Cegurna Thomas says she had stopped breathing and the paramedics couldn't find a pulse when they came to her home back on February fourth, so they left, leavingOh... Bad Ju-ju, Skippy. That would be why this County requires us to hook them up to a monitor, and get a code summary, etc. So this crap don't happen.
police to process the scene. But police noticed signs of life, and called the paramedics back. They took her to a hospital, where she remained for four days before being discharged.
Have a great Monday, firm in the knowledge that no matter how bad it is.. This lady had a worse day!
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Mike, it's ALS protocol in EVERY county in Pennsylvania for the medics to hook the patient up to the monitor and confirm asystole (no electrical activity) in 2 leads before declaring.
Hell,..we have to get a rhythm strip on refusals before we get the ER doc to sign off on it.
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