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Thu May 17 14:19:06 BST 2007

How right you are - and that fact tends to be forgotten by those south of the M-D Line!

>>> "Connie Potter" <Connie at traumafoundation.org> 5/16/2007 1:06 PM >>>

Although a Level I may be a coat rack in temperate climates, in icy cold
rural OR they saved more than one patient's bacon.  The ED, OR had the
same equipment saving time to transfer the patient and administer
PRBC's, the tubing snaps in quite easily (compared to some of the old
warmers), and little training was required to get them in use.
Remember, other parts of the US have what is called WINTER!

Connie Potter,

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