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athena55

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  1. Glass syringes After you counted your needles, they had to be sharpened I saw the introduction of art lines and the swan ganz Making our own TPN under a hood Standing watching and counting the drops of the IV and having to know the difference between a macro drop and micro drop Anyone remember sippy diets? Remember drum catheters (forerunner to central lines)? Floating a swan could take over 2 hours because you had to use the floroscopy (sic?) machine Spinning a crit collecting the urine to do a sugar and acetone doing your own specific gravity on urine Proud Member of the Crusty Ol' Bat Club! athena
  2. Welcome, Unakadh!
  3. Thanks for responding ktwlpn May I ask, which state?
  4. Hello Everyone I work in a Military medical center and we utilize LPNs in our burn unit but the rumor mill has churned out that in the near future only military LPNs will be hired. My question is: How many LPNs/LVNs are currently working in an ICU and - if you are, do you titrate drips such as levophed, vasopressin, dopamine, lidocaine, etc.? If you DO titrate drips, were you certified to do so? Do you take an annual in-house certification exam that "allows" you to titrate the above mentioned drips? [I am trying to do research and justify keeping our LPNs in the burn unit] Thank you all for reading this and thank you for your responses. athena
  5. Hi Amber My question to you is, did your LPN program know or were aware of your hearing loss when you applied? Were you hearing while at the LPN program and then lose your hearing after graduation as a LPN? I would hope that you would be accepted into the RN program without a problem. You would be protected under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Check out the Department of Justice website for more information. http://www.ada.gov/ If your school program accepts federal funding then they would have a very hard time from excluding you, especially if you meet all the qualifications for the program. Then again, a lot of potential undergraduate students wanting to gain access to a BSN program are placed either on a lottery system or a wait-list as there just aren't enough BSN instructors/professors to teach.
  6. mcdebb BTE = Behind The Ear. I take mine out when I am in a room for a few hours (I work in a Burn ICU and the inidividual rooms are cranked up to 90 degrees F and boy do I perspire) so I take them both out and place them in a sealable bag that came with them. I am hoping to get the okay to be able to use my own amplified stethoscope in the BICU - just waiting for the audiologist to write a letter explaining to ID that I need them. Shouldn't be a problem as I will clean them before I enter the room and again when I leave at the end of my shift. Good luck
  7. Nalon1: Thank you for responding. I have sent the information to him. :)
  8. Hello All My friend is moving to Houston, Texas for a new job and he asked me about choosing different utilities in the Houston, Texas area. I know nothing about gas, electric, water, cable in Houston (currently stationed in San Antonio) Which electric, gas, cable and water company(ies) do y'all use? Any helpful hints or suggestions on how to find the right utilitiy company? Any websites that Gil can go to? Thank you athena
  9. Hi! Please do not view me as being insensitive, but..... Not sure why it would? If they don't ask, why would you tell? Does the Celiac disease drastically alter your Activities of Daily Living? Can you do just about anything EXCEPT eat anything and everything? Good luck to you!
  10. I echo the others who have posted above me.... You are barking up the wrong tree! I was with the Reserves then went to the active side-of-the-house. Those who are RC raise their right hand and state the same Oath as you did/do. Those group of Reservists are held accountable to the UCMJ same as the AC, 24/7 JUST LIKE YOU. They are not "week-end warriors" but "Week-End" citizens.
  11. Hi Lunah! Yeah, well I have been home almost six months post deployment (wow how time flies.....) and I shouldn't be deployed again for 14 months (which has been my average, smile) Thank you for the tip about the Converse area. Hey, watch your six while you are deployed.... athena
  12. Carolinapooh....I responded Thank You
  13. RNdiver82 GREAT!...I will be without dependents, will leave my puppies back in El Paso....It is only a 8 hour drive When I can take some leave in June I will def check out the NW THANKS for the tip Oh I will be working in the Burn Unit
  14. Nursespouse: THANK you for your information....When i can get some Leave I will check it out!
  15. Hello All: I am looking for some insight and info on apartments that are in and around BAMC. Areas that are considered a GO, those that are a NO GO... Thank y'all in advance. athena

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