To Become a Paramedic!
Word count: 1619
Choice count: 25
Section count: 20
Image count: 20
Error count: 51
Field Related Analysis
Education : 82 matches
(choice, class, classes, college, colleges, don, field, field of study, first, goal, grades, high school, intervention, learn, lessons, marks, mentor, monitor, report, school, student, task, taught, teachers)Paramedics : 57 matches
(bleeding, cardiac, cardiac monitor, care, cervical collar, combitube, emergency, heart, intervention, ischemia, mentor, paramedic, patient, patients, protocol, report, respiratory, shift, shock, sleep, unconscious, paramedics)Web development : 35 matches
(class, drop, field, insert, name, option, pass, path, prevent, protocol, return, stop, submit, view, write)Target Structure: (14 matches)
come in handy (1 match)
intern (1 match)
internship (3 matches)
learn the ropes (1 match)
more often (1 match)
overwhelming (1 match)
straight a's (1 match)
more often than not (1 match)
thoughtful (1 match)
corruption (1 match)
bribe (1 match)
threat (1 match)
threats (1 match)
threatening (1 match)
To Become a Paramedic!
Congratulations, you have just finished High School!
You must now follow a thoughtful path that will pave a bright and meaningful future that you will be proud to walk with as many advantages as you can foresee. However, life choices aren't as easy as choosing your first Pokemon! You must learn through trials and mistakes, that some errors and changes can be fatal to your initial goal. In this part of the story, you must lead the way to what you see as the best outcome for yourself, will it be studies, or continue to work at your job ?
Choice 1 : Pursue the rest of your life at your job and gain money as the years pass by
Choice 2 : Continue to study and go to college
Pursue the rest of your life at your job.
Unfortunately, this choice was wrong since your part-time job doesn't follow the necessary financial needs to survive to today's society! You thoughht that recovering from buying those two pieces of clothing would be enough? Think again... Your bills, your apartment, your food and every of these basic needs must be covered by the product of your earnings. You then grow to be miserable, overworked and underpaid as the years go buy and you relish the chance of a higher paying job. However, these jobs requires the diplomas from the colleges you chose to avoid... But there is still a way for you to get the highher paying job! All you need to ask yourself is if this is the right thing to do.
Choice 1 : Attempt to bribe the employer of the targetted higher paid job
Choice 2 : Pursue the rest of your life at your job and struggle with the financial needs of adulthood
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Justice never bends to the threats.
Just like the justice system, the employer didn't get sucked up into your corruption and called the police to make a rightful citizen out of you. That said, you unfortunately will pass a long time behind bars as it is your new home, since you lost both your job and your apartment to live here. The only thing left to hope is to not drop the soap!
Choice 1 : Well it is said here : Please do not drop the soap, seriously!
The long and more often than not, rewarding path of a college student.
You made the best decision that will come in handy your financial struggles and your point of view of the succesful person you have become! However, the choices to make do not stop there as other misleading choices might lead you to the same poverty! Effectively, you want to become a paramedic and go to Ahuntsic College, but your heart says to seek the attention of your crush and go to her college.
Choice 1 : Go to Ahuntsic College and study to become a paramedic
Choice 2 : You follow your High School crush into her college
You chose to go to Ahuntsic College.
Your heart didn't lead you to the wrong place! You are accepted in Ahuntsi College into the field of study you always dreamed about : Emergency Prehospital Care! But even the most prestigious of this college's program is not shielded from the numerous chances of threatening your career. This time, you have to chose between the painful path of hardwork and studying or the fun and easygoing party life.
Choice 1 : The straight A's will pay off
Choice 2 : Parties and friends are more fun
You chose to go to Montmorency College.
Oh no! You blindly followed a dead end path that leads to a field you do not want! Plus, your crush doesn't even acknowledge your existence! You are then left with two choices : Either return to your dead end job or change your college choice.
Choice 1 : Return and make the decision of a student still chosing their college.
Choice 2 : Misery loves company as we say
You study and get good grades.
