HenryH0

HenryH0

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About HenryH0

HenryH0 has 2 years experience.


registered nurse on a surgical floor. Graduated in 2007. Love my job most of the time.

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  1. Tax deduction as RN in Alberta

    in alberta the starting wage is $30 but with previous experience that would be different we get taxed about 25% on our wages. evening shift diff is 2-3$ night shift dif ins 5$ weekend diff $2 charge pay 2$ alberta rns are very well looked after if yo...
  2. Are you talking about psych nursing in Canada if so there are a few options: 1) there is the rpn program that allows you to graduate as an rpn and work in a psych facility, if however you at some point want to leave psych it is next to impossible for...
  3. Checking placement on a PEG tube?

    We always confirm placement on all tubes such as these not only through a bolus of air but always with an x-ray before using the tube. This is to ensure that we are not in a lung. Once the tube it confirmed as placed, the md calls and tells us to adv...
  4. post-op question

    We use a sliding scale if they are just going to be npo for a while. If they are going to be npo for longer than we use an insulin drip. usually we do not give dextrose iv to a diabetic patient even if they are npo. They just usually give ringers lac...
  5. IV start trouble

    Another great tip I learned from an ER nurse is to float the insyte in . So you puncture the vein and you get a little flashback then remove your needle a little bit. Now this would be the part where you advance your catheter. dont. occlude the vein ...
  6. Why you want to be a nurse?

    I am a third generation nurse and my grandfather was a doctor. So I was brought up around medicine and knew from a very young age that I wanted to be a nurse. I throughly enjoyed teaching and really was conflicted as I had no interest in teaching any...
  7. Please Help!!!

    You can also use other diagnosis such as risk for second mi as many people who have one will have another this can then lead you to help the person change their lifestyle exercise and diet changes to improve their chances of having a second mi you co...
  8. an appropriate pre-op medication

    I work on a surgery floor and the doctors are great they usually prescribe different analgesics to try like prescribing T3's, demerol and morphine until the patients find one that works for them and then the nurses use the one that works for the pati...
  9. Nursing diagnosis

    I just completed my RN program and I found that the thing that helped the most for diagnosis was NANDA you use the diagnosis and elaborate Like: Pt at risk for uncontrolled pain due to inability to take meds due to vision and dexterity changes with d...
  10. Moral Issue Question...

    I always wondered how I would feel about letting a pt go. I think that people sometimes glorify what a really sick, close to death person in the hospital looks like and what they go through on a day to day basis. I always thought that it looked like ...
  11. Well in Canada you have the option of applying to the college under open studies you can get a list of courses from the college and take many first year courses and then apply to the nursing faculty. You can also just apply to the nursing faculty but...
  12. we always gave our instructors a gift at the end of clinical rotations but then again our school kind of set the bar on that one the students would buy a gift for the unit, the college would buy a gift for the unit, the students would buy a gift for...
  13. Name hospital and salary--everywhere

    i live in alberta canada and starting wage is about 28 per hour i am a diploma completion student soon to be rn
  14. Where do you purchase your scrubs???

    i like scrublovers.com for nice scrubs but wallmart sells cheap ones that are nice 14.00 for the top and 14.00 for the bottom they have the wrap around style, plain colours and prints
  15. Help Please~

    i am also a third year student and everything you do as a nurse should be evidence based you do your 5 rights to medication administration because it has been proven to decrease med errors you only give certain volume amounts per injection site becau...