RE: top ems gagets of all time

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Gloves...

On Tue, Aug 23, 2011 at 12:59 PM, lawrence verrett lgverrett@...>wrote:

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> Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all think or

> the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start with

> some of the easy ones.

> 1 Moniter

> 2. Modern amblance

> 3 hand held radios

> ok it is a start what would you all add?

> ps

> who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib we

> now use. ?

>

>

[Guest guest]

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----- Re: top ems gagets of all time

Date: Tue, 23 Aug 2011 13:09:19 -0500

Gloves...

On Tue, Aug 23, 2011 at 12:59 PM, lawrence verrett lgverrett@...>wrote:

> **

>

>

> Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all think or

> the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start with

> some of the easy ones.

> 1 Moniter

> 2. Modern amblance

> 3 hand held radios

> ok it is a start what would you all add?

> ps

> who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib we

> now use. ?

>

>

[Guest guest]

A competent partner, but they still haven't perfected that one.

[Guest guest]

one of the military guys needs to introduce you to the proper use of the

Litter, semi-rigid, jungle extrication one of these days.

to the best of my knowledge, no one at Kendrick has acknowledged the

comparison, but anyone who has used both....

ck

In a message dated 08/23/11 19:39:04 Central Daylight Time,

amwoods8644@... writes:

I will argue for the KED ; when you get good at putting it on, you can get

it around some of the most physically twisted, otherwise inextricable

victims.

Regards,

Alyssa Woods, NREMT-B

(210) 842-6428

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think or

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> > the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start

with

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> > some of the easy ones.

>

> > 1 Moniter

>

> > 2. Modern amblance

>

> > 3 hand held radios

>

> > ok it is a start what would you all add?

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> > ps

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> > who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib

we

>

> > now use. ?

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The Scoop

> **

>

>

> Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all think or

> the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start with

> some of the easy ones.

> 1 Moniter

> 2. Modern amblance

> 3 hand held radios

> ok it is a start what would you all add?

> ps

> who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib we

> now use. ?

>

>

[Guest guest]

I will argue for the KED ; when you get good at putting it on, you can get it

around some of the most physically twisted, otherwise inextricable victims.

Regards,

Alyssa Woods, NREMT-B

> The Scoop

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> > **

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> >

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> >

>

> > Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all think or

>

> > the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start with

>

> > some of the easy ones.

>

> > 1 Moniter

>

> > 2. Modern amblance

>

> > 3 hand held radios

>

> > ok it is a start what would you all add?

>

> > ps

>

> > who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib we

>

> > now use. ?

>

> >

>

> >

[Guest guest]

How about the AED, which basically brought what were previously ALS

interventions to the general public?

Wes Ogilvie

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> I will argue for the KED ; when you get good at putting it on, you can get it

around some of the most physically twisted, otherwise inextricable victims.

>

> Regards,

>

> Alyssa Woods, NREMT-B

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>> The Scoop

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>>> Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all think or

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>>> the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start with

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>>> some of the easy ones.

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>>> 1 Moniter

>>

>>> 2. Modern amblance

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>>> 3 hand held radios

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>>> ok it is a start what would you all add?

>>

>>> ps

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>>> who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib we

>>

>>> now use. ?

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[Guest guest]

I would add the modern protocols we use

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>>

>>> Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all think or

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>>> the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start with

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>>> some of the easy ones.

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>>> 1 Moniter

>>

>>> 2. Modern amblance

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>>> 3 hand held radios

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>>> ok it is a start what would you all add?

>>

>>> ps

>>

>>> who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib we

>>

>>> now use. ?

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>>>

>>

>>>

[Guest guest]

I'd agree with most comments but add that at times the 454 engine and a bolus of

diesel has saved a few lives.

No votes for HEMS????

Louis N. Molino, Sr. CET

FF/NREMT/FSI/EMSI

Training Program Manager

Fire & Safety Specialists, Inc.

Typed by my fingers on my iPhone.

Please excuse any typos.

(Cell)

(Office)

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LNMolino@...

Lou@...

> I would add the modern protocols we use

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>>>> Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all think or

>>>

>>>> the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start with

>>>

>>>> some of the easy ones.

>>>

>>>> 1 Moniter

>>>

>>>> 2. Modern amblance

>>>

>>>> 3 hand held radios

>>>

>>>> ok it is a start what would you all add?

>>>

>>>> ps

>>>

>>>> who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib we

>>>

>>>> now use. ?

>>>

>>>>

>>>

>>>>

[Guest guest]

I'd agree with most comments but add that at times the 454 engine and a bolus of

diesel has saved a few lives.

No votes for HEMS????

