Coming from a healthcare family‚ I always knew I was going to work in healthcare but never knew to what extent; do I become a doctor or a PA? Perhaps a pharmacist or possibly a nurse? When I began working as an EMT in 2011‚ it solidified the idea that I wanted to be a nurse. One day at my EMT job‚ we responded to a woman with substernal chest pain radiating to the left arm with breathing difficulty. The woman appeared pale‚ cool‚ and diaphoretic indicating textbook symptoms of a possible myocardial
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Finck 1 For the interview‚ I chose to interview my good friend Colleen. I chose to interview her because we became great friends during the fall of 2009 during an EMT class at Greenfield Community College. The interview took place on February 11‚ 2009 after school at the Greenfield Community College library. I asked her several questions about her life and goals‚ and I learned many interesting facts about her Growing up she began to have a passion for working with horses. At the age
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responders are approaching these situations in a way that will minimize risk. The idea of training EMTs and Paramedics in tactical positions has been around since the 1980s. There have been a number of law enforcement agencies nationally that have worked with tactical EMTs already. Many of these teams use Counter Narcotics and Terrorism Operational Medical Support(CONTOMS)‚ to certify their providers as EMT-Ts or SWAT Medics. Furthermore‚ there are several national agencies‚ such as the International
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understanding of the underlying inefficient "human" factors in the market equation is necessary in order to account for the flaw in Efficient Market Theory. <br> <br><b>Efficient Market Theory: A Contradiction of Terms</b> <br>Efficient Market Theory (EMT) is based on the premise that‚ given the efficiency of information technology and market dynamics‚ the value of the normal investment stock at any given time accurately reflects the real value of that stock. The price for a stock reflects its actual
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Professional Morales and Public Opinion Team B GEN200 September 20‚ 2010 Abstract This paper we will discuss the role of public perception in society and the relationship between values and ethics. Successful business people understand the importance of public support and the damage that negative public perception can cause regardless of actually being found guilty of improprieties. A negative accusation‚ or even a person bearing false witness‚ can all be catastrophic to a public figures
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| | |There are approximately 870‚000 sworn law enforcement officers now serving in the United States. | | | |About 11.3 percent of them are female. | |
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Paramedics and nurses have many similarities as well as many differences. Often in an ER setting paramedics and nurses must work together to accomplish things quicker since there are many patients to take care of. I will be discussing some of the differences of these two similar professions including how to become a RN and a paramedic‚ what is required in order to work in an ER‚ how orders are given‚ pay scale differences‚ and how paramedics and nurses interact with each other. An RN‚ or registered
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Emergency Medical technicians (EMT) Emergency Medical technicians‚ a medically -trained recused professional is‚ a career I wish to pursue to have the ability to work with police on crime scenes‚ help injured people and work with hospitals. I have been interested in becoming an EMT for an of couple years now. My interest to become an EMT was caused by a television show called Live PD. If I become an EMT‚ I wish to further my career by advancing my training and becoming a Paramedic. To become a
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in 1992 was to gain market share through the expansion of the Mac business‚ expand into corporate enterprise computing‚ and diversify into related technologies that leveraged Apple’s strengths in software. According to the Executive Management Team (EMT) of John Sculley‚ Michael Spindler‚ and Joe Graziano et. al‚ gaining market share could be done by lowering prices and costs to attract a larger number of users. By making Apple more "open"-both technically and organizationally - they could satisfy
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He realized that the upliftment of marginal dairy farmers lay in their own hands through cooperative movement at community level. NDDB‚ along with Department of Electronics‚ Govt. of India conceived a project to introduce Electronic Milk Testers (EMT)‚ for accurate and instant display of fat content in milk. The technology was arranged in collaboration with Danish Organization M/s. N Foss Electric‚ and thus Rajasthan Electronics & Instruments Limited was born in 1981. Encouraged by the success of
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