RE: top ems gagets of all time

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This should answer all your questions.

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

> Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

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> 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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This should answer all your questions.

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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. ?

> > >

> > >

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http://www.echolink.org/

This should answer all your questions.

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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. ?

> > >

> > >

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Thanks!

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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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Thanks!

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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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Thanks!

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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 was my choice also. It is probably the most under used piece of

equipment that we have along with the slide board.

Henry

Re: top ems gagets of all time

>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

>>

>> > 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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[Guest guest]

I agree it was not an EMS invention but it sure does help. Inresting answers who

knows maybe one day this will be on the national registry exam:)

Subject: Re: top ems gagets of all time

To: " texasems-l " texasems-l >

Date: Wednesday, August 24, 2011, 7:45 AM

 

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 agree it was not an EMS invention but it sure does help. Inresting answers who

knows maybe one day this will be on the national registry exam:)

Subject: Re: top ems gagets of all time

To: " texasems-l " texasems-l >

Date: Wednesday, August 24, 2011, 7:45 AM

 

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 agree it was not an EMS invention but it sure does help. Inresting answers who

knows maybe one day this will be on the national registry exam:)

Subject: Re: top ems gagets of all time

To: " texasems-l " texasems-l >

Date: Wednesday, August 24, 2011, 7:45 AM

 

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]

NACA was formed in 1915 and converted to NASA in 1958.

The original 'back pack' Walkie Talkies (SCR-300 A was the most common

type, ultimately developed into the AN/PRC 77 series) date from 1937, and the

smaller SCR 536 " Handi Talkies " date from about 1940 ( " Handi Talkie " was

copyrighted by Motorola in 1951.)

So, I guess which answer is correct 'depends.'

ck

KC0YPQ

In a message dated 08/24/11 14:48:16 Central Daylight Time, N5XNU@...

writes:

I think you'll find that hand held radios predate NASA by 20 years or so.

In a message dated 8/24/2011 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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I think you'll find that hand held radios predate NASA by 20 years or so.

In a message dated 8/24/2011 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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I think you'll find that hand held radios predate NASA by 20 years or so.

In a message dated 8/24/2011 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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I think you'll find that hand held radios predate NASA by 20 years or so.

In a message dated 8/24/2011 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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You can add N5XNU to the fray.

Kirk

EMT-B

In a message dated 8/24/2011 07:54:30 Central Daylight Time,

krin135@... writes:

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.

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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. ?

>

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In a message dated 8/24/2011 2:48:15 P.M. Central Daylight Time,

N5XNU@... writes:

I think you'll find that hand held radios predate NASA by 20 years or so.

Yea but you needed 3 hands to carry them.

Hell in 1986 I was issued a Motorola MT-1500 I think it was called. Had

like 8 banks of 10 channels each and a small phone book to tell you what each

frequency was programmed into it. I think I used it 3 times when we had

some weird apparatus from 5 Counties away on a Special Call.

Had to weigh 5 pounds.

Louis N. Molino, Sr., CET

FF/EMT-B/FSI/EMSI

Freelance Consultant/Trainer/Author/Journalist/Fire Protection Consultant

Training Program Manager, Fire and Safety Specialists, Inc.

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In a message dated 8/24/2011 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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I think the Glucometer was one of the best,

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I think the Glucometer was one of the best,

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I've found the LUCAS2 to be a total game-changer when working a full arrest.  It

does the job of at least 2 rescuers, you don't have several tired, sweaty people

doing compressions you are trying to work around, and you also have dependably

good, consistent compressions.  I would imagine that the Autopulse provides

similar benefits, but I have no experience using it. We can probably go all the

way back to the original " Thumper " and include it as well.  

Springfield

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Would be a tie between MAST trousers and Dr. Pepe.

paul

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Would be a tie between MAST trousers and Dr. Pepe.

paul

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Along with some of the other items mentioned, I would like to throw in

the one-man stretcher as a great improvement over the two-man stretcher

which was an improvement over its predecessor.

Also, the modular box ambulances were a great step forward. (If you can

remember the low-top Suburban's you know what I mean.)

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Along with some of the other items mentioned, I would like to throw in

the one-man stretcher as a great improvement over the two-man stretcher

which was an improvement over its predecessor.

Also, the modular box ambulances were a great step forward. (If you can

remember the low-top Suburban's you know what I mean.)

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low top Suburbans, Hell!

think Buick hearse conversions....

ck

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Also, the modular box ambulances were a great step forward. (If you can

remember the low-top Suburban's you know what I mean.)

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I was waiting for someone to toss a human in the fray

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Training Program Manager, Fire and Safety Specialists, Inc.

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Would be a tie between MAST trousers and Dr. Pepe.

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