Re: Re:NATHAN COLLINS TO STAY IN PARAMEDIC SUITE AT LADONIA INN

October 30, 2003

Bully, .

An excellent review of the mechanisms of peripheral edema and pulmonary edema

in CHF. Also excellent discussion of right sided heart failure vs. left

sided heart failure.

Now, is there anyone left who doesn't understand why albuterol is not

indicated for treatment of pulmonary edema?

The descriptions of the changes in ECG were pretty abstruse, and before long

I'll write an explanation of what you should read from them, unless of course,

hopefully, one of you does it for me first. Let's hope. 12-lead stuff may

be outside of the interests of many of you, but for those who want to have the

best picture of what's happening with their cardiac patients, it's essential.

GG

October 31, 2003

Come and join the EKG_Club if you want some exposure to EKGs and explanations

for interpretation. 'Famous' authors are regular contributors to the list!!

There really is no better place to learn EKGs IMNSHO. Case studies, strips, EKGs

from real patients... they are all presented in an educational format. All

levels of experience are invited to participate!

Come take a look!

Nick

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Nick Nudell, NREMT-P, CCEMT-P

California

nudell@...

" Perception is reality " - Wise Old Paramedic

Re:NATHAN COLLINS TO STAY IN PARAMEDIC SUITE AT LADONIA

INN

Why thank you. I would like to thank my Paramedic instructor, Neil

Coker, my former boss , and all the little people who

made this possible. I look forward to the 12 lead explanations as I

have lost my interpretation skills over the years. Thanks again Gene

for the puzzler.

EMT-P, EMS-I

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