Louis N. Molino, Sr. CET

FF/NREMT/FSI/EMSI

Training Program Manager

Fire & Safety Specialists, Inc.

Typed by my fingers on my iPhone.

Please excuse any typos.

(Cell)

(Office)

(Office Fax)

LNMolino@...

Lou@...

> I would add the modern protocols we use

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>>>>

>>>

>>>> Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all think or

>>>

>>>> the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start with

>>>

>>>> some of the easy ones.

>>>

>>>> 1 Moniter

>>>

>>>> 2. Modern amblance

>>>

>>>> 3 hand held radios

>>>

>>>> ok it is a start what would you all add?

>>>

>>>> ps

>>>

>>>> who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib we

>>>

>>>> now use. ?

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>>>>

[Guest guest]

actually, while the NASA programs accelerated first the use of transistors

and then solid state devices, it was the military and ham radio tinkerers

who pushed the limits of how small can we go with radios.

ck

In a message dated 08/24/11 07:45:26 Central Daylight Time,

dave911emt@... writes:

I don't think hand held radios were an EMS invention... that was a NASA

invention...

But I think off-line medical control is a good invention... and the

electronic spell checker ;-)

To: texasems-l

Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2011 12:59 PM

Subject: top ems gagets of all time

Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all think or

the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start with

some of the easy ones.

1 Moniter

2. Modern amblance

3 hand held radios

ok it is a start what would you all add?

ps

who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib we

now use. ?

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HI HI!

KC0YPQ (inactive right now, expecting to put wire in the air when I get

moved, so that I can at least SWL)

ck

In a message dated 08/24/11 07:52:14 Central Daylight Time,

summedic@... writes:

And still are to this day doc.

Sent from my iPhone

McGee, EMT-P

N5SHY

> actually, while the NASA programs accelerated first the use of

transistors

> and then solid state devices, it was the military and ham radio

tinkerers

> who pushed the limits of how small can we go with radios.

>

> ck

>

>

> In a message dated 08/24/11 07:45:26 Central Daylight Time,

> dave911emt@... writes:

>

> I don't think hand held radios were an EMS invention... that was a NASA

> invention...

>

> But I think off-line medical control is a good invention... and the

> electronic spell checker ;-)

>

>

> To: texasems-l

> Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2011 12:59 PM

> Subject: top ems gagets of all time

>

> Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all think

or

> the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start with

> some of the easy ones.

> 1 Moniter

> 2. Modern amblance

> 3 hand held radios

> ok it is a start what would you all add?

> ps

> who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib

we

> now use. ?

>

>

[Guest guest]

yeah...problem being that a: no smart phone (was thinking of an HP Tablet,

but since they have abandoned the platform and WebOS...), and b: am stuck

on Net with significant download restrictions....

ck

In a message dated 08/24/11 07:57:28 Central Daylight Time,

summedic@... writes:

BTW, you can now echolink from any smart phone. It's great fun.

Sent from my iPhone

McGee, EMT-P

> HI HI!

>

> KC0YPQ (inactive right now, expecting to put wire in the air when I get

> moved, so that I can at least SWL)

>

>

>

> ck

>

>

> In a message dated 08/24/11 07:52:14 Central Daylight Time,

> summedic@... writes:

>

> And still are to this day doc.

>

> Sent from my iPhone

> McGee, EMT-P

> N5SHY

>

>

>

> > actually, while the NASA programs accelerated first the use of

> transistors

> > and then solid state devices, it was the military and ham radio

> tinkerers

> > who pushed the limits of how small can we go with radios.

> >

> > ck

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 08/24/11 07:45:26 Central Daylight Time,

> > dave911emt@... writes:

> >

> > I don't think hand held radios were an EMS invention... that was a

NASA

> > invention...

> >

> > But I think off-line medical control is a good invention... and the

> > electronic spell checker ;-)

> >

> >

> > To: texasems-l

> > Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2011 12:59 PM

> > Subject: top ems gagets of all time

> >

> > Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all

think

> or

> > the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start

with

> > some of the easy ones.

> > 1 Moniter

> > 2. Modern amblance

> > 3 hand held radios

> > ok it is a start what would you all add?

> > ps

> > who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib

> we

> > now use. ?

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

yeah...problem being that a: no smart phone (was thinking of an HP Tablet,

but since they have abandoned the platform and WebOS...), and b: am stuck

on Net with significant download restrictions....

ck

In a message dated 08/24/11 07:57:28 Central Daylight Time,

summedic@... writes:

BTW, you can now echolink from any smart phone. It's great fun.

Sent from my iPhone

McGee, EMT-P

> HI HI!

