Wednesday, June 29th, 2005 at 6:55 pm
Maybe this is why it took my ambulance corps years to get a license to carry controlled substances (and only after triple locking them in state-of-the-art computer controlled safes): "Clearwater Fire Rescue apparently kept its controlled substances in Tupperware."
Medical student at St. George's University. Scuba Diver. Emergency Medical Technician/Emergency Dept. Tech.
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We used to keep our controls in an altoids tin. That is until we got RSI drugs now they are under lock and key. B-
Ooh, RSI drugs, I am jealous. We probably won’t get them because the people to the north of us keep killing people. (i.e. spending 90 minutes on-scene waiting for RSI when the hospital is 5 minutes away, or RSI’ing every COPD’er for no apparent reason…)
Ah yes…We have those jackasses here too. In fact I got bitched at for not RSIing a CHFer in a church that was literally within walking distance to the hospital. two blocks..
But when it is done right on the right pt, it makes all the diffrence.
B-
PS I will Add although when the controls were kept in an altoid tin, they stayed with the crew cheif or locked away in a special “Hidden” compartment in our drug box.