NeuroMedic

NeuroMedic

M.S.N.(ACNP/FNP), ICU/Flight, Paramedic

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  1. Male Nurses/female Patients

    Well, let's look at it from another perspective: If someone has been a victim of sexual abuse as a child; for instance of a homosexual nature--first of all, they are not usually to eager to volunteer...
  2. What is Telemetry?

    Future Identity Theft
  3. Girls, Money, fame, and free IV's lol. Guess I was wrong. Actually; becoming a nurse has all been part of a strategic plan I organized when I was 14 in regards to how I will eventually obtain M.D. I...
  4. Male Nurses/female Patients

    At the hospital I do work with; ALL pelvic exams require an RN to be present. It is just common sense to ask a female to do an exam on a female and a male to an exam on a male; however given certain...
  5. What is Telemetry?

    well, now days it is triple blowfish military grade encryption over an 802.11g wifi network; as the unencrypted streams run the risk of interference via another device around the same TE11 cutoff...
  6. But you're a MAN!

    Read the Forum reminder in here; It is fine for a female to post here; though the subjective matter has an inclination to Male nursing; it does not exclude anyone from
  7. But you're a MAN!

    I would respond with: "Not for long; I'm just nursing to pay for my
  8. HOWEVER; let's say that at an M.D. graduation, the males and females were required to wear a suit and a tie, "Because M.D. IS FOR MEN ONLY!" Women's Rights activist would be all over it as well as...
  9. "male" scrub top patterns

    I had some scrubs that I used to wear in the ER(Where extreme formality wasn't that much of a concern as opposed to ICU); I had a friend do my embroidery; it read my name followed by: RN, BSN...
  10. What to wear???

    I recommend New Balance; however, I have not been able to wear regular shoes for a while. We are required to wear Combat
  11. Well; the reason I bring up Level I Trauma centers is because they are generally the largest facilities with the most diverse staff available. I haven't found very many small town hospitals that...
  12. Would you give Nitro without a systolic of 100? Always get a
  13. Have any NPs considered med school?

    I have wanted to be an M.D. since I was 14 yo; I knew this was my mission in life. I chose to go Nursing instead of Pre-med for several reasons: 1. Clinical Skillsets, etc 2. Ability to work in a...
  14. How do I chart this one?

    Be factual from a 3rd party perspective: Example: 12:00 PM: pt became [Adjective here]. Spouse reports similar occurence from previous weekend involving intravenous administration of demerol; after...
  15. Ambulance Personnel and wait times

    Thank God our rigs have backdoor access(with a code of course) straight into the ER without even passing a waiting room. We take them in; get a sign off--and boom; back to the
  16. Have any NPs considered med school?

    I started off as an RN/Paramedic attending MTSU for a Bachelor of Science in Nursing; Currently I am working on my graduate nursing degree; During my time as a ugrad, I made sure to take extra...
  17. What are you planning on specializing in? Your best bet is a Trauma I center. For instance; Vanderbilt(where I work and attend Graduate Nursing School); We are a level I trauma facility. Each floor...
  18. Neuro--tell me why you do/don't like it!!

    Why I like it: The human brain is a miracle. Why I dislike it: You cannot save them
  19. Motlow State Community College

    Pre-Reqs to Motlow's RN program are: Anatomy & Physiology I & II. You will also need to take the ACT, NET or HOBET(Not sure what they use anymore). I received my RN from Motlow and carried...
  20. Pentobarb comas

    take a look here: http://www.trauma.org/anaesthesia/barbcoma.html This could be of some