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Thats for me to know.HEHEhe. Its a combination of real science with poisonous drugs.American healthcare is relatively useless. As a matter of fact go to http://wbai.org/ (archives)at noon Eastern time and listen to one of the most eminent Cancer doctors in existence.Nurses know nothing.They just regurgitate what they have been told.Sure they know physiology, but the drugs and useless surgeries are a sin.Listen to Doctor Majid. http://www.majidali.com/ Even he will tell you most doctors are idiots.And healthcare in America is a sad joke. Lots of pretty pills with really cool sounding names.Huge amount of technology and they can hardly cure an ingrown toe-nail. Keep taking those drugs and eating all that irradiateed American food. http://themeatrix.com/ Wake up from your dream.

It will never happen.As it is the United States is headed for an unprecendented recession.Why pay an Rn when you can pay someone else less. I know.I know.Its not ethical, but welcome to the United States of America.Money talks.The agenda of the world controllers is to equalize the united States with the rest of the third world.Hence importation of cheap labor and exportation of jobs.Add to this a 300-400 trillion deficit. Youll be lucky to have a job in a few years. Listen to any major economist.The ship is sinking.Only the very elite will have a good time of it. Thats more than a grand a year types.Everyone else better make plans.HAHAHAhAh.

Thank you Stephanie that sure helps. So how many different brands of say Regular insulin, and NPH insulin can you name respectively? If i may impose. And could you say anything about 70/30 from your knowledge? Im still a bit of a nooby.

Most of the nurses I meet are unhappy.If not all the ones ive met. its generally a pretty gruesome field, but i realize someone must do it. I do it only part-time(about 3 days a week if that).No Im not a nursing lover, but it helps me pay for art supplies.its ok in the beginning, but there are many very nasty people working in this field. I would not recommend it at all execept that its a good place for a job considering many american jobs have been exported to the third world. As far as germs.Its nothing but germs, vomit, and blood.Oh and petty overweight bosses who think theyve got it made now becuase they have a job.The bosses tend to lord it over the other lower rankers. Its an all-around crappy job, but if you must good luck. As far as helping people.If you want to help people go into something like alternative health areas.The nursing industry is dominated by the pharmaceutical cartels, and they are mostly out for the greenback. Its not about health at all.Its kind of like a huge vortex , and once they have you in the system they drain you of your life with all kinds of useless drugs, and surgery. Its for people who need a niche in the American system of labor, and want a little respect to boot. Definitely you will learn a lot, but you can learn about your body in other areas.Nursing is really a sad joke. But many get their self esteem from there. Just my two cents.Dont get mad.Its the truth. Guy come in with an ingrown toenail, and winds up with all kinds of germs and IV's. Sad joke. My two cents. Remember the American health field is the major cause of death and disease in America. bad drugs, unnecessary surgeries,etc.

Thanks thunder.Have a great day Thunder.:)

What is the difference between humalog,humulin, novolog, and novolin?Talk about confusing.Maybe its easy for some of you experts to discuss thiese differences? Thank you.

Just wondering if oxygen is justified here.Thanks for your kind help.

Thanks.Very helpfull.

Thanks gentlemen for your help most enlightening.

Im at an assisted living facility nights.pretty quiet, but what if i had someone having a seizure.Just curious what you all would do.

Hey thanks.I only do nursing part-time now cause its nuts.it is really not a cool job.But i like to stay on top of things.Thanks for you professionalism.

Strange somebody had kicked me from the forums almost upon registring. But thanks for the info.has been a while.i only work part-time at nursing and get real rusty, but im always looking for answers. Say you have a resident who has no order for nitro or any other heart related medication , and suddenly complains of severe chest pain? Just curious.I work in assisted living nights so I like to stay on top of things by consulting forums and people who know.thanks again.

What is the difference between a peg tube and other tubes. How many diferent types of feeding tubes can you guys name? Talk about g-tubes,clogging,flushing.etc.

1.Under what circumstances is it acceptable or expected to give the patient nitro.or nitro.sublingual. Especially in the nursing home. 2.Resident gets chest pain.How much oxygen can one give, and under what circumstances?

Just wondering if anyone knows about this.id like to know when sublingual nitro is appropriate for a patient or anyone, and under what circumstances.