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  1. Lifting patients in the ER

    sprinterman replied to sprinterman's topic in Emergency
    Thanks for the good info janfrn, needsmore$(so do I), emsboss, and teeituptom. Hey Tom, my friend just hurt his back playing golf. Bad form I guess.

  2. Lifting patients in the ER

    sprinterman posted a topic in Emergency
    Hello everyone, I am a 40 yr. old man who's considering nursing, specifically the ER. I like a fast -paced environment and quick decision making. However, I hurt my back years ago(ligaments sprained). It's healed but more vulnerable than a never-injured back. I'm 5' 11" and 155 lbs and moderately strong. Although I'm physically active, I don't know if I could handle the physical demands of an ER nurse. What would you advise?

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