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(Photo Courtesy Carolyn Gain)
20080104
2008 Feb 4
Hokkaido College Paramedic Students
2008 Feb 4
Japanese paramedics from Hokkaido College of High Technology pose with Mercy Air employees during an inservice. They go to medic school five days a week for three years. They're limited to only Epinephrine
for medications.
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