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Hi everyone, I recently started working in the NICU. I have some questions about a calculation and would appreciate if someone can chime in. The calculation is as follows: A one time does of Morphine 0.2 mg/IV is to be administered for post operative pain. The available concentration of Morphine is 10mg/1mL. How much medication should be administered? My answer is 0.02 mL which is correct but since I can't draw up 0.02 in a syringe I was told to draw up 1 mL of Morphine (10 mg) into syringe with 9 mL of sterile water for concentration of 10 mg of morphine in 10 mL will give me 0.2 mL and this I can draw up. Can someone explain the process of drawing up the 9 mL? Where did they get 9 mL from or how do I know how much mL's to draw up to make the 0.2 mL? Only positive comments appreciated Thank you.

Nothing. I am sure they will still be making calls

Hi, thank you for opening this thread. I have applied as well. Good luck to all of us.

Have any ADN's on here received any calls for HCA?

Nothing here yet

Hi guys What is the link to check your application status?

Has anyone heard from Southeast Memorial?

Did anyone contact you regarding by when they will let us know something ?

Both of my selections still say applied so I guess it's a no go for me.

Hello everyone, Just wanted to start a thread for anyone who has applied for the HCA StaRN new graduate residency in Houston for Spring 2018. I know there are a few of us that have been wondering when they were starting to call applicants. Please feel free to share any information regarding the residency program, application status, etc.. I am sure we are all eager to hear something. Best of luck to all applicants!

For what hospital is this for?

Has anyone heard from Southeast memorial?