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In a message dated 3/10/2003 8:56:18 AM Eastern Standard Time, pbjorn@emh.org 
writes:

> If any member of the team has not appropriately protected himself, it is 
> he--not the tech--who should be seen as delaying the resuscitation.  Safety 
> and appropriateness in the trauma room is a part of professionalism at 
> every level, and not merely one's own lookout.

How big is your resus room
how far away do people have to be before someone can irradiate

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