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Dawson County EMS Now Provides Mobile Intensive Care Units
A new pre-hospital monitor, The Casmed 740, is the only monitor of its kind to be approved for the rigors and motion found in the back of an ambulance. The monitor can be programmed to take blood pressure at certain intervals, freeing the paramedic’s hands to perform other life saving measures...
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Fire medic Barry Quarles demonstrates unique blood pressure monitor with Sharon Johnson. “The monitor can be programmed to take blood pressure at certain intervals, freeing the paramedic’s hands to perform other life saving measures.”
