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Armageddon Medicine Instruction Manual
Armageddon Medicine- What you will find hereThis web site is devoted to empowering you, the reader, to care for your loved ones and yourself when there’s no other choice. Thank you for visiting and may God bless you richly in 2016 and beyond. – Doc Cindy … Continue reading →
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Category Archives: Pete Farmer
Clinical Laboratory Procedures under Austere Conditions: Part I – Introduction
The following post on clinical laboratory procedures is contributed by Pete Farmer, who holds advanced degrees in research biology and history, and is also an RN and EMT. * * * Among the many unsung heroes and heroines of modern medicine are … Continue reading
Posted in Contributors, Medical archives, Medical testing, Pete Farmer, Preparation
Tagged Health care, Medical laboratory, Medicine
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Medical Preparedness Scenarios: Making Choices
The following post on medical preparedness is contributed by Pete Farmer, who holds advanced degrees in research biology and history, and is also an RN and EMT. Planning for the future means making choices, setting priorities, formulating educated judgments, and making predictions … Continue reading
Posted in Contributors, Medical archives, Pete Farmer, Preparation
Tagged Armageddon, choices, legal, medical, military, preparedness, technology, training
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Hitting the Wall: Legal, Ethical, and Logistical Barriers to Medical Preparedness
The following post on medical preparedness is contributed by Pete Farmer, who holds advanced degrees in research biology and history, and is also an RN and EMT. * * * Image via Wikipedia You’ve done your research, rolled-up your sleeves and … Continue reading
Mental Health in Tough Times – Part II
The following is Part II of Mental Health in Tough Times, contributed by Peter Farmer, who holds advanced degrees in research biology and history, and is also an RN and EMT. Please see Part II for the Introduction and Items … Continue reading
Skilled Tradesmen as Public Health Experts: Or, why you should make friends with a good plumber…
The following is another post by our friend Pete Farmer, who holds advanced degrees in research biology and history, and is also an RN and EMT. January 4, 2011 If you are at all interested in medical preparedness and … Continue reading
Posted in Contributors, Education, Equipment, Medical archives, Pete Farmer, Power supply, Power supply, Preparation, Public health, Waste disposal, Water
Tagged Central heating, Drinking water, Electric power, Emergency medical technician, Environment, Escherichia Coli, Home repair, Propane, Public health, Water Resources
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Mental Health in Tough Times – Part I
The following post on mental health concerns is contributed by Pete Farmer, who holds advanced degrees in research biology and history, and is also an RN and EMT. * * * My mother told me ‘Fore she passed away Said … Continue reading
Water in Adverse Environments (Part 4 of 4)
Thanks again to Pete Farmer for the following post. Don’t forget to read the rest of the series Pete has so graciously shared. (See http://armageddonmedicine.net/?cat=229) * * * In the previous three installments of this series, we considered at length … Continue reading
Posted in Contributors, Dehydration, Medical archives, Pete Farmer, Preparation, Water
Tagged Drinking water, Environment, Plant, SAS Survival Handbook, Species, Water, Water Resources
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Water in Adverse Environments (Part 3 of series)
Are you dying for a glass of water? You may be if you don’t think ahead and prepare. The following is third in a series by Peter Farmer, who holds advanced degrees in research biology and history, and is also … Continue reading
The Physiology of Water and Fluid Balance (Part 2 of series)
The following is second in a series contributed by Pete Farmer, who holds advanced degrees in research biology and history, and is also an RN and EMT. * * * Having examined the physical and chemical properties of water … Continue reading
Posted in Contributors, Dehydration, Dry skin, Fatigue, Frequent urination, Medical archives, Medical testing, Pete Farmer, Public health, Water, Weight loss
Tagged Chloride, Electrolyte, Fluid balance, Health, Kidney, Vasopressin, Water
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