Joshua21

Joshua21

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  1. Thank you for taking the time to read this. I work in a procedure lab that does a lot of local anaesthesia with Lidocaine 2% and though not often, some patients are having very similar rx's to...
  2. I think that it is time for some clarification of assumptions. First, We follow an MD's order, not create our own little retarded recipes. Second, the physician in the one giving the Lidocaine, it's...
  3. Thank you for the many opinions you have shared. I have learned much from you and also about CRNA's. I do appreciate the insight into the benadryl. I have been moving away from using it at all and...
  4. Thank you all for your responses so far, even your's yoga despite the unwarranted crisp hostility. I am pursuing many avenues in researching this problem and my suspicions related to Lido Tox. I am...
  5. Please Respond!!

    Just an overheard rumor but if your willing to travel a bit look in to Good Samaritan in Lexington. I heard they have some insane wage bonuses. Possibly Central Baptist as well though I cant remember...
  6. Hey all, I've been chosen to create a hospital specific pocket reference manual for new staff to ease transition. I know this is far from new and I know there are others in cyber land who have...
  7. Dear Educators, I've been chosen to create a hospital specific pocket reference manual for new staff to ease transition. I know this is far from new and I know there are others in cyber land who have...
  8. visa to work as R.N. IN u.s

    I hope I caught you in time. This is not really related to the licensure issue but! When you cross the border, if your driving or plan to take your vehicles across 1. Get a letter from your...
  9. Ideas for ED New Grad / Hire Pocket Manual

    Thankyou CN, I'll be sure to include those and please feel free to list any others you feel would be needed. Your needs as a new grad are one of my two target
  10. Hey all, I've been chosen to create a hospital specific pocket reference manual for new staff to ease transition. I know this is far from new and I know there are others in cyber land who have...
  11. :angryfire I'm trying to find some research on how hospitals or nurses are dealing with physicians leaving sharps for other staff to clean up. Not so much on a personal level but on a hospital wide...
  12. What's the best path towards Emergency nursing??

    I was the same way when I graduated. I was hell bent on getting into the ED and Med/Surg was not for me. Fortunately no ED was going to adopt a new grad at the time and I put my time in on Oncology...
  13. I'm not sure if this is where you've come up with your topic but there was an article in the Journal of ER Nursing I think a couple of months ago. I read it but I don't remember if it had any...
  14. Canadian nursers leaving to work in the USA.

    All the previously mentioned (that is positive) is true by my experience. I love working in the states and at this time have no intentions of returning anytime soon. True, the money is nice but the...
  15. Blister packed meds

    Safety was the biggest reason we went to this system. When campers would come out with an m&m tray of medications and say they get these at this time etc, you really didn't know what you were...
  16. saskatchewan nursing?

    I'm not sure what you mean by mandatory rotations but I can describe a little of what goes on. University ICU is a level one surgical/medical icu, 12 beds with 99% of pt's on a vent (if no vent...
  17. saskatchewan nursing?

    I have worked in Saskatoon for the last 5 years and can offer a little insight. Saskatoon itself is a beautiful city, clean, well organized and cheap (compared to other large centers) to live in....
  18. ICU nursing vs Floor nursing

    Apples and oranges. Two different types of nursing with their own stresses. Proof? Put an ICU nurse on the floor, put a ward nurse in ICU. Both will likely be fish out of water. I wouldn't try...