Don't Drink The Water
A female is complaining of symptoms that point directly to a cardiac issue. Yet the paramedic deems her not worth their time. These generalized symptoms may just point to something even more nefarious in nature that no one can see coming.
Medic Materials Podcast · Emily Yates, Mike Turek, Butch Smith, Gerard Cuomo, Phil Saunders
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A female is complaining of symptoms that point directly to a cardiac issue. Yet the paramedic deems her not worth their time. These generalized symptoms may come back to haunt providers. We talk abdominal pain, nausea and other GI complaints in this episode. Hear from Mike (NY AEMT-P, CIC), Emily (NY EMT-B, RN), Phil (NY AEMT-P), Gerard (NC AEMT-P) & Butch (NY AEMT-P).
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