Is the AA profession gaining ground?

I'm with rayman. 3 threads on AAs isn't necessary. At least close 2 of them down.

I'm with rayman. 3 threads on AAs isn't necessary. At least close 2 of them down.

Talking about AAs for the one millionth time isn't exactly going to bring everybody back. The main beef with this board is the lack of clinically relevant topics. If you think this place is a ghost town, talk about something relevant and let's not reinvent an argument that will go to nowhere really quickly. I'll start it off.

This website has seen more traffic with controversial topics than without and as a result more people as responding to other threads as well. So quit whining about the topic, stop reading the thread if you don't like it, and start taking advantage of the greater input to other threads as a result of this one.

This website has seen more traffic with controversial topics than without and as a result more people as responding to other threads as well. So quit whining about the topic, stop reading the thread if you don't like it, and start taking advantage of the greater input to other threads as a result of this one.

Booya.

Don't get your panties in a wad just because you got called out for being sensitive. I've heard some women actually like people like you.


And I see you are enjoying the benefits of annomyous internet posting.

Now all you need is some pom-poms to go with the cheerleading outfit.

Wow, that is some great clinical debate.

So you want to discuss whether Sevo or des is better for the obese pt. Okay, you start... ...waiting ...waiting ...oh yea, you would have no idea given the fact that you have NEVER used either one! So much for the discussion.

Your right. I'm a first year in a front-loaded program. Haven't used it yet. And last I checked, this wasn't a sevo vs. des debate. But having worked at a hospital in atlanta that uses AAs back in my trauma ICU days, this is something I know about. SO relax maturation and keep beating (the dead horse I mean).