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- Check into primary amebic meningoencephalitis (PAM), particularly Naegleria Fowleri. Over a year ago, we had a case with similar presentation as you described and usual work up showing nothing. It...Apr 21
- Forum: PICU Nursing / Pediatric
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- Glad you shared! I can sense your excitement. I hope you learn much and enjoy it at the same time. That's how I started several years ago and I'm still thereOct 2, '11
- Forum: PICU Nursing / Pediatric
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- We use Toradol post-op for several our patients, excluding those at risk as janfrn has mentioned. We typically schedule the toradol for three doses then make it prn thereafter and have opiods for...Oct 2, '11
- Forum: PICU Nursing / Pediatric
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- I can too share your sense of being "called" to a nurse in a PICU. I felt the same way during my clinicals as an undergrad as well. Peds is what led me to becoming a nurse in the first place, but...Jan 31, '10
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- Our unit typically uses fentanyl, versed, and rocuronium. Atropine prior to intubation is used for the neos and infants. As others have said, it is physician pref, as etomidate and vecuronium is...Jan 31, '10
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- We collect our EVD cultures or samples from the sample port that is proximal to the patient using sterile technique. RNs are allowed to collect CSF samples, but not allowed to infuse any meds or...Jan 31, '10
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- Congratulations sicushells!!! Kick butt!!! janfrn, I know this is off topic, but I have to say that I admire what you write and what you do for this forum in many ways. You give hope,...Dec 11, '09
- Forum: PICU Nursing / Pediatric
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- Sorry to comment on an old thread. Deleted.Nov 23, '08
- Forum: PICU Nursing / Pediatric
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- gab.rielle, Hi. I say go for it. I started my career and life as a nurse in the PICU and have loved every bit of it (still do too). You seem to already have a special connection with the PICU...Nov 19, '08
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- Hi Anna, Bagging during suctioning is needed to maintain adequate arterial oxygenation levels and to maintain adequate lung volumes, especially for those patients who require a high PEEP. All of...Nov 15, '08
- Forum: PICU Nursing / Pediatric