i wont argue with you anymore...because its useless.... its not the first time that your reply to a thread is indifferent and sounds unfriendly.. i think i just have to find it out on my own... thanks...
hi daytonite.. i already looked up to those links but i just cant find the answers to my question...they only explain why the patient suffer from severe pain but never said anything about the reason...
hi!!! im hoping that someone here can explain me about the disease of my patient.. we are now having our clinical rotation in the orthopedic ward and my patient is suffering from HNP. She was...
so it is sterile since the blood that the kidney filter is sterile... unless there is contaminants which is whether pathogenic or non pathogenic... the only time that the urine becomes unsterile is...
ohhh... so thats it!!!! thanks a lot!!!!!! its something that ill be reminded of when i pee... hihihhihihi but honestly, thanks for the info!!!! thanks
somberhue, maybe u are from the philippines coz i too encountered that IV fluid before.... and I had a hard time looking in different books and searching the net but i didnt find a good resource.......
im also waiting.. im just hoping that someone will clear this thing up since many nurses are recommending this book.... hope for the explanations of other rn out there!!!
i just happened to scan some of the pages of saunders comprehensive review for rn nclex exam and it just made me confused!! on page 187 box 17.3, it is said that 1 grain is equal to 60 mg.... but...
Well actually, there was really no patient. I just happen to ask this question because when I was scanning my nursing diagnosis handbook, I realized that there was no nursing diagnosis specifically...