Essay On The Emergency Room

Once he was sure that the troopers were gone from the outside of his cell, he sighed out loud and rolled carefully over onto his back. That had been the first intentional sound that he'd made since his declaration to the interrogator, however many hours, or days earlier. The troopers that tried to get information out of him, after the formal meeting, didn't get what they

We arrived at Clearview at 2231 Hrs. and took the patient to room 14. I went back outside and began to put our unit back together when Supervisor Carlock approached me and in a very agitated voice said: “WHY DID YOU PULL OFF?” Surprised, I said “What are you talking about?” He said loudly, “I TOLD YOU TO STOP AND YOU DIDN’T!” I replied, “Jeff was telling me not to stop because we had a pulse back.” He said “I DON’T CARE WHAT JEFF SAID, I’M YOUR SUPERVISOR AND I TOLD YOU TO STOP!” I said “Dennis, I think you’re talking to the wrong person, you need to be talking to Jeff, I was doing what he told me to do.” He replied “WHO’S YOUR SUPERVISOR, WHO’S YOUR SUPERVISOR, I AM, NOT JEFF, YOU DO WHAT I SAY!” I said ”yes, you are the supervisor, but at that moment I was doing what the Paramedic in charge of patient care was telling me to do, and what I felt was best for the Pt., since we had a 41 Y/O patient who had a pulse.” He said “I DON’T CARE, YOU DO WHAT I SAY!

Haskey was very upset by this, she was under the impression that Mr. Haskey was going to Arbor Ridge for rehabilitation. Mr. Haskey retorted by saying “Arbor ridge was full so they are putting me here”. Mr. Haskey was very adamant of this and insisted in being put in his own bed. Mrs. Haskey was very distressed by this and stated “I can’t take care of you, I’m not a nurse and I don’t know how to help you and if you fall I cannot possibly lift you up”. While on the way out S/O EMT Perez was very unsure about the situation at hand and stated to Mrs. Haskey that he would immediately report this to his supervisor. After S/O EMT Perez cleared he talked to his supervisor S/S EMT Salamy about the situation and eventually found out after following up with the Arbor Ridge Nursing staff that Mr. Haskey had a room ready for him and that the staff were waiting for his arrival. After receiving this news S/O EMT Perez, S/O EMT Ayesu and S/S Salamy reported back up to CT-403 and S/S Salamy explained the situation to Mrs. Haskey and apologized for the mis-communication error that had happened at some point during the return process. S/O EMT Ayesu and S/S EMT Salamy escorted Mr. Haskey to his room at Oak Grove 3205 and with the help of S/O EMT Perez and the nursing staff placed MR. Haskey in his

“I want you to organize a chopper filled with our finest soldiers. We are going to try to draw it out and that’s a order. We need to create a diversion in order to save them from the beast.” The General gave the order.

“We had no idea when you would be arriving, runners have been sent to inform the Generals.”

“So what section are you-” the lifeforce leader was cut off by a scream of grief and fear coming from deep in the crowd. Everyone’s heads and eyes turned towards the source of the heart-stopping sound. There stood a guy looking out towards the Edge.

Once again, Major General Boney was caught by surprise. He waved to the Sergeant Major to tell him what was going on, “The entire 184th Infantry Regiment – Airborne will be executing a combat jump into the area in thirty minutes.”

“I surrender, just don’t shoot.” As the plumped up mayor quickly says in a stuttering voice as he scrambles under his desk.

The General chuckled upon seeing Leroy's failure. His laughter echoed in the exiguous space of the quarters, with no other sounds to muffle it. Jedrek stepped more harshly over Private Ryker's back, twisting the tip of his foot in overt disdain for the man that now lied slumped on the ground. Now was the time to add insult to injury; without wanting to give the Private a chance to stand up, Wolf sat right behind his ass and pinned him to the ground with his sheer bulk. The Commander then relentless grabbed Leroy by the hair and tugged his head backwards, forcing him to look at the other members of the group.

“Yes, Colonel Jesop.” General Grayston stood and shook the Colonel’s hand. “I’d like an update on how it’s going looking for more of those shortwave radios.”

Some more time passed and finally a Marine came by. Thinking that he was dead, the fellow Marine

The platoon, scrambled to cover their asses, and joined him in strafing the undergrowth. Flashes from the enemy's muzzles, gave the Viet Cong's positions away. One by one, the men tossed their grenades toward them, and the ground erupted.

His eyes nearly popped out of the sockets and I thought he was going to fall. He busted out in laughter and said, “Dude, you better grab your orders and go to the squadron for check in before they mark you as being AWOL (Absent Without Leave).”

have talked with many professionals and received no help. Unfortunately, he has given up on talking to any more doctors. Its’s an ugly cycle and many people are dealing with these struggles day in and day out. It is becoming very hard for individuals to get the needed help they deserve, and through my research I hope to find out why these individuals are getting overlooked.

Lincoln’s only course of action now was to remain as still as possible. His feet dragged along the floor until they all got to the truck. The two soldiers then took him down the stairs to the front of the truck. They opened the door and flung him in. Lincoln was about to jump out again when one of them pulled his rifle around and pointed it at him. Lincoln got back in and sat quietly.