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If the pulse is not strong enough to palpate then it's not strong enough to oxygenate. Continuing CPR was absolutely the right thing to do.

You just don't know when/if anything else will come up. The market is soo tight right now....

I was taught to confuse the pain gates:cool:

DOH!!!:smackingf Thank you!

I am a new grad searching for a job and keep coming across this abbreviation, and before I apply I would like to know what it means.....

I waited 4 weeks and wish I had taken it as soon as I received my ATT. I passed, but it was the added pressure of knowing that all my classmates who had taken the test had passed and I didn't want to break the streak!! Good luck to you!

SUNY orange has an evening program. There are pre-reqs, so you should look into and get started ASAP. www.sunyorange.edu Good luck!!

AAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!! Can someone please try to explain these to me? I am reading it over and over and am ready to pull my hair out!!

Their judgement is definately impaired. I also think it damages a patient's trust.

Oregon has a Death with Dignity law.

I am a nursing student currently doing my first clinical roatation in a LTC facility. One of my major concerns is hurting a patient. Can any of you that specialize give me solid tips/pointers on safely 'handling' the patient. I am very concerned about their fragile skin breaking...I would appreciate any help!

No advice, just wanted to wish you luck....

I would have been all over that! I felt let down my first clinical becuase my patient didn't have a cath. or anything, and other students had the opportunity to o cath care and colostomy care...My husband tells me I am just a sick geek...

If you do not have your shot-record you could have titers drawn which is about $100 in my area. Good luck!