klone MSN, RN

Nurse Leader specializing in Labor & Delivery

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  1. klone

    drug testing

    It is highly dependent upon the state, as well as the individual facility. I've never heard of any facility that tested every woman who came in to deliver. Women are typically tested for "cause" (and...
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    Charting in Obstetrics

    I'm not sure I'm following you. What exactly are you charting at 2100 that happened between 1930 and 2100? Are you working L&D? Mom/baby? Whenever possible, you should be charting in "real time"...
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    Veterinary Nurse

    A DNP is also a doctor. So is someone who has a PhD, or a PharmD, or a doctorate in library sciences. If you hold a doctorate, you are a doctor. Period,
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    Veterinary Nurse

    Vets are not "technically" doctors. They are
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    Veterinary Nurse

    And
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    Veterinary Nurse

    I don't think it minimizes what we do. I don't really care if they want to call themselves nurses. Hell, veterinarians call themselves DOCTORS all the
  7. Yep, I was going to suggest Oregon too. Portland's COL is pretty high, I've heard, but Eugene, Medford, the coast, those are all good
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    What Does This Mean? I Had My Nursing Interview.

    We have no way of knowing what the numbers mean because that's a scoring system implemented by that
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    CEU to good to be true

    I don't need CEUs for my nursing license, but I do for my lactation certification, and whenever possible, I LOVE to bundle them all in one place and get it all over with at
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    need advice please!

    I'm sorry, per terms of service, we cannot offer medical advice. You should speak to your gyn or
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    Switching from LDRP to Labor and Delivery

    Hi there! Do you know if the L&D unit staffs per AWHONN guidelines? If so, then you should only have two labor patients in early labor. It's recommended that for high risk labors, or for active...
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    Medical Quackery: Let's talk.

    I just moved to a place where, for the first time in my life, a good portion of the nurses where I work don't believe in the flu shot. It's a
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    I'm a Man, Can I be Successful as An OB Nurse

    Did you seriously just say that? Where do I
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    Delivering fetal demises

    Speak it, Quazar!! I totally agree, particularly your last paragraph on how it should be addressed, because clearly "Because it's the right thing to do" doesn't hold weight with them. You need to...
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    Delivering fetal demises

    No, I'm not saying that she should conduct primary research at all! I'm saying I'm sure there is plenty of evidence out there for her to find, and it doesn't have to be an
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    Delivering fetal demises

    How do you define "gather evidence"? Because the OP was saying she/they are trying to gather evidence, and you said that that she won't be able to find any randomized controlled studies. And my point...
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    Delivering fetal demises

    How do you define "gathering evidence"? I don't equate "gathering evidence" to automatically mean "conducting a case-control randomized study". I take it to mean simply finding research, articles,...
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    Delivering fetal demises

    double
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    Delivering fetal demises

    There is more to EBP than just randomized case-control
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    Postpartum for new graduate

    If you know you want to work in L&D and your ultimate goal is to become a CNM, then I strongly recommend taking the Mom-Baby
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    I'm a Man, Can I be Successful as An OB Nurse

    Dude, that's not
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    Delivering fetal demises

    Evidence Based
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    I'm a Man, Can I be Successful as An OB Nurse

    Chaperone. An escort is something very
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    Only Crusty Old Bats will remember..

    ?? I just had one 3 years
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    Only Crusty Old Bats will remember..

    When I was in nursing school 12-13 years ago, we were taught how to do that, even though everyone was using electronic pumps. I wonder if that skill is still being taught in nursing school