Jes RN

Jes RN

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Jes RN specializes in Neonatal ICU.


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  1. Aquaphor burning skin??

    interesting! i'll have to do some investigating, i've been told the product we use is water based, though it is called aquaphor. thanks for pointing that out to me. doh! :uhoh21:
  2. Aquaphor burning skin??

    Aquaphor is a water based prodcut.
  3. Retrograde IV

    We used IV Retrograde (IVR) med administration when I first started in my unit. Not that it was too long ago, but I forget all the intricacies of the process. It allows for med administration without giving additional fluid, as you would by piggybac...
  4. In line suction on the ET

    In our unit, we use a neolink adapter. The adapter has two ports; one for the suction catheter and one to attach a saline pillow for lavage (if needed). It stays affixed to the end of the ET tube and allows for "one man suctioning" while maintaining ...
  5. Skin care for Premature Neonates

    On our unit, all infants
  6. Monday is the BIG day

    How exciting for you! First off, I'd like to say congratulations. All of those feelings were quite familiar to me before my first day too. Actually, they were ever present for quite some time! As newbies, everyone has them and if they don't, they sho...
  7. Help, please! Need fast responses on Infection Control

    1) Do you have your parents scrub up and gown before coming in and visting their baby/babies? We have all parents/siblings/visitors do a 1-3 minute scrub with soap before entering the unit. We don't require them to gown. 2) Can you wear your wedding...
  8. NCPAP with a rate

    Do you know of any articles/links about using CPAP/NO on all preemies?
  9. Yay!! We're getting our Vapotherms Back!!!!

    Oooh. We do Nasal SIMV, which is NCPAP with a PIP, PEEP, and backup rate. That sounds pretty similar if not identical to SiPAP. Different vernacular perhaps? I deplore those nasal SIMV machines as they have a horribly shrill apnea/low flow detected a...
  10. Yay!! We're getting our Vapotherms Back!!!!

    What is SiPAP? We use bubble NCPAP in our unit, but I haven't heard of SiPAP before. please share! :) Also, how do the Vapotherm units differ from the high humidity cannulas?
  11. What's included in level IV?

    Actually, at the concentrations used for PPHN (16-25 parts per million) Inhaeld NO acts as a potent vasodilator, rather than a bronchodilator. I've also heard some units refer to themselves as level IV, though I'm not quite sure how they differ fro...