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  1. Do night shift nurses try there best

    Question: Do night shift nurses try there best Answer: Where is there? Leslie's answer explains it
  2. Thimrosal-Autism-Childhood Vaccinations

    Fair enough. I am telling you to educate yourself because you have a fundamental misunderstanding of several major components of biological science. It's not meant to insult you-- I want to explain...
  3. Thimrosal-Autism-Childhood Vaccinations

    nice. notice under thimerosal, it lists "some preparations" or "trace"? that's important. here's the fda on routine pediatric vaccinations: http://www.fda.gov/cber/vaccine/thimerosal.htm#t1 easy. i...
  4. What's worse than nursing school???

    This is like trying to come up with something colder than absolute
  5. what are the best mens scrubs you have found?

    I want to buy aviators, but nurses are required to wear "galaxy blue" at my facility, and they don't appear to have this specific
  6. RN-BSN - How soon did you start?

    You can start at UTA year-round. Classes are every six weeks. I may start as soon as this
  7. During our second semester cardiac lecture, my professor explained to the class that SVT stood for "systemic venous tachycardia". Currently at work, there's an administrative coordinator that throws...
  8. Thimrosal-Autism-Childhood Vaccinations

    oh, autism is very clearly genetic. from just last week:
  9. Thimrosal-Autism-Childhood Vaccinations

    Citation needed. You make the claim, back it up. My source lists otherwise. WRONG! The dose makes the poison. This is true for every single chemical you put in your body (anything you eat or...
  10. Thimrosal-Autism-Childhood Vaccinations

    Here's a table: http://www.vaccinesafety.edu/thi-table.htm No vaccine contains more than 25 mcg / 0.5 mL of mercury, and most of those are various tetorifice preparations not typically used in...
  11. if it isn't the point you were addressing, you've just moved the goalpost. i added emphasis to the key word. what do you think it means to evaluate? it isn't cruel to tell somebody they aren't...
  12. Where is it stated it was told in front of class? In fact, from context, it appears it was told to the student privately and then discussed by the student with the author at some point
  13. benefits of CCRN?

    Must be a per-area thing. Out when I was in the boondocks outside Dallas a good percentage of physicians at one time deemed board-eligible never bothered to challenge. They had no problems obtaining...
  14. 1. Correct. 2. Correct. The radial and ulnar veins, which meet to form the brachial vein, are also considered deep veins. 3. Correct, but plural: hepatic veins 4. Incorrect. The great saphenous veins...
  15. Just for the record, 450 pounds is several orders of magnitude away from "being overweight", unless, if my BMI calculation is correct, you're 8 foot 7 inches, minimum, in which case then perhaps...
  16. benefits of CCRN?

    The reason I look forward to challenging it as soon as I meet the minimum qualifications after working for a year or two, clinical ladder aside, is because it is a certificate of mastery. The NCLEX...
  17. Indeed it is. Without adequate details, we can only give the time-cherished nursing answer, "It depends". There are scenarios where a nursing instructor should tell a student this. Is this one of...
  18. Stop right there. That's probably the issue. In which case it is the instructor's job to inform the
  19. The answer to such a question would be "common iliac arteries". I'm just explaining things to help understand the anatomy. For example, it's weird that we refer to the aorta as "the aorta" its...
  20. ?Should students give IV push drugs?

    I agree with CardiacRN. I graduate in exactly two months and twenty days, and I already have a position as an ICU nurse where I currently work. Considering the sheer amount of IV medications in this...
  21. This. Not everybody's cut out for everything in life. Many people are unaware of their own limitations or shortcomings. In such situations we collectively have a choice to: a) ignore glaringly...
  22. Here's the deal: There's one main "pipeline" that changes names throughout its course depending on anatomic region, with many smaller pipelines branching off along the way. The aorta does bifurcate...
  23. The external iliac artery branches off of the aorta and quickly becomes the femoral artery. The femoral artery terminates as the popliteal artery, and the anterior tibial artery branches from the...
  24. Should Personal Internet Use be Banned During Nursing Shifts?

    The internet is an essential lifeline at work. We have full access to research databases and when a treatment is called into question, we can easily research the answer. I think the opposition to it...
  25. First Medication Error.....feeling horrible!!

    The only medication error, if there is one in this whole scenario, was not being familiar enough with Lantus to know its