MurseNeutron

MurseNeutron

Skilled rehab,surgical,ICU/trauma/burns

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About MurseNeutron

MurseNeutron has 4 years experience and specializes in Skilled rehab,surgical,ICU/trauma/burns.


I recieved my LVN through the army in 2003. I went to school at WRAMC in DC. I have also been an EMT-B sence 2001. I have worked skilled rehab, Surgical Telemtry, and ICU for the army at Landstuhl currently for a year and a half. Student for RN...

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  1. epidurals in MRI

    okie, yesterday i get a trauma patient from down range. female type. we extubate her in like the first 5 minutes of my shift. the anesthesiologist puts an epidural in the thoracic for pain relief on a broken left fibula head, broken left ankle, chest...
  2. Letting CNA pass your meds, bad idea?

    a cma is certified medication assistant, right? sounds like your doing your job... the question was about cna's, which have no training in medication assistance. if your problem is with the nurses sounds like you need to suck it up and do the math. ...
  3. LPN's is this true?

    i have only worked military and large cities aka houston, washington d.c., new orleans. depending on shift and weekends 24 and up.
  4. My first MED ERROR!!!

    how many mg of demerol did you give?
  5. 0% on my research paper

    sounds like somethings up with that. your not telling the whole story or you need to go see the person in charge of your nursing department.
  6. feeling threatened

    next time she tries to micro-manage take a 10cc syringe filled with air and nicely say with a smile on your face, 'if you dont get off my back ill stick this in your neck and walk off.' i bet she'll leave you alone then, lol. i found when i first go...
  7. Nursing Assistant VS. Telemetry Tech position

    Nursing assistant def. the biggest part of nursing job is your movements and reactions with the patients. the more contact hours the better. always remember you have to learn the job before you learn theory. nursing school is basics, but you have a ...
  8. Do you ever wish people didn't know you were a nurse?

    yeah im def. not ricky rescuer when i leave the hospital, but i would never hide the fact. if my neighbor asked me to look at his private parts i think i might laugh in his or her face and tell them to get insurance. that would take family. sounds li...
  9. Letting CNA pass your meds, bad idea?

    i can't believe this is still an issue on this forum, wow. how often does this happen?
  10. Which branch is better for nursing?

    as an officer coming in for the army you have to have an identifier to your MOS to work in the ICU, which im sure can be added through your command or andy retention OIC. Im pretty sure that this goes through with any branch of the military. As long ...
  11. Elopement........ahhh help

    an appletini, lol, i asked her, but she wasnt sure. after she got done with him or her im sure it was a straight double jack :)
  12. Letting CNA pass your meds, bad idea?

    sorry i accidentally posted twice. i have to run and dont know how to cancel it so read this:) and feel time wasting away, sorry.
  13. Letting CNA pass your meds, bad idea?

    cna's dont have the training for passing meds. i recall having to remember an ungodly amount of meds and study for a few years to pass meds. how long does it take to get a cna license? thats your rear end on the line my man... i have had cna's i wou...
  14. Which branch is better for nursing?

    my first deployment was in the icu. i went straight from school and bam. believe me the icu course, acls, tncc, abls, pals etc... you will get them. the military has recurring courses for each class every few weeks to months and plenty of people to t...
  15. Elopement........ahhh help

    a friend of mine i work with was called by the local bar next to the hospital with the complaint of a person in a hospital gown and id tag ordering drinks......