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  1. bad clinical experience today

    Why should a circulator be alarmed because an SRNA gave fentanyl to a pt. That same SRNA was giving dilaudid and morphine to pts in the unit. What has changed because she is now giving a narcotic to a pt in the OR? I can understand the concern if the...
  2. Relatively High CRNA Wages.

    Platon20 When did you come to the conclusion that CRNAs do not manage vents in the OR? When CRNAs start critical care drips on a pt in the OR this is not considered CC? When we give drugs to maintain a pt's hemodynamic status I guess this is not CC. ...
  3. Reasons NOT to be CRNA

    Suzanne4; It is everybody's responsibility for positioning and not just anesthesia's responsibility. I do not position any pt without the surgeon in the room especially for positions other than supine. Granted I will make a final check to make sure t...
  4. Deciding whether to drop out CRNA school?

    Micugirl; keep up the good work. You might have been over prepared for your case but I am sure you scored extra points. I much rather a student who is over prepared than one who is under prepared! Keep reviewing your cases the night before and make n...
  5. Does time pass slow in the OR?

    I do not read magazines in the OR period. Like gazzpasser said I do not want to miss anything. When I speak to my pts in holding I promise them my undivided attention and that is what they get. However, i am not trying to tell any other CRNA how to p...
  6. Deciding whether to drop out CRNA school?

    micugirl; ACNP has given you excellent advise as well as good reference material. I also utilized Jaffe as a student and even as CRNA if i am going to do a case that i have never done before i still browse through Jaffe so that I know what to expect....
  7. Deciding whether to drop out CRNA school?

    micugirl; I urge you to hang in there. I was in a similar situation at a clinical site when I was a student. I had no problem setting up for cases, but I was not treated fairly by the clinical director of anesthesia and I spoke to my director who con...
  8. Ethical/Legal question

    StikTie and paindoc very well said. I simply could not be bothered to take the time to write what you guys explained to neveragain. The anesthetic plan can change rapidly depending on what is going on especially after incision. Here you have a person...
  9. Ethical/Legal question

    neveragain, without knowing your situation if you want to be awake and alert for your surgery just ask for anesthesia not to be present. Now if you are saying that you did not want a general anesthetic and you agreed to local MAC then that is another...
  10. Online BSN

    Online BSN is good if you have an ADN and you are practicing as an RN. I did my BSN online and only had to do one clinical as I was already an RN in ICU, and I had to show my RN license before being accepted into the online program. The school is a r...
  11. SWtooth key word in your post is the pt is intubated already. As for the hypotension ask yourself what causes the hypotension? I personally have no problem in a situation where the physician can intubate such as in an ER, but I have not come across ...
  12. an interesting and somewhat ignorant article title

    It never ceases to amaze me when I walk in on a code or a resp distress situation and find the RN or the RT standing at the side of the bed with the AMBU and mask on the pt's face. This is what we are talking about when we say most non anesthesia pro...
  13. Not trying to stir up bad ideas, but......

    sc17 Now that you have looked up an-es-the-si-ol-o-gy Why don't you look up nu-r-se an-es-the-sia.
  14. Not trying to stir up bad ideas, but......

    In response to your last post paindoc, I am assuming these same legislators are trying to protect all patients from a rogue CRNA, or from a midwife from treating a pt typically seen by a NP, or from a NP from doing a procedure that is typically done ...
  15. payment for SRNA's ?????

    I was under the impression that an MD can only cover two rooms with SRNAs and can only bill 50% for each room. However if he or she is cover CRNAs then he or she can cover up to four rooms. Somebody correct me if I am wrong.