Message from @Deleted User

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2017-11-08 00:38:08 UTC  

Emt-b on an ambulance

2017-11-08 17:58:59 UTC  

God bless you. Shits crazy

2017-12-05 03:01:42 UTC  

Any other med students in here?

2017-12-05 03:05:30 UTC  

@here

2017-12-05 03:06:42 UTC  

aaaaaa I get it

2017-12-05 03:06:46 UTC  

youre a clever one

2017-12-05 03:31:51 UTC  

@Deleted User Are you in school, residency, or practicing?

2017-12-05 05:09:33 UTC  

Anyone in here that took emt certification class in CA? @here

2017-12-05 05:36:49 UTC  

Its the same pretty much anywhere you can get a national emt B cert

2017-12-05 11:08:58 UTC  

haha no I don’t mean that I’m a med student. I was tagging @ here so you could find other med students quicker

2017-12-08 00:51:55 UTC  

@Alexander-IA practicing IM doc here if you have questions

2017-12-08 01:47:44 UTC  

Sweet, I have a test tomorrow on Kidney systems. I'll be up all night studying.

2017-12-08 02:34:52 UTC  

Funny how little of the physiology remains clinically relevant

2017-12-09 06:36:07 UTC  

What's the rundown on scars? I have particularly bad one I would like to get rid of

2017-12-09 06:37:21 UTC  

It's really bad tbh. It's not very large but the skin is basically a lump that's raised several millimeters and looks awful. It's also pretty painful, contact with it causes shooting pain all over my right ribcage (it's just a bit below my right pect)

2017-12-09 06:37:42 UTC  

Is there anything I can do to get rid of it non surgically?

2017-12-09 06:37:57 UTC  

It's about the size of a quarter

2017-12-09 06:39:51 UTC  

I'm not medically trained but I have a bad scar and experience with this. Your scar is a keloid. You can reduce it with silicone scar strips and they work really well with keloids and reducing the color.

2017-12-09 06:40:45 UTC  

The scar I used mine on is completely flesh colored now and all the keloid parts were flattened. They work even on old scars.

2017-12-09 06:41:42 UTC  

Look up silicone for reducing scars. It's used in burn units and things like that.

2017-12-09 06:41:50 UTC  

Sweet thx

2017-12-09 06:41:56 UTC  

Np

2017-12-09 06:42:34 UTC  

Definitely follow the directions for best results.

2017-12-09 06:43:09 UTC  

👍

2017-12-11 02:25:06 UTC  

Please see @Deleted User question @here

2017-12-11 02:25:09 UTC  

Alright so this is the second time in a row that I’ve gone to the gym and it feels as if either a vein or a ligament is pinching in my left elbow

2017-12-11 02:25:20 UTC  

Docs

2017-12-11 02:26:09 UTC  

Do you have tennis elbow? Any inflammation? Change in color? Does it only hurt while under weight or when you use it normally?

2017-12-11 02:35:40 UTC  

not to discount in any way the dangers of ammonia gas..but the above video is actually a staged training exercise

2017-12-11 02:43:19 UTC  

I originally saw that as part of a FD hazmat training course, anhydrous ammonia is often present at meth labs, and in the full vid there is a series of credits at the end, noting that the video was developed as part of a training program. That being said, anhydrous ammonia is an intense irritant that can certainly kill you in a high enough concentration,

2017-12-22 19:51:29 UTC  

Is there anything I should tell someone who has pnemonia besides "go to the doctor"?

2017-12-22 20:01:39 UTC  

I can give you a ride

2017-12-22 20:02:03 UTC  

Wear a mask and wash your hands

2017-12-22 21:17:05 UTC  

@this_that5553 I'll pitch in to buy an ambulance if you can get a driver and a few EMTs.

2017-12-22 21:41:18 UTC  

Biggest problem with that would be licensing

2017-12-22 21:41:25 UTC  

Legal hurdles

2017-12-23 19:16:24 UTC  
2017-12-23 19:16:55 UTC  

How do you know they have pneumonia? @Jacob

2017-12-23 19:17:28 UTC  

@ me in response please,

2017-12-23 20:02:59 UTC  

@Deleted User Turned out it was sinusitis