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In Focus Medical pros deal with life and death I On-scene expertise of EMTs can make a big difference by Jennifer Franklin and Candace Cline Staff Writers ailed loi hack up " lhc medical team al lhc scene ad- ninisicred CPR American Ambulance responds to Between calls as ar •meraencv calls like this ever) dav Die company employs sin > people. ejected Irom their cars rom ollicc stall lo lliehi paramedics. Banta never planned t owns 35 amhulanees that cost S5tl medical profession 1 in hour io maintain. American also . woik 111 law ent'orcem .perau-s a helicopter unit called me Ins Jccivc in a.lii Skylifc and .1 Special rniuma Ad- justice. anccd Rescue program < STAR 1 ""..ilia is interested Insight photo by Candace Cline Between calls as an EMT in Fresno County. Jarrod Banta restocks supplies at a local hospital. hv police and American to refer In |i\paiklii!gonthai ideology. Amen someone who is mcniallv unstable. can has thecap.'ihilitv to provide care When Neinelh and Bank- talked to as soon as ihe inches arrive on scene the man. lie said he did not hear STAR rescue operations is an e\ voices, bin he did hear thoughts. He ample He has worked as .< rgical I' \ .ii \ \H since flight paramedic for the California Required Training Highway Patrol Each ambulance is slatted with an i'aramcdic Inn Johnson also as- EMT and a paramedic pires to work in law enforcement. Janod Banta. 2s. is a memtvi ol "I want to do something morcpro- the S I AR rescue leam As an l-.MT. active, noi reactive.'' said'johnson. Haiila is name.! in Basic Lite Support • 1 le said lie wants lo slop drunk dnv - (BI.Si. which is different from a ers before thev intl icl hami instead of paramedic's training in Advanced treating the results Life Support I \l S) Johnson. 25. has worked for Ameri- BLS includes taking vital sieiis. can lot more than 5 ye.it>. During lhal administering oxygen and oral glu- time he has delivered 2<> babies and heart monitor suicide Heals., bronchi.. cIuuciHv AI.S naming allow s paramedic s i„ dead man to ihe hospital, a week later read electrocardiogram (KKGi he saw him walk out rhythms, administer medicines and 'I-like heme able to be with the begin intravenous medication Para- public and make a difference.** said inches are named at the highest level Johnson To give someone a second ol pie hospital cue chance al life is rewarding." Banta has worked lot Vmerican Nemeih is a siudent al California Ambulance lot 2 1/2 vears He said State University. Krcsno.Hc has he has learned something new eveiv woikedioi -\niencaii since he was I" Spoke Ol a fantasy life wiih a local news anchor cued . The police did not declare him appro- Para-niedicincisarelaiivelv new field Daniel Freeman Hospital in the D>s An para-medicine in the early 70s. Ii grew from the question, scoop and run ' Let's see what a,.ave.ac-oM.llH.pal,enls|v.vveek .1 Senous iniiiriesan.l illnesses make up about 25 ivrcem ofthose pattents v; All n.aio. trauma eases in Iresno m lo \MC. said Ion. Slokel. VMC's Stewari'sduticsincliKleevalualing "huerms ol cinc.gcm v depart l... ncu.osmgical piohlen.s meuis. VMC has an excellent icpula According lo Stewart. R \ v prav e on scene ,;„„ _„„„„,. u..u |llllL. |1llspiials around Ik c medu inemi a diflerenl lev el lhaii .VMC accepts siv emergency procedures, such as inserting a line ■mhersres modicul residents everv vear undei the collai hone to moniloi a Ail" hul '-|IK'" While completing llieii residency, patient's heart •die lappelled s|ll|,|>ed Iocs to multiple stab wounds also peiloruis vcnliicnlosioinvs He J began admin- More than 120 cases come through .lulls ., hole into ihe patient's skull. the Ll< Bel These are 12 hour shifts v and Clovis Banta was dispatched ie STAR rescue I "metro simts Typical night on the job lis within Fresno In Ins ? vear. at American, he has jin calls u.ltiple During ihe same shift vv hen the) trie ni involving a diesel to resuscitate the heart-attack victin on one of his first calls Nemeih ...id Bar.le vv ere called about With 3 years experience as an EMT in Fresno County, Shorin Nemeth Nine people had been •> possible "5150." Ihe term is used works shifts of between 12 and 24 hours. Problems of the uninsured Predators, from page 3 The group submitted a formal pe- interested in changing their ways." the farmer. tilion to the U.S. Department of Aj! Skeelesaid Vasquez raises cattle and grow "They come down off these moun riculturc d'SDAi to revise ADC's "| Predators" | nuiiilx-rs have been grapes in the foothills