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    Rescue Me, Chapter 32

     

    “We have morphine sulfate, midazolam and diazepam and succinylcholine,” said Bette.

     

    “OK Babe, we need to get two large bore IVs running.  Get a tourniquet on the right thigh.  You’re going to have to intubate him after I put him to sleep.  I’m going to need Chris here to ventilate after your tube him, because I’ll need you to assist with the surgery.  Do you have a scalpel in the rig?”

     

    “Yeah we have one in the OB kit.”

     

    “OK, I’ll need that, as much sterile normal saline as you can get, some betadine, sterile gloves, something to saw through the femur, and lots of trauma dressings.”

     

    “I think we have everything on the rig T.  The only thing that can think of is a hack saw in the tool kit.  I know we have new blades in the over-wrap, but I think they might be packed in oil of some sort,” said Bette.

     

    “We’ll just have to make the best of it then.  We can scrub the blades down with alcohol and betadine; how does that sound,” asked Tina.

     

    “That sounds like a plan.  I’ll alert Community of your plan and we’ll have the Chief keep them updated as to your progress,” said Bette, “Hey T, what about lighting?”

     

    “Oh, I hadn’t thought about that.”

     

    Bette turned to the Chief, “Do you think you can get us at least four 500 watt portable lights up here?”

     

    “Sure Bette is four going to be enough,” asked the Chief.

     

    Bette looked at Tina, and Tina responded, “Four should be plenty, thanks.”

     

    The Chief replied, “Anything you need Doc, we’ll be happy to get it for you.”

     

    As Tina explained to Mark what was necessary to extricate him from his apartment, Bette contacted Chris on the radio and told him what supplies they needed.  She also called Community Medical Center and advised them of Tina’s plans for a field amputation.  Chris returned with the necessary supplies and Bette had made all the notifications to assure Community was ready to receive the patient when they got there.

     

    “OK T, everything is ready, we have all the supplies, the hospital is ready for us, they have an OR standing by.  Are these lights OK, do you need more?”

    Comments

    1. Great chapter and it is GREAT to see you post again. I love that Tina and Bette truely respect each other professionally and personally. Now on with the surprise :o)

    2. Hey Medic great to have you back – when I see at post from you, I get the biggest smile on my face :o)) What a real life drama – I actually find that a little liberating in stead of all that dyke drama – I hope that makes sense…. Please don’t wait to long with the next post.

    3. Hey you make Bettework seem easy, Yet you are the writer. Bette doe earn her paycheck as does any EMT. Tina was great and gave Bette a lot of credit for a job well done… thanks

    4. These guys are too cute together. Boy, I give you guys credit for doing what you do (medicine) I get sick just looking at blood or even hearing about it. I could never do what you do. Nice job, in every way. Loving this story (and learning a lot too)

    5. Although I cant comment much, I am still around. I just read the last 3 chapters and as always, you’ve done a great job!!……Now, I look forward to all that “specialness” Tina has in store for Ms. Porter.

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