09-05-12, 10:19 PM
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Back on topic - first action when on scene is to assess for danger, not just to the patient, but to you and others around you. From what you've described, don't think anyone would disagree with your assessment and course of action. Don't worry too much about the ambulance flying towards him, the information passed will have been very basic and probably over exaggerated and generated a high priority response code.
Back on topic - first action when on scene is to assess for danger, not just to the patient, but to you and others around you. From what you've described, don't think anyone would disagree with your assessment and course of action. Don't worry too much about the ambulance flying towards him, the information passed will have been very basic and probably over exaggerated and generated a high priority response code.
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