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About mom2mnaj

Wife, Mother of 2

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  1. Correctional Medical Services

    I worked for CMS for 10 years in the 1990s. They are like any other organization private or not, there are some people that are better managers/administrators than others. I would not have worked for...
  2. FHR tachycardia dilemna-sorry if its long but i need advice!

    I have had an experience similar with the tachycardia but without the rapid deceleration. For the tachycardia, our docs may treat with digoxin for mom (after consultation with peds cardiology). Some...
  3. Pain Meds and Epidural's during laboor

    My experience has been that generalizations can not be made regarding wheather or not epidurals prolong labor. I would say in my experience, it is 50/50. Some seem to prolong, but I have also seen...
  4. Medical termination of pregnancy.

    Medical Terminations are performed on our L&D unit. However, everyone is asked during orientation if they have any objections to participating. Anyone who does not wish to participate...
  5. Direct OP position

    We have a couple of sizes. The one that seems to work the best is the red 50 cm
  6. Direct OP position

    Those balls are exactly what we use. So essentially using same theory as birthing ball (opening pelvis) for the patient that can not or will not sit on a regular ball. Somewhat off topic (but on...
  7. Direct OP position

    A peanut ball is an excercise ball that is shaped like a peanut. When the patient is lying on her side, the ball is placed between her legs. The upper leg is positioned towards her front, the bottom...
  8. Direct OP position

    In our facility, we use a "peanut ball" for positioning to assist in rotation and decent of the fetus during labor. I know that one of my co-workers has been compiling research regarding use of the...
  9. Situation at work...

    Although I am still fairly new in L&D (I have been a nurse for over 20 years), my coworkers and I have had the discussion a number of times. In presenting various scenarios for us "newbies", we...
  10. Do you have to be on-call?

    At our facility, we have to be on-call 12 hours every 4 weeks. We can choose to go ahead and work if we want and the need is present. We get compensated double time for this... We can do this in any...
  11. Correctional nursing hmmmm....

    I want to share with you that I worked in corrections for over 10 years with the Correctional Medical Services. While there were definitely times of rough bumps (which job doesn't have them), I look...