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  1. for the practicing crna's out there with much more experience than i have, can you give examples of when a patient was rendered apnic only to find that they couldnt be ventilated because of airway...
  2. Ketamine

    I have been invited to post a response in this forum because I am both a CRNA and a JD. I really don't care in what state or what your hospital policy states, I think an RN who is not a CRNA should...
  3. Jacala, You have proved my argument that you have limited knowledge or ability to administer conscious sedation. I can't believe that you reverse all patients, whether or not they need it. As...
  4. the future of CRNA's

    Roland, The turf wars will always be there, because anesthesia is the only field of medicine where physicians and nurses do essentially the same functions. When I started anesthesia, in the dark...
  5. I have done both and have strong feelings about the two fields. The schooling is very different, anesthesia is science and law is reading and analysis. Anesthesia jobs are available everywhere....
  6. the future of CRNA's

    Welcome to this board. You will find interesting people who are sincere in becoming or being a CRNA. I would advise you to go to the website for the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists...
  7. It is my impression from speaking to a number of surgeons from Canada that a large amount of the anesthetics performed in Canada is by physician G.P.'s, with anesthesiologists in only the major...
  8. I am always amused and somewhat dismayed when I read information on this topic. It is my belief that nurses (non-anesthetists) who administer sedation ordered by surgeons and other physicians are...
  9. There is a good fiction book written by a CRNA about her experiences in Viet Nam. I am having problems remembering the name of the book or the author. I will see if I can find it. Maybe someone...
  10. question for crna's

    I haven't preceptored a student or potential student because of the confidentiality factor with my high profile patients having plastic surgery. I am working on something now with the younger...
  11. Say it's not so

    I am encouraged by all of your replies. It sounds like you are all working hard and are getting good preparation for your career in anesthesia. Just keep up the good work and get as much clinical...
  12. Calling all anesthesia students. There is currently a discussion on Old-Gas. regarding the attitude of senior students and new grads. One of the posters said that a new grad was wanting a 4-6 month...
  13. Say it's not so

    Hi guys, First let me give the address for Old-Gas. . I think Brenna asked for it. I have been very busy these last two days and haven't had a chance to get on the computer. What I want to see of new...
  14. Gonzaga Interview!!!

    There are several things that are very positive for Gonzaga: (1) small classes, (2) emphasis on regional anesthesia, (3) no competition for cases with MD anesthesia residents, (4)very strong CRNA...
  15. what are "the sciences"

    i like to think of science that is necessary to study anesthesia as the "hard" sciences, such as chemistry, physics, anatomy, physiology, etc. Biochemistry is one of the most important subjects to...
  16. few ??'s for CRNA's

    If you have a problem with boredom, anesthesia may not be your field. Long cases in which the patient is doing well can be boring, but that is good, not bad. I get bored listening the the same jokes...
  17. Since there is currently a shortage of CRNAs, many do not retire for many years past 65. At a recent meeting I attended (gave 4 lectures) a CRNA who is 75 came up to me and said he just stopped...
  18. few ??'s for CRNA's

    Whether or not you love anesthesia depends upon your expectations, your honest reasons for wanting to be a CRNA and your commitment to being a professional. I had no idea what I was getting into when...
  19. If I were her, I would write a letter to the hospital administrator with copies to the head of the medical staff and anesthesia departments. I would also send the letter to the ASA and the State...
  20. I got in!!!

    Tom, That is wonderful. Keep posting and let us know how you are doing in school. Feel free to send a private message if you need any moral support. Your age should not be a problem, you will be a...
  21. HELP: Sedation RNs

    The difference is that in anesthesia you select the drug and calcuate the dose yourself. YogaCRNA PS- Yoga, in the CCL, the cardiologist selected drug and dose, the RN was not responsible for
  22. HELP: Sedation RNs

    I am sorry that I offnded you, but you asked a question and I gave you an answer, based upon many years of anesthesia and as a member of an admission committee for about 10 years. If I were on a...
  23. HELP: Sedation RNs

    I'm sorry, but I wouldn't volunteer the information, nor would I lie if I were asked. I personally don't think that is a positive to admit you were doing something that may not be legal and is, in my...
  24. It is both illegal and unethical. The patient could sue for civil (as opposed to criminal) battery as well as negligence if she had an adverse reaction to the versed. There are plenty of other...
  25. Orders from CRNA?

    Getting back to the question at hand. It depends on several things, including state law and individual hospital policies. In California, the Board of Nursing has a specific policy statement that...