Lipoma replied to gratefultobeanurse16's topic in General Nursing
Mostly out of habit because when I was in the ED it was automatically included during report ( B/L AC # etc) so it carried over into when I went to the ICU...however, asking the location also allows...
Lipoma replied to gratefultobeanurse16's topic in General Nursing
When I got off orientation in the CCU, the ED called up for report and I legit only asked 3 questions: patient's orientation status, location of PIVs, and current medication/gtt rates... it took less...
Lipoma replied to gratefultobeanurse16's topic in General Nursing
I started in the ED as a new grad and transitioned to the CCU after 4 years when I decided I want to pursue CRNA school. I thoroughly enjoyed and flourished being in the ED and it definitely made me a...
The airway may also still be reactivate during manipulation (inserting ETT and keeping it there) even after inducing the patient using etomindate or propofol. So NMBAs such as sux and roc further...
ICU actually had no appeal to me as a new nurse. Emergency nursing was always my goal but after a few years I gave it a shot and went to the coronary ICU since I found the heart fascinating and...
The program is what you make of it. My cohort is easy to get along with and have made some good friends so far. It's a lot of work but doable.
As for those worried about their interview...
I'm a current student and I submitted my application the day before the deadline. I don't think not attending an information session is going to work against
If you're set on being a PA do RT since you understand you can't really move up the clinical ladder the same way RNs can...because those nurses who do are career RNs.
Pay is similar between both...
No way I'd be getting a patient who is on BiPap to the commode. One quick pull and the mask gets yanked off, O2 sats drop, and down they go to the floor. If they're able to tolerate being off for some...
It is a blended program. The first year is all online (all didactics) and then fall of 2nd year is when you begin clinical in addition to having in person and online
I'm in my 2nd semester of anesthesia school and I got in without ECMO experience.
Devices are great because it molds your tolerance level when it comes to dealing with the sickest of the...