Pararescue Training – US Air Force Special Operations

Gentlemen, welcome to the show. We'll come out and do our horseshoe. And then we'll move over here to Connick's Village to do our movement. Bollocks! You got two mics, get that chemistry ready to move. Roger, roger. You good? Alright boys, we're heading towards the center. They have any allergies? Anybody know? Right in here, right in here. How much normal sailing do you have? Oh no, we're good on the 100. Alright boys, ready to move? You'll see. Oh yeah, sergeant! Correlating pulse. I'm guessing it would be fast. 502 of 97, 98. So he's good, I'm not worried about his breathing. Copy that. Checking carotid. Do you have a carotid? Alright, I need a full set of vitals before we start doing the treatments. Okay, roger. 3-0 minutes. Do you get a tube and get breath soon? Sure. I got one. Did we get the blood pressure? Yeah, 105, 151. Cheers. Ketamine? Fenton Passer, who gave it IV. Good one. I mean, it's flowing. I don't see any... Do you see any? No, I don't. I think it's good, I definitely got return on it. After you secure that, I'm going to need you to set up the vent. Going in. Exception this time. I've got no PIP right now, but it'd be 10 to 35. I've got FIO2 at 21, we can bump that up to 100. Give me another set of vitals before we start. So we got four minutes until we land, right? Right. Up on three. One, two, three.