I used to work with a man whose mom went to LPN school in her early 50s. She was a secretary for many years, and when the company she worked for downsized, she went to LPN school, paid for by JTPA,...
This effect has been known for a long time, but bupropion can lower the seizure threshold and that's why doctors have been somewhat hesitant to prescribe it for either men or
My experience is that women and men have been covered equally. Most insurances do not pay for Viagra, etc. or they have certain restrictions and an override is required if they don't meet them. They...
I haven't read the entire thread, but it's been known all along that Viagra works for women too, although its effect is not as reliable and that's why it isn't used anywhere as much. As for...
I collect old medical books, and have a gynecology textbook that was published in 1908. In that book is a pencil drawing, reproduced from a photograph, of the perineal area of an 8-month-old rape...
In retail pharmacy, the patient must present their Medicaid card every time they come in. It's not a bad idea for people with private insurance to have their cards with them as well; should we run...
very few health care workers would have any kind of issue with a person who has a disability receiving medicaid. if they did, they shouldn't be in health care. i've had married customers where both...
If a practitioner of any type is irritated by a patient being on Medicaid, they have no business being in health care. Did you know that most Medicaid dollars are spent on the elderly in nursing...
I think the OP is a teenager who knows little about what really goes on in a hospital, and came here looking for advice from those in the trenches about what action she should take. p.s. A while back,...
A few years ago, The Onion, which is a satirical magazine, published a story about how 8- and 9-year-olds were renouncing Christianity and embracing satanism because of Harry Potter. Several weeks...
She would probably have found a way to pay that bill out of pocket if it meant she could take her daughter home, but is grateful that it did not bankrupt
I see that a lot too. We have an ER frequent flyer whose visit reason is (no kidding) "Can't find pulse." Probably the most common admitting diagnosis in the child psych unit is "Odd." Well, duh!...
Some states give automatic Medicaid coverage, regardless of income, to people who have certain expensive, rare diseases for precisely this reason - they, or their parents, want to work, are often in...
I once did relief work at a pharmacy in a nearby city, and I had a few questions for them so I called them a couple days before. I asked where they kept the code for the alarm, and not only did they...
ITA x 10,000! Like one of my co-workers said about Medicare Part D(isaster), "When it goes online, you will find out just how free it is." Like the problem of seniors and prescriptions, SOMETHING has...
rph3664 replied to Johnny Moo Man's topic in General Nursing
I don't have a problem with activities like this unless they are mandatory, which I have experienced although not where I work now. The most extreme case was a company-paid trip to Cancun for...
ITA. They described situations like "I once had a kidney stone, so I understand", that sort of thing. I didn't have kids, so I don't know how I would have reacted to something like that. It didn't...