Having worked with Navy Corpsmen for the last 2 years, I can tell you that as much as I love and respect them, it's really not appropriate to allow them to challenge nursing licensing exams. Corpsmen...
The best answer probably would have been, "Amazingly, they all seem to be fine." In fairness to the schools, it's not like some idiot randomly came up with the idea that children shouldn't be allowed...
I'm likely to get battered for this, but I'm also married to a woman whose life would have been completely empty if she hadn't been able to have children, so I'm just going to throw this one out...
No no, definitely evil. Nasty evil. I refuse to talk to anyone unless they have a doctorate. I beat up nurses who make me mad (but only after work). And I'm quite sure I'm better than everyone else...
it's not about different peoples' tolerance, it's about how much they drink on a regular basis and how long they've been drinking. the chronic alcoholic will tolerate enormous levels of alcohol in...
I was going to respond, but then I realized I just didn't care enough to write anything. Plus I have to slaughter this goat before I can call on the dark lord to curse the souls of the the ER
The laparascope sites are made by first making a small incision with a scalpel, then the soft tissue is dissected down to the periotoneum. Finally, a trochar is literally shoved into the...
If it's an evidence-based study, not totally sure why you would need opinions. But as far as the evidence, it's pretty strongly in favor of chlorhexidine....
As far as the "wrecking his career" thing goes, I don't think that's very likely. Here's the more likely conversation. HR: "So he got your cell phone number and sent you a text message asking you...
It's not a violation for a couple reasons: 1) Based on your description, everyone there was involved in the case either professionally or academically. 2) Everyone there was adequately HIPPA trained...
This is a bit outside my area, but what a nice chance to review the guidelines. http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/rr4906a1.htm Do nothing. Continue screening per guidelines, no prophylaxis is...
This is an interesting treatment regimen. What country are you in? How prevalent is active Tb in your country, and what is the incidence of MDR Tb? Will you continue to have access to yearly screening...
I suppose I am, but that's because the story just doesn't add up in my head. Multiple health care professionals carrying out an inappropriate elective procedure on an inidividual who is at high risk...
I find it unlikely that a surgeon, anesthesiologist, and hospital would all sign off on a high-risk cosmetic surgery that clearly violates standards of acceptable care. Making a claim like this begs...
I don't really understand how you know so much about this case. Are you the OR or clinic RN for this surgeon? Getting a case done isn't just a matter of the surgeon doing it. The anesthesiologist has...
Agreed, with the one caveat that if you've never done something before, you need to have someone with you who has. I'm with you, the things are fake, and I think they often do more harm than good...
Could be. But many times poor leadership results in evals like this: "We think you're doing a really great job, and it's great having your here, but there are couple things we want you to work on . ....
It is unlikely that two seperate physicians would be so "offended" by someone bringing up published practice guidelines that they would go to the effort of getting an RN fired. Physicians, in case it...