of eastern tains." Vasquez said Ihev ..ren policies. II the group is noi satisfied reduced to a small proportion of their Iresno Count) on his 26-acrc ranch scared »l people at all. We've had m with the outcome of recent meetings historical levels, and we're making a ducks, turkeys ami chickens ..i with the I'SDA. Perrine said Defend continent-wide effort lo bring those Battle between man and nature lacked' crs of Wildlife will use legal action hack up and restore the integrity of liven with a gun bv his side. Since l'K>*. Vasquez estimates tha ADC's McDonald maintains thai ihe natural food web.'' he said. Vasquez reels powerless over the coyotes have killed 5(1 ducks, aboi ihe program's emphasis on lethal Bui foi Hank Vasquez. predators sheer numbers of predators lhal have 40 chickens and six wild turkeys methods is because ol the timing of seem to be winning the battle againsi attacked his newborn calves and dam Hehasncvei asked the count* nap when thev are called in, "Many tun ranchers in thc ing with beginners." McDonald said Channel 24 sports anchor. Quinlan is not atohe in his cxpedi call from Fresno Slale asking "By the time ADC is called in. I his is Swearengm's first vear shar- lions into baseball's unexpected wanted to do the broadcasts for radio even thing's been tried. They've tried ing the radio waves with Quinlan. Linda, his wife ol 15 years, cxperi- station KMJ 5MI \\l He lumped at everv non leihaliiicihodili.iivouc.il "This is like Radio 101 forme." enced first hand the odd.lies ol the the opportunity and the killing continues." Swearengirt said -He's got a great minor leagues and uncertainly ol ADC officials also maintain thai lhc baseball mind. If someone iclls him where her next home would he. One big family Quinlan, from page 7 "I want the broadcasts under the dim glo gathers the cats checks his gun an. lumped lhc fence and look ihem all We woke up in Ihe morning and saw a lot ol feathers hut no ducks"' .en pea als each week arc ndle the i nd odlalko ighl in with the program's percentage ol predator kills a story, he remembers it the first is small 4ii comparison fn wildlife's nine 8aseba//'s uncertainties total population. Quinlan said his love for baseball Linda was very understanding. The total ADC lake in any species allows him lo remember man) sio- so we we're able to make all these has no effect on overall population." ries. irips and move everv 2 or 3 vears."' McDonald said. "Wc are not in the "Mv know ledge ol ihe game came Quinlan said. "We used lo r'ciiieiii- species-elimination business If it's from mv friend Monte Moore, who. her how many vears we were mat one coyote ihai's doing the killing, announced lor 25 years for the A's and riedb) Me number of baseball sea- then il's one coyote that we'll take." Royals, and all the minor league man- sons and where I happened to be Skeele disagrees. agcrs I worked vv ith over the years." those first S years." "This isa federal program nol very he said In 1994. Quinlan received a phone "ICoach Bennett | is the icon of the college game. I love working with the university." Quinlan said 'Icouldnl pass that up." "He really cares about the school. and we're luckv lo have him His schtick is great, and he's iu» to work We're just hav up of coffee " loins scrotum The post-game show concluded at \k was taken to the open 0:30 p.m. The stadium lights died because the bullet had tra I and only a few si uned in the press box John Quinli is ol ihem. already prepa his abdoi The nai .Mil. ihe .1 Mi., VA.,1 ivith.' ml rdless oi h.s knowledge about the game, lohn Quinlan tries "One ol the best parts of ilu a-'re all one big family.'' Quinlan doctor. aid. lalerlhe As he gol up l«> leave, he look one hitnscll in a til ol d lore look out into the darkness. Ik- "Just another h; niilcd emergency denartm shot you there?" he asked a admitted he I. ongratulations to the Fresno State ad team for winning the regional student advertising competition. They'll be representitig Northern California at the American Advertising Competition's National Student Advertising Competition in San Diego. 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Object Description
Title | 1996_05 Insight May 1996 |
Alternative Title | Insight (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Dept. of Journalism, California State University, Fresno. |
Publication Date | 1996 |
Description | Weekly during the school year. Vol. 1, no. 1 (Oct. 8 1969-v. 29, no. 23 (May 13, 1998, issue. Title from masthead. Merged with Daily collegian. |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodials |
