This is the SOP for emergency evac.. problem is, the time taken
in between will cause a lot of problems.
Which is why..it boils down to the medic on-site and the level
of calm, skills and the equipment that he has with him at the
moment.
Medics are the most important people at BMTC in my opinion,
because they have to deal with the possibility of injury to any
recruits, and recruits being unaccustomed to military life, will
always carry a higher risk of incidents.
So, anyone here being posted to BMTC as a medic/MO, please
remember the burden you carry on your shoulders. Those are
somebody's sons, grandsons, brothers, boyfriends/fiances out there
having their first taste of military life. Never forget
that.
yeah MO and medics always take things lightly and think they chao
keng , espicially MO. And for this case , i think those medics and
MO take it too lightly as they thought is only a common
fainting.
