the Bureau of Emergency Medical Services was created to improve hospital delivery care and also allowing paramedics to be promoted. This was only managed by just one person for the entire Los Angeles area which was extremely time…

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    Though the title of Paramedic is a generic description of a category of practitioners, provincial variability in regulatory methods accounts for ongoing differences in actual titles that are ascribed to different levels of practitioners. For example, the province of Alberta has legally adopted the title "Emergency Medical Technician", or 'EMT', for the Primary Care Paramedic; and 'Paramedic' only for those qualified as Advanced Care Paramedics Advanced Life Support (ALS) providers…

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    living room, the scene contains two paramedics with Buffy and her mother. The mood is created from focusing on the interaction of the first paramedic and Buffy with shot/reverse shots while speaking about Buffy’s mother. This scene specifically uses mostly close ups of Buffy as she is clearly shocked and upset. In the beginning, Buffy is teary eyed from crying and then the camera cuts to a blurry figure that moves towards the camera and focuses in on paramedic 1. This puts the viewers in Buffy’s…

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    the job of an emergency medical technician (EMT) or paramedic. Like every other job out there, there are many requirements and expectations of either an EMT or a paramedic. The difference between and EMT and a paramedic is the number of hours of training, knowledge of more medications, and advancement. This particular field does not require much education compared to a surgeon, but it does require more than a high school diploma. An EMT-paramedic training course and a basic life support (BLS)…

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    Critical Care Paramedics and Advanced/Primary Care Flight Paramedics will perform controlled acts in accordance with the base hospital medical directives issued by the Ornge Base Hospital Physician. USE OF THE MEDICAL DIRECTIVES BY PARAMEDICS These medical directives apply to paramedics who provide patient care under the license and/or authority of the RBH Medical Director. Delegation of controlled acts or medical directives in the ALS PCS to paramedics falls under the exclusive…

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    available. Although these benefits cannot be disputed, the paramedic more often than not can be put in a unique ethical and legal predicament. Before any attempt at resuscitation the paramedic must consider five ethical principles in order to determine whether the course of action is ethically acceptable in this patient’s situation. These are beneficence, non-maleficence, autonomy, justice and futility. However as health professionals, paramedics must also abide by legal documents such as…

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    Palm West Essay

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    part time position working days 7am-7pm at Palms West in Loxahatchee, Fl. At Palms West Paramedics are responsible for the direct and indirect care of patients under the supervision and direction of nurses and physicians. Paramedics care for the sick patients in emergency medical settings. Paramedics are responsible for a number of tasks including drawing blood, starting IVs, performing EKGs, etc. The paramedic must be familiar with medical terminology and be willing to help with all sorts of…

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    EMS System Analysis

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    hospital. In all of these cases the lives of people are needed to be taken care of as quickly as possible. Emergency Medical Services, also known as EMS, are the first responders that take care of the people who need emergency care ("What is EMS?"). Paramedics, EMTs, firefighters, and even police officers are all trained in basic life skills that is required to help their community. Emergency Medical Services is a system that coordinates and responds to emergencies, within this system there are…

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