Contributors | California State University, Fresno Dept. of Journalism |
Coverage | October 8, 1969 - May 13, 1998 |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi, TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
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Title | 008_Insight May 01 1996 p 8 |
Alternative Title | Insight (California State University, Fresno) |
Publication Date | 1996 |
Full-Text-Search | In Focus Medical pros deal with life and death I On-scene expertise of EMTs can make a big difference by Jennifer Franklin and Candace Cline Staff Writers ailed loi hack up " lhc medical team al lhc scene ad- ninisicred CPR American Ambulance responds to Between calls as ar •meraencv calls like this ever) dav Die company employs sin > people. ejected Irom their cars rom ollicc stall lo lliehi paramedics. Banta never planned t owns 35 amhulanees that cost S5tl medical profession 1 in hour io maintain. American also . woik 111 law ent'orcem .perau-s a helicopter unit called me Ins Jccivc in a.lii Skylifc and .1 Special rniuma Ad- justice. anccd Rescue program < STAR 1 ""..ilia is interested Insight photo by Candace Cline Between calls as an EMT in Fresno County. Jarrod Banta restocks supplies at a local hospital. hv police and American to refer In |i\paiklii!gonthai ideology. Amen someone who is mcniallv unstable. can has thecap.'ihilitv to provide care When Neinelh and Bank- talked to as soon as ihe inches arrive on scene the man. lie said he did not hear STAR rescue operations is an e\ voices, bin he did hear thoughts. He ample He has worked as .< rgical I' \ .ii \ \H since flight paramedic for the California Required Training Highway Patrol Each ambulance is slatted with an i'aramcdic Inn Johnson also as- EMT and a paramedic pires to work in law enforcement. Janod Banta. 2s. is a memtvi ol "I want to do something morcpro- the S I AR rescue leam As an l-.MT. active, noi reactive.'' said'johnson. Haiila is name.! in Basic Lite Support • 1 le said lie wants lo slop drunk dnv - (BI.Si. which is different from a ers before thev intl icl hami instead of paramedic's training in Advanced treating the results Life Support I \l S) Johnson. 25. has worked for Ameri- BLS includes taking vital sieiis. can lot more than 5 ye.it>. During lhal administering oxygen and oral glu- time he has delivered 2<> babies and heart monitor suicide Heals., bronchi.. cIuuciHv AI.S naming allow s paramedic s i„ dead man to ihe hospital, a week later read electrocardiogram (KKGi he saw him walk out rhythms, administer medicines and 'I-like heme able to be with the begin intravenous medication Para- public and make a difference.** said inches are named at the highest level Johnson To give someone a second ol pie hospital cue chance al life is rewarding." Banta has worked lot Vmerican Nemeih is a siudent al California Ambulance lot 2 1/2 vears He said State University. Krcsno.Hc has he has learned something new eveiv woikedioi -\niencaii since he was I" Spoke Ol a fantasy life wiih a local news anchor cued . The police did not declare him appro- Para-niedicincisarelaiivelv new field Daniel Freeman Hospital in the D>s An para-medicine in the early 70s. Ii grew from the question, scoop and run ' Let's see what a,.ave.ac-oM.llH.pal,enls|v.vveek .1 Senous iniiiriesan.l illnesses make up about 25 ivrcem ofthose pattents v; All n.aio. trauma eases in Iresno m lo \MC. said Ion. Slokel. VMC's Stewari'sduticsincliKleevalualing "huerms ol cinc.gcm v depart l... ncu.osmgical piohlen.s meuis. VMC has an excellent icpula According lo Stewart. R \ v prav e on scene ,;„„ _„„„„,. u..u |llllL. |1llspiials around Ik c medu inemi a diflerenl lev el lhaii .VMC accepts siv emergency procedures, such as inserting a line ■mhersres modicul residents everv vear undei the collai hone to moniloi a Ail" hul '-|IK'" While completing llieii residency, patient's heart •die lappelled s|ll|,|>ed Iocs to multiple stab wounds also peiloruis vcnliicnlosioinvs He J began admin- More than 120 cases come through .lulls ., hole into ihe patient's skull. the Ll< Bel These are 12 hour shifts v and Clovis Banta was dispatched ie STAR rescue I "metro simts Typical night on the job lis within Fresno In Ins ? vear. at American, he has jin calls u.ltiple During ihe same shift vv hen the) trie ni involving a diesel to resuscitate the heart-attack victin on one of his first calls Nemeih ...id Bar.le vv ere called about With 3 years experience as an EMT in Fresno County, Shorin Nemeth Nine people had