[ SECRET POST #3083 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3083 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Mmmm, I'm not sure. Don't paramedics occasionally have to administer meds because they don't have time to make it to the hospital? One bad reaction or allergy or mislabeled/misplaced vial could trigger his curse and start things all over again.

Although I still agree it's a waaaay better idea than being a cop, which was quite possibly the most retarded thing that Matt could suggest for him.
Tyler should probably have a job doing data processing, lbr.

[(Anonymous)]

Paramedics administer meds all the time. They're under the supervision of doctors via radio.

[(Anonymous)]

Most paramedics give (only certain kinds of) drugs independently of doctors, at least in my country. No doctors are usually involved until they get to the hospital.

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A several months ago (for reasons to complicated to go into right now) I spent the night in ER and because of where I was I heard the paramedics talking to the ER. Most of was not asking what to do, but telling the ER what they were bringing in (car crash, stroke victim) - so the the ER could get ready.