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So to start out by getting you explain

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what exactly they're being taught today

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like this including what you guys talk

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today . We taught um airway ,

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obstructions , choking , uh how to

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uh save someone from choking and

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installing nasal pharyngeal airways

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which goes in the nose , oral

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pharyngeal airways which go in the

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mouth of a patient's unconscious . We

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had some crack apps going on .

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Everybody did excellent . Our students

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are excelling beyond our expectations

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already . They I think they have a

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pretty good prior background of uh

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medicine already . Might have been from

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their boot camp . And uh now we hope to

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certify them for for combat medicine

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here in three weeks . This is like a

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medical , like they'll be Corman

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basically . They'll be pretty much

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Corman for their border police . And

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how how does this course compared to

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what you went through whenever you went

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through your course to become

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informants in a nutshell , we're pretty

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much trying to teach them everything we

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know in three weeks , not doing uh not

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doing some things that we do know like

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futures and other things , but we're

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teaching them hemorrhage control ,

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shock anatomy , physiology ,

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intravenous , Ives , which fluids to

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hydrate , um shock

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burns they're doing today . What else ,

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vital signs , how to get history from

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someone . Ocular injuries . I

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mean everything we know pretty much as

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corm . Um what's uh besides the

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language barrier , what's the most

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difficult thing that you've noticed so

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far . No , it's earlier than training

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but that you've noticed . That is

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that's the most difficult for you to

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teach them . Besides the language

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barrier . Nothing . These guys are

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smart . Apparently some of the classes

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that come through here there , they

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don't know how to read and write ours ,

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98% of them Do we look through some of

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the note pads we give them no pads are

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taking notes . All of them could write ,

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some are writing in english . They know

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how to document everything . I mean if

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these guys called for an evacuation ,

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the CAS EVAC , they know how to do a

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proper patient turnover already .

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That's with little teaching from us .

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So they got a good knowledge on that .

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I mean feel safe if I were in their

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hands .