been •> possible "5150." Ihe term is used works shifts of between 12 and 24 hours. Problems of the uninsured Predators, from page 3 The group submitted a formal pe- interested in changing their ways." the farmer. tilion to the U.S. Department of Aj! Skeelesaid Vasquez raises cattle and grow "They come down off these moun riculturc d'SDAi to revise ADC's "| Predators" | nuiiilx-rs have been grapes in the foothills of eastern tains." Vasquez said Ihev ..ren policies. II the group is noi satisfied reduced to a small proportion of their Iresno Count) on his 26-acrc ranch scared »l people at all. We've had m with the outcome of recent meetings historical levels, and we're making a ducks, turkeys ami chickens ..i with the I'SDA. Perrine said Defend continent-wide effort lo bring those Battle between man and nature lacked' crs of Wildlife will use legal action hack up and restore the integrity of liven with a gun bv his side. Since l'K>*. Vasquez estimates tha ADC's McDonald maintains thai ihe natural food web.'' he said. Vasquez reels powerless over the coyotes have killed 5(1 ducks, aboi ihe program's emphasis on lethal Bui foi Hank Vasquez. predators sheer numbers of predators lhal have 40 chickens and six wild turkeys methods is because ol the timing of seem to be winning the battle againsi attacked his newborn calves and dam Hehasncvei asked the count* nap when thev are called in, "Many tun ranchers in thc ing with beginners." McDonald said Channel 24 sports anchor. Quinlan is not atohe in his cxpedi call from Fresno Slale asking "By the time ADC is called in. I his is Swearengm's first vear shar- lions into baseball's unexpected wanted to do the broadcasts for radio even thing's been tried. They've tried ing the radio waves with Quinlan. Linda, his wife ol 15 years, cxperi- station KMJ 5MI \\l He lumped at everv non leihaliiicihodili.iivouc.il "This is like Radio 101 forme." enced first hand the odd.lies ol the the opportunity and the killing continues." Swearengirt said -He's got a great minor leagues and uncertainly ol ADC officials also maintain thai lhc baseball mind. If someone iclls him where her next home would he. One big family Quinlan, from page 7 "I want the broadcasts under the dim glo gathers the cats checks his gun an. lumped lhc fence and look ihem all We woke up in Ihe morning and saw a lot ol feathers hut no ducks"' .en pea als each week arc ndle the i nd odlalko ighl in with the program's percentage ol predator kills a story, he remembers it the first is small 4ii comparison fn wildlife's nine 8aseba//'s uncertainties total population. Quinlan said his love for baseball Linda was very understanding. The total ADC lake in any species allows him lo remember man) sio- so we we're able to make all these has no effect on overall population." ries. irips and move everv 2 or 3 vears."' McDonald said. "Wc are not in the "Mv know ledge ol ihe game came Quinlan said. "We used lo r'ciiieiii- species-elimination business If it's from mv friend Monte Moore, who. her how many vears we were mat one coyote ihai's doing the killing, announced lor 25 years for the A's and riedb) Me number of baseball sea- then il's one coyote that we'll take." Royals, and all the minor league man- sons and where I happened to be Skeele disagrees. agcrs I worked vv ith over the years." those first S years." "This isa federal program nol very he said In 1994. Quinlan received a phone "ICoach Bennett | is the icon of the college game. I love working with the university." Quinlan said 'Icouldnl pass that up." "He really cares about the school. and we're luckv lo have him His schtick is great, and he's iu» to work We're just hav up of coffee " loins scrotum The post-game show concluded at \k was taken to the open 0:30 p.m. The stadium lights died because the bullet had tra I and only a few si uned in the press box John Quinli is ol ihem. already prepa his abdoi The nai .Mil. ihe .1 Mi., VA.,1 ivith.' ml rdless oi h.s knowledge about the game, lohn Quinlan tries "One ol the best parts of ilu a-'re all one big family.'' Quinlan doctor. aid. lalerlhe As he gol up l«> leave, he look one hitnscll in a til ol d lore look out into the darkness. Ik- "Just another h; niilcd emergency denartm shot you there?" he asked a admitted he I. ongratulations to the Fresno State ad team for winning the regional student advertising competition. They'll be representitig Northern California at the American Advertising Competition's National Student Advertising Competition in San Diego. '$*&* man 2 SUow'mqs v jpm and 7pm j |