JSJones,RN

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  1. Indian Health Services

    "JSJones - I can tell you've been on the Rez for a while since the describe Farmington and Flagstaff as the "big cities":D" I know!!! Came here for a "13 week" assignment in July of 2011 and keep extending! Plan to leave in May but who knows!
  2. worried

    Sarahc331: Your information is good however, I filed as 'part-year' resident in both states. I didn't claim a "permanent address" in VA which is my home state. I don't think I stated that in my last post. Since I don't have anything major in my name ...
  3. Hydralazine

    We use hydralazine quite a bit in the ER I work in. Labetalol is an ok choice...I tend to think metoprolol works better...but if their HR is in the 30's, I doubt I would choose a beta blocker. If you're going to treat an asymptomatic pressure, howeve...
  4. worried

    So a little update.... I just finished filing my taxes....didn't use the website I previously recommended but instead went to a CPA locally who does several co-workers' taxes. Anyhow, I originally went to the CPA only for a consult because I was so n...
  5. Indian Health Services

    I am a travel nurse in an IHS facility in Kayenta, AZ. I started here in July of 2011 with in the intention of completing the standard 13 weeks and moving on to another location. Well...its now February 2012 and I/we are still here! (We=3 old friends...
  6. This has been bothering me...

    It completely depends on the patient and your situation. I have taken care of a lot of women who could care less as long as they are treated with respect and dignity. As a young male nurse, its usually me who is uncomfortable in these situations, yes...
  7. Being a young Nurse.

    I, am a young nurse, at age 24 now, I've been a RN for 4 years. I am treated like the 'know-nothing youngster' everyday but like other responses have noted, I take advantage of the knowledge I receive from the seasoned nurses. It takes time to prove ...
  8. Just had to share...

    I have been a travel nurse on the Navajo Reservation in northern AZ for about 9 months and can that I have grown so much as nurse! There have been a few patients, but you'll have those anywhere, that upset me, but overall I have had only good experie...
  9. am i a hypocrit?

    would probably have to say pleurisy due to the length of recover and pain associated with the recovery. That being said, the risks of the recovery for a tonsillectomy are greater than those of pleurisy.
  10. The Mockery of Nursing

    I think it may be!! I grew up on a farm and have seen a lot of pigs with this same condition! lol
  11. I'm trying my best, but seriously stop putting me down on the phone

    I have been and ER nurse for only a few years and want to personally apologize for the way you were talked to. I also want to say that not all of us think the way the nurse you gave report to and VISEDRN do. You absolutely did the right thing by send...
  12. Waiting a year to take TNCC?

    No, there isn't a requirement of hours to be completed prior to taking TNCC. I took it about 4 months after I graduated and did fine, was actually asked to assist with teaching the next class offered later that month. However, the ER I worked in at t...
  13. am i a hypocrit?

    No problem! Good Luck!
  14. Houston Texas

    I traveled to Katy, TX which is about 20 minutes outside of Houston. I loved it there! We drove to Galvestine Beach a few times which is about 1.5 hours south. We used a company by the name of Traveler's Haven for housing and they put us in a very ni...
  15. am i a hypocrit?

    No, you are not a hypocrite! What I have experienced, is that the older the patient is the harder the recovery is. Usually the biggest risk comes 7 to 10 days post-op and that risk is hemorrhage at the surgical site. Listen to your doc and follow all...