>

> KC0YPQ (inactive right now, expecting to put wire in the air when I get

> moved, so that I can at least SWL)

>

>

>

> ck

>

>

> In a message dated 08/24/11 07:52:14 Central Daylight Time,

> summedic@... writes:

>

> And still are to this day doc.

>

> Sent from my iPhone

> McGee, EMT-P

> N5SHY

>

>

>

> > actually, while the NASA programs accelerated first the use of

> transistors

> > and then solid state devices, it was the military and ham radio

> tinkerers

> > who pushed the limits of how small can we go with radios.

> >

> > ck

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 08/24/11 07:45:26 Central Daylight Time,

> > dave911emt@... writes:

> >

> > I don't think hand held radios were an EMS invention... that was a

NASA

> > invention...

> >

> > But I think off-line medical control is a good invention... and the

> > electronic spell checker ;-)

> >

> >

> > To: texasems-l

> > Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2011 12:59 PM

> > Subject: top ems gagets of all time

> >

> > Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all

think

> or

> > the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start

with

> > some of the easy ones.

> > 1 Moniter

> > 2. Modern amblance

> > 3 hand held radios

> > ok it is a start what would you all add?

> > ps

> > who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib

> we

> > now use. ?

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I'll check it out. if we get the new place, we should have either a cable

or DSL hook up....then an old RC-292 plus 40 acres for long wire....

ck

In a message dated 08/24/11 08:16:34 Central Daylight Time,

summedic@... writes:

http://www.echolink.org/

This should answer all your questions.

Sent from my iPhone

McGee, EMT-P

N5SHY

> Do you have a reference? I'd like to read some more.

> Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

>

> top ems gagets of all time

> > >

> > > Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all

think

> > or

> > > the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start

with

> > > some of the easy ones.

> > > 1 Moniter

> > > 2. Modern amblance

> > > 3 hand held radios

> > > ok it is a start what would you all add?

> > > ps

> > > who here knows the true story behind the creation of the

moniter/defib

> > we

> > > now use. ?

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

I don't think hand held radios were an EMS invention... that was a NASA

invention...

 

But I think off-line medical control is a good invention... and the electronic

spell checker ;-)

 

 

To: texasems-l

Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2011 12:59 PM

Subject: top ems gagets of all time

 

Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all think or the

top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start with some of the

easy ones.

1 Moniter

2. Modern amblance

3 hand held radios

ok it is a start what would you all add?

ps

who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib we now

use. ?

[Guest guest]

And still are to this day doc.

Sent from my iPhone

McGee, EMT-P

N5SHY

> actually, while the NASA programs accelerated first the use of transistors

> and then solid state devices, it was the military and ham radio tinkerers

> who pushed the limits of how small can we go with radios.

>

> ck

>

>

> In a message dated 08/24/11 07:45:26 Central Daylight Time,

> dave911emt@... writes:

>

> I don't think hand held radios were an EMS invention... that was a NASA

> invention...

>

> But I think off-line medical control is a good invention... and the

> electronic spell checker ;-)

>

>

> To: texasems-l

> Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2011 12:59 PM

> Subject: top ems gagets of all time

>

> Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all think or

> the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start with

> some of the easy ones.

> 1 Moniter

> 2. Modern amblance

> 3 hand held radios

> ok it is a start what would you all add?

> ps

> who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib we

> now use. ?

>

>

[Guest guest]

And still are to this day doc.

Sent from my iPhone

McGee, EMT-P

N5SHY

> actually, while the NASA programs accelerated first the use of transistors

> and then solid state devices, it was the military and ham radio tinkerers

> who pushed the limits of how small can we go with radios.

>

> ck

>

>

> In a message dated 08/24/11 07:45:26 Central Daylight Time,

> dave911emt@... writes:

>

> I don't think hand held radios were an EMS invention... that was a NASA

> invention...

>

> But I think off-line medical control is a good invention... and the

> electronic spell checker ;-)

>

>

> To: texasems-l

> Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2011 12:59 PM

> Subject: top ems gagets of all time

>

> Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all think or

> the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start with

> some of the easy ones.

> 1 Moniter

> 2. Modern amblance

> 3 hand held radios

> ok it is a start what would you all add?

> ps

> who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib we

> now use. ?

>

>

[Guest guest]

And still are to this day doc.

Sent from my iPhone

McGee, EMT-P

N5SHY

> actually, while the NASA programs accelerated first the use of transistors

> and then solid state devices, it was the military and ham radio tinkerers

> who pushed the limits of how small can we go with radios.

>

> ck

>

>

> In a message dated 08/24/11 07:45:26 Central Daylight Time,

> dave911emt@... writes:

>

> I don't think hand held radios were an EMS invention... that was a NASA

> invention...

