oMerMero

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  1. When NOC calls off...

    NOC=night I am not sure where it came
  2. New Grad RN Jobs

    Congratulations on finishing school! Where are you living in
  3. Paid more than perm staff nurses?

    Yes, travel nurses generally do get paid more than staff nurses. Travel nurses work through an agency rather than being an employee of the hospital. Travel nurses are used by hospitals to fill a...
  4. Dnr

    I often see "DNR, intubation ok" or "DNR, pressors ok." I find these difficult to deal with, as what it really means is "no chest compressions, no
  5. How long til IL BON approves application?

    I received my permit aobut three weeks after sending in all the paperwork. Although I ran into trouble with my social security number being entered incorrectly, so the permit did not have number...
  6. Changing Nursing License to Different State

    If you apply for license by endorsement to another state, your current state license will be valid until the expiration date...so you will end up with two licenses for awhile. When the time comes, you...
  7. bariatric compression bandage

    Ace
  8. Hematoma post Angiogram

    also monitor hgb, and DO NOT apply a hot
  9. help with blood tubes!!!

    Actually different facilities have different protocols for the order of tubes. I was taught the way that is explained above, but my hospital now has a different order. It seems like that is something...
  10. You apply for a license by endorsement for the state that you are going to practice
  11. agency in illinois

    Where in
  12. Nurse to patient ratio

    what type of unit are you referring to? what
  13. Help Needed from MSN students/nurses!

    I think it all depends on what you want to do with your career in the long run. If you want to stay in bedside nursing/home health then you do not need a masters. If you want to go into...
  14. Learning to drive in the USA??

    California has their book online on the website. It even has sample questions. Good luck!
  15. How long til IL BON approves application?

    In general, IL takes much longer than MN. I moved from MN to Chicago awhile back, and IL was very slow to process. Where have you applied in Chicago? You can PM me if you
  16. can I say I have 6 months nursing exp.

    I would mention that you worked there for six months, 5 of which were as GPN/CNA, one month as prn lpn. You have been an LPN for one month, it would be dishonest and incorrect if you stated you were...
  17. Using Propofol for sedation on vented pts?

    Propofol is more expensive than other drugs available. My guess is that is why your hospital does not use
  18. Using Propofol for sedation on vented pts?

    Propofol is more expensive than other drugs available. My guess is that is why your hospital does not use
  19. who cannot care for ventilated TB pts?

    I don't mind taking care of patients that pregnant nurses do not feel comfortable with. I don't know of any policies about pregnant nurses not being allowed to care for certain patient's, but I see it...
  20. have you checked out the city colleges of
  21. Secondary IV tubing question

    Ok, so say you have two antibiotic piggybacks that are incompatible. When the first one is finished, you back flush the maintence fluid into the empty bag unitl there is just maintance fluid in it....
  22. Intravenous Valve Systems

    My hospital uses the clearlink system. I have mixed feelings about the system though. I like that there are no additional connectors needed to connect iv tubing or syringes. However...our hospital has...
  23. Taking Exam on a Different State

    Are you talking about the NCLEX? That is a national test, so it does not matter which state you take it
  24. Using Propofol for sedation on vented pts?

    I am assuming Vitamin D is diprivan which is propofol, although I have not heard that
  25. Using Propofol for sedation on vented pts?

    I am assuming Vitamin D is diprivan which is propofol, although I have not heard that