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@fireman1 This isn't a real emergency, it's just a demonstration. EMS would provide patient care and transport at a real MVA.
PPK464 10 months ago
@rubber314chicken Not all firefighters are paramedics. Some are EMT-B's and a few are A-EMT's with the occasional medic. Becoming a paramedic takes between 1200-1800 hours of course work. That is a ridiculous assumption.
PPK464 10 months ago
@rubber314chicken
Not true. Most firefighters are certified EMT-Basic's, though in some jurisdictions they are trained to FirstResponder level. Some FF's are EMT-Paramedics also, they can provide AdvancedLifeSupport (ALS).
UntamedWalrus 1 year ago
they dont always cut the battery cables. i was in a horrible highway accident that was a five car pileup. i got out of my mitsubishi diamante after it rolled, and i was completly fine. they cut the roof off of a 2009 tundra 4door with front and curtain bags, never cut the batt cables. the key was left on the entire time, with the drls on.
jason9022 2 years ago
this is way cool! i'm a fire explorer and yesterday we split into two groups of 4 and took about a car using jaws of life among other tools. and its so cool to see what we did being put to work. well not a true emergency, but it is cool to see what i did yesterday, seeing firement do it lol. like using the haligan and ax to pry open the car door so u can fit the spreader in. omg way cool! it feels awesome not being a bystander and actually knowing what the tools are! explorer program rocks!
lostgrl06 2 years ago
All firefighters are certified paramedics as well.
rubber314chicken 2 years ago
who is going to be inside doing patient care..firefighters ?
fireman1 2 years ago
It's a Subaru Loyale wagon (late 80's or early 90's.)
vigilante11485 2 years ago
This is only a demonstration on how they use the Jaws of Life, not every precaution that goes into doing a vehicle extrication.
Adhesiveputty 2 years ago
hey i'm on my friends account and i'm a firefighter. they didn't disconnect the battery or even try to open the door you know "try before you pry" and they only secured the car on 2 points instead of 4 what fire dept. is this?? nor did they check for wires that could set off the airbags and possibly kill the patient
feoring 2 years ago