Important message. ICE??

Question:
Paramedics are asking people to try to input ICE-" in case of emergency" phone number and name for immediate contact person in case you get involved in an accident, into your cell phone it will help them get in contact with your immediate family quickly, for proper medical treatment. If they are on a scene and can find your cell phone they will immediately look for ICE. Don't you think this is a great idea? It only takes a moment to ICE your cell phone.

Answers:

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This is an excellent idea. You may also want to place a business card in your wallet/purse with your driver's ID with this informatinon and label the card ICE in black magic marker. In the event of an auto accident, your cell phone my become displaced or you might not have it on you. However, people always travel in the car with their wallet/purse.

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it seems an great idea!

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It is a very good idea! I've done it to my phone. Just be sure to put all available numbers in. For my husband, I have his cell phone, work and I also have my home number in my phone. Just makes things easier for the emergency workers.

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we have it on all our phones,and dont forget to put in multiple numbers for contact in case one of them isn't home

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I'm a paramedic, and I work with lots of paramedics. Trust me, no one's going to be looking for your cell phone. I can't think of one instance where I tried to find someone's cell phone while on scene.

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We're usually busy with life saving interventions, and calling a family member who may or may not have a clue about your medical history usually isn't very high up on my priority list. When there's a critical life threatening illness or auto accident, paramedics are concerned with stabilizing the patient. We really don't have time to call your family. Then there's the risk that they will panic upon hearing any bad news, drive like heck to the hospital and wind up in a wreck of their own.

A tough quizz?


If you have a medical condition that would affect your emergency care, please, get a "medic alert" bracelet. That's something that we are going to definitely look for on every patient.

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The only benefit to "ICE" is that hospital personnel (who have more people to devote to tasks such as these) will be able to call your immediate family. Also, if you are going to use "ICE", make sure to put an immediate family member, spouse, or guardian as your contact. It won't do anyone any good if you put your boyfriend of two weeks as your contact. I doubt he's going to know anything about your medical conditions, allergies, or past medical history.

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Anyways, that's my two cents...
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