Indeed, the smartest and most painful descisions lead to the greatest rewards and... you got accepted into an internship after all that time of hardwork! Whether you get over the natural nervosity or being too threatened to accept and advance is the next choice to make.
Choice 1 : The stress is too much
Choice 2 : Giving up is not an option
You get sucked up into the College party life.
Drinking and partying unfortunately do not help in advancing in your study path, nor do they make you avoid responsibilities. You are now on the verge of getting kicked out of college for not answering to the minimal marks to pass your classes and you are found yourself working forever at your dead end job again.
Choice 1 : A life not worthy to deserve
Nervosity is the enemy.
The natural nervosity coming with a new change is too much of a threat and you cannot accept the internship... You now must either overcome it, or renounce to your career as a paramedic.
Choice 1 : The stress is too much, I give up!
Choice 2 : Being a dream seeker is my middle name, no matter the obstacles encountered
Congratulations, you are now an intern!
You were chosen to make an internshhip located at Emergency Prehospital Care workers as you are on your way to witness and help in many cases of patients needing your help! However, your first case is trying to learn the ropes and one paramedic completely skips the ABCs of reanimation and proceeds to directly do the combitube. He then tells you that he never does it and always came on top when it comes to the reanimation, what would you do?
Choice 1 : You do not tell him, he knows what he is doing
Choice 2 : You tell him and he gets to work
The rough lessons of an apprentice.
After not voicing your opinion on the paramedic's negligence, the patient died of a bleeding instead of just a respiratory problem andthe paramedic is charged with negligence. You naturally feel guilty of not warning him and you are left with remorse. You then obviously become traumatised and experience this overwhelming nervosity once again.
Choice 1 : Traumatisms get the best in everyone
Doing the ABCs.
After a brief grunt, the paramedic finally listens to your warnings and sees a brain ischemia in the capillaries of unconscious patient by the capnography on the cardiac monitor. The protocol then turns around to a totally different one and the paramedic thanks you for the advice. However, the paramedic asks you to do the protocol for the patient, which requires a combitube and a cervical collar. But you almost never practiced the combitube in class and you aren't used to do it. You are then faced to three choices rumbling in your mind : Either you tell the paramedic that you are uneasy with this task, either you accuse your teachers of never properly showing you or you still do it nevertheless.
Choice 1 : You told the paramedic that you are uneasy with this task.
Choice 2 : You accused your teachers of never properly showing you the techniques.
Choice 3 : You proceeded with the task anyway
You told the paramedic that you are uneasy with this task.
The paramedic understands as he, once in his life, felt your uneasiness and decides to give you a simpler task as he intubates the patient.
Choice 1 : Continue your day until you write your report
You accused your teachers of never properly showing you the techniques.
Little did you know, this paramedic is part of the syndicate that oversees the learnings taught by the teachers and investigated on these teachers! Your teachers then made the rest of your parkour in your program harder for you to achieve just by pure hate towards you.
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Skeptical watcher ahead!
The paramedic sees your mistakes and mishaps when trying to insert the combitube. He then takes the lead and watches you with a skeptical eye for the rest of your shift to make sure you don't do any dedaly mistake.
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Report time!
During your report, you remembered all your intervention, from the protocol changes to the use of an oxylator to prevent the cardiogenic shock. You knew that your report was due to submit to your teachers the same night, however, the paramedics of your shift invited you for a drink. Do you accept?
Choice 1 : You decide to go with them at the bar.
Choice 2 : You submit your report and go to sleep.
You decide to go with them at the bar.
You can relax from a stressful day with a beer, but one too many is a dangerous occasion to drift away, especially with the syndicate member watching you. But easing off after a tireing shift would seem like a fun idea to do in his company.
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You submit your report and go to sleep.
Your report sent and reaady for a long night before the next day at school begins, you can ease off and relax in all security.
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An unworthy scolding.
Your mentor scolds you for submitting the report late and suspends your next internship until you submit your report, making you have a late ending to your studies.
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Embarrassing future ahead!
You ease off a bit too much and become drunk in front of your teammates. The embarrassment the next morning makes you wish you wouldn't work with him in the future!
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