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<br/>[[:Category: Radio Medical Traffic (RMT)|Radio Medical Traffic (RMT) Main Page]]

...h what we still call [[:Category:Radio Medical Traffic (RMT)|Radio Medical Traffic (RMT)]] from back when VHF radios were the only way to communicate from the ...ized and is always in a dynamic state of change to accommodate advances in medical practice, medication regimes, and technology. Students are taught a compreh

[[:Category:Radio Medical Traffic (RMT)|RMT Main Page]]

...ery, Newborn Nursery, Clinics, SRC providers and Health Aide Radio Medical Traffic (RMT). May be asked to go on medevac for possible preterm (less than 36 wee

''see the [[:category:Radio Medical Traffic (RMT)|Radio Medical Traffic Main Page]] for more information about Regular, Urgent and Emergency RMT'' ...health aide calls can come at any time of the day or night, regular daily traffic is scheduled from 9:00 to 5:00PM Monday through Friday. Peds gets all RMT f

...esponsible for all [[Chronic Pediatric RMT|chronic pediatric Radio Medical Traffic (RMT)]] and helps with any [[Urgent RMT|urgent]]/[[ Emergency RMT Scenarios ...ble. This is often the only time that these complex patients encounter the medical system, so this opportunity must not be missed.

Wheezing is a common complaint on radio traffic. In infants, wheezing is most likely due to bronchiolitis or asthma. Listen <br/>[[Practicing Medicine in Bush Alaska—Some ABCs|Common/Unique Medical Diagnoses]]

...m though the University of Alaska to prepare them for phlebotomist up to a Medical laboratory Technician with minimal travel outside their village. There is a ...women’s health, acute pediatric issues, and trauma resuscitation. We have medical specialists such as cardiology, neurology, internal medicine, etc. in Ancho

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