>

> But I think off-line medical control is a good invention... and the

> electronic spell checker ;-)

>

>

> To: texasems-l

> Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2011 12:59 PM

> Subject: top ems gagets of all time

>

> Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all think or

> the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start with

> some of the easy ones.

> 1 Moniter

> 2. Modern amblance

> 3 hand held radios

> ok it is a start what would you all add?

> ps

> who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib we

> now use. ?

>

>

[Guest guest]

Very good, I'll be waiting for you doc.

73

Sent from my iPhone

McGee, EMT-P

> HI HI!

>

> KC0YPQ (inactive right now, expecting to put wire in the air when I get

> moved, so that I can at least SWL)

>

>

>

> ck

>

>

> In a message dated 08/24/11 07:52:14 Central Daylight Time,

> summedic@... writes:

>

> And still are to this day doc.

>

> Sent from my iPhone

> McGee, EMT-P

> N5SHY

>

>

>

> > actually, while the NASA programs accelerated first the use of

> transistors

> > and then solid state devices, it was the military and ham radio

> tinkerers

> > who pushed the limits of how small can we go with radios.

> >

> > ck

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 08/24/11 07:45:26 Central Daylight Time,

> > dave911emt@... writes:

> >

> > I don't think hand held radios were an EMS invention... that was a NASA

> > invention...

> >

> > But I think off-line medical control is a good invention... and the

> > electronic spell checker ;-)

> >

> >

> > To: texasems-l

> > Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2011 12:59 PM

> > Subject: top ems gagets of all time

> >

> > Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all think

> or

> > the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start with

> > some of the easy ones.

> > 1 Moniter

> > 2. Modern amblance

> > 3 hand held radios

> > ok it is a start what would you all add?

> > ps

> > who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib

> we

> > now use. ?

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

BTW, you can now echolink from any smart phone. It's great fun.

Sent from my iPhone

McGee, EMT-P

> HI HI!

>

> KC0YPQ (inactive right now, expecting to put wire in the air when I get

> moved, so that I can at least SWL)

>

>

>

> ck

>

>

> In a message dated 08/24/11 07:52:14 Central Daylight Time,

> summedic@... writes:

>

> And still are to this day doc.

>

> Sent from my iPhone

> McGee, EMT-P

> N5SHY

>

>

>

> > actually, while the NASA programs accelerated first the use of

> transistors

> > and then solid state devices, it was the military and ham radio

> tinkerers

> > who pushed the limits of how small can we go with radios.

> >

> > ck

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 08/24/11 07:45:26 Central Daylight Time,

> > dave911emt@... writes:

> >

> > I don't think hand held radios were an EMS invention... that was a NASA

> > invention...

> >

> > But I think off-line medical control is a good invention... and the

> > electronic spell checker ;-)

> >

> >

> > To: texasems-l

> > Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2011 12:59 PM

> > Subject: top ems gagets of all time

> >

> > Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all think

> or

> > the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start with

> > some of the easy ones.

> > 1 Moniter

> > 2. Modern amblance

> > 3 hand held radios

> > ok it is a start what would you all add?

> > ps

> > who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib

> we

> > now use. ?

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

That is something that should explored for use as tactical command nets in MCIs

73

Larry

KC5KZV

Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

top ems gagets of all time

> >

> > Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all think

> or

> > the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start with

> > some of the easy ones.

> > 1 Moniter

> > 2. Modern amblance

> > 3 hand held radios

> > ok it is a start what would you all add?

> > ps

> > who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib

> we

> > now use. ?

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Do you have a reference? I'd like to read some more.

Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

top ems gagets of all time

> >

> > Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all think

> or

> > the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start with

> > some of the easy ones.

> > 1 Moniter

> > 2. Modern amblance

> > 3 hand held radios

> > ok it is a start what would you all add?

> > ps

> > who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib

> we

> > now use. ?

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Do you have a reference? I'd like to read some more.

Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

top ems gagets of all time

> >

> > Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all think

> or

> > the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start with

> > some of the easy ones.

> > 1 Moniter

> > 2. Modern amblance

> > 3 hand held radios

> > ok it is a start what would you all add?

> > ps

> > who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib

> we

> > now use. ?

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Do you have a reference? I'd like to read some more.

Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

top ems gagets of all time

> >

> > Ok, here is something on the lighter side of EMS. What do you all think

> or

> > the top ten EMS getgets.inventions of all time. I am going to start with

> > some of the easy ones.

> > 1 Moniter

> > 2. Modern amblance

> > 3 hand held radios

> > ok it is a start what would you all add?

> > ps

> > who here knows the true story behind the creation of the moniter/defib

> we

> > now use. ?

> >

> >