CerebralCRNA replied to RNdiva505's topic in General Nursing
A unit of blood at times in the OR and the ER can be infused as fast as five minutes, that is why they make the Belmont and also Level I infusers. Also, the smaller the radius of the catheter will result in slower flow as flow is proportional to 1/r...
If that is true then people who are not CRNAs should not "confront" CRNA posters who try and give their experience and information. The plural of anecdote does not equal data. How in the world can someone who does not administer anesthesia give the...
It won't be impossible, but you have to get your climbing boots on because you have a higher mountain to climb. You will have to retake the science courses, you will have to ace the BSN courses, and you will have to score well on your GRE. But the...
On the other hand, I use 20-40 of sux on the floor when necessary. It is much easier to intubate a "non-moving" target and the duration of action of that dose is extremely short. It all depends on your comfort level and of course your assessment of ...
My advice, alternate each case ---Miller--Mac--Miller--Mac---etc Get proficient with both blades and use alternative methods to intubate. Don't let your first time with a blade or device be under emergent conditions.
CerebralCRNA replied to NRSKarenRN's topic in CRNA
Do you really want me to post many, many, many instances of poor outcomes involving just an anesthesiologist? Poor outcomes happen with both types of provider but thankfully they are a rare, rare event as you should well know if you read the ASPF si...
CerebralCRNA replied to mammothsnw's topic in CRNA
John, Working in the Springs as a CRNA does happen, you are not counting the eye centers and outpatient surgery centers in addition to Evans Army Community Hospital and the Air Force Academy Hospital. There are jobs all over the state. Canon City Pu...
CerebralCRNA replied to mammothsnw's topic in CRNA
You are mistaken Sir................ When I live in CO, I worked at St. Anthony's, St. Joseph's, Porter Adventist and Parker Hospital routinely. Please post correct and fully researched information. Working as a CRNA is very profitable in the Denver...
do you guys even have a crna moderator? all crna programs are now master's degree programs, it has been that way for many years now. one of the reasons this forum is terrible is that non-crnas are moderating and censoring this forum and putting out i...