How is the management of high PA pressures (ex: Pulmonary HTN or CHF) with Nitro, Nipride, and Primacor different? Nitro will dilate, create venous pulling, and decrease preload, decreasing the PA...
This is a good hospital for experience. They are having issues right now with their budget, like many in the area. They will not give nurses a raise this year, are cutting vacation accrual by 8...
what are your reasons for crna vs. mda? just curious. i'd like the extra knowledge you gain in med school, but i definitely don't want to do 80 hours a week through all different rotations in areas...
ok. thanks. how did you do your labs? was it through that chemlab program that you download from online? i looked through some of the labs, and a few don't really make sense with the instructions...
I bet this was a test to analyze whether the person was trembling and evidently nervous, or if they calmly could handle the task without appearing to be stressed
The key is assessing your patients early, quickly and efficiently & charting the asess.; priortizing; getting your meds passed early (1/2hr) or on schedule to stay atop of things; and responding...
a No-No! Only chart what you have actually assessed. Plus, it seems like you are making more work for yourself. You can't actually chart a presumed assessment. tsk
Hey, I work in the ICU and have 2 pts usually, but we give meds a lot more often, check on our patients continuously and respond as needed continuously. My suggestion to you is to get a game plan....
hi, i saw your post on allnurses about the chem151-152 with dr. klepper at iowacconline. do you mind sharing how this course was for you? i know it was a while ago that you took it, but i am actually...
hi, i saw your post on allnurses about the chem151-152 with dr. klepper at iowacconline. do you mind sharing how this course was for you? i know it was a while ago that you took it, but i am actually...