foraneman

foraneman

CRNA, Law, Peer Assistance, EMS

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  1. I first have to say...what a GREAT CALL....that is the kind of call that made me love being a medic. Challenging and requires you keep thinking and adapting. Wakes up? Nasal him again...should be...
  2. I have to disagree a bit. It should not be a matter of knowing when NOT to intubate, but rather WHEN to intubate. And i think there IS a difference. In fact I taught my paramedic students to evaluate...
  3. And I NOW I better add this before I catch hell.....IF an RN has undergone a VERY specialized training program which results in their being PROFICIENT at sedating, paralyzing and intubating patients,...
  4. I have to disagree. It is not up to a patient to know what is or is not 'out of the normal' for a particular clinical setting. It is up to the practitioners to educate the patient, whether health...
  5. CRNA Threat

    There are fewer than 2000 AAs practicing and they have been around for 20 years. Not a significant threat to CRNA
  6. CRNA Threat

    This is not limited to rural settings. One also has to define what one means by 'complete autonomy'. If complete autonomy means providing an anesthetic from start to finish without any material...
  7. As a CRNA, I would REFUSE TO do it if that gives you some idea how I view the added liability so that the surgeon can be lazy. mixing it is fine...injecting..no way. You WILL eventually perforate a...
  8. Management of Epidurals, Bolus dosing?

    So I am not entirely clear....are we in fact talking about using the pump and not a syringe in your particular situation? In order to develop a protocol (which I think is a MUST before proceeding)...
  9. I should have used the term endorsed instead of implemented. On October 25, 2004, the member schools affiliated with the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) voted to endorse the...
  10. Swan experience, or lack thereof, will not make or break your acceptance to CRNA school. Yes, you will learn Swan insertion and interpretation in CRNA
  11. CRNAs and Anesthesiologists do not administer tumescent anesthesia generally. It essentially is local anesthesia but in a diluted volumes and usually over a wise ares of tissue. The large volume and...
  12. Following their implementation of the MS requirement for advanced practice nurses, the american association of colleges of nursing (AACN) is the body who proposed, developed, approved and implemented...
  13. WHAT in the world are you talking about? None of what you say is true. An RRT cannot "do" anesthesia period. CoARC has nothing to do with determining who can be an AA-C. I have no idea what an AA-T...
  14. That is an not unreasonable argument objectively. Fortunately CRNAs, medicare, the health care community at large, hospitals and patients do not rely on CRNAs to make the determination that CRNAs...
  15. Simply put...you are
  16. First, it bears stating that where a physician (MDA or otherwise) 'supervises' a CRNA whether by statute, insurance requirement or local institution policy they DO NOT become responsible for the...
  17. Can they do this?

    When it comes to the board of nursing, I hjave to disagree. Experience has taught that guilt and innocence are peripheral matters to them compared to
  18. Can they do this?

    Jack, I will be in Ohio for Thanksgiving and I guess I can swing down and reenact an Indian raid in the dead of night. G.S.
  19. Can they do this?

    is it against your religion to have a hair drug test??!! this provision is not applicable...relying on it will never be
  20. Can they do this?

    OKAY....... I apologize. I was not paying attention the way I should have and allowed myself to assume that since someone was commenting vehemently on what the state of NC does, then the issue must...
  21. Can they do this?

    Oh boy. Please suspend what you think you know about this for just a few minutes and at least hear what i am saying. Administrative Law is an area of law that is very unique and specific in its rules,...
  22. Ohio Recovering RN with Felony Conviction

    I know of no Ohio law which prohibits an individual with a felony conviction for a drug crime from practicing as a nurse in ANY
  23. Can they do this?

    There is no 'ADMINISTRATIVE law' involved here and she is not entitled to a trial or a jury...this is an employment/labor law issue...there are no trials, hearings or juries..or administrative law. If...
  24. Can they do this?

    HOLD THE PHONE....STRIKE THAT...SPOKE TOO SOON North Carolina has a rather unique law which basically gives cart blanche to employers. THE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE EXAMINATION REGULATION ACT N.C.G.S....
  25. Can they do this?

    Here is the deal. Your employer has a published 'drug free workplace' policy. In exchange for instituting and adhering to that policy they receive a reduced worker's compensation premium...which is a...