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FireRehab
Communications June 2011 Volume 27 |
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Rehab and refusals: What you should do |
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At a large fire, multiple people, many with vitals outside of the normal range, come through the rehab sector and are evaluated by EMTs. In essence, these firefighters were evaluated by an EMT or paramedic, and then discharged from the sector. Is that a problem? The answer to this question lies in the answer to another. Can a firefighter refuse transport? |
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 More articles by Dr. Ken Lavelle
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The Rehab Training Center |
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What's on a label? |
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Part of maintaining our physical ability to perform as firefighters and emergency service is being cognizant of what we put in our bodies. It affects us in terms of our our health and wellbeing. Let's look at two of the most common ingredients to avoid. Extremely dangerous substance |
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| More articles by Jeffrey Lindsey
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| Introducing "The Silent Killer," narrated by Randolph Mantooth - Johnny Gage from "Emergency!"
"The Silent Killer" is a dramatic new educational video aimed at raising awareness of the duty-related dangers of carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning and reducing the known risk factors that unnecessarily kill or injure first responders each year. Watch the video and order free DVD copies online at www.thesilentkiller.net.
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