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HelloOBNurse

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  1. We use premixed bags of 4mg and 2mg. 4mg for the initial bolus and 2mg for the drip. Our pumps are also preset for these bags and we have to ask a 2nd nurse to verify settings and dosages before we start the bolus/drip. Hope this helps!
  2. Thank you all for your ideas. These are wonderful and I am definitely going to suggest a few of them! :)
  3. Hi everyone :) During a staff meeting last week, we were all asked to think of ideas on how we could improve the experience for our mothers and fathers especially. Right now we are pretty typical and don't have many "extras". One of the examples was a candlelight dinner for mom and dad before discharge, but what else? I wondered if any of you could offer some suggestions on how we could make our moms and dads stay more satisfying. What do you do at your hospital? Also, how do you include Dad and make him feel special? Labor is usually centered around Mom, but as our Director pointed out, he is also going through one of the biggest moments of his life and should also feel special. Thank you in advance for any ideas that you may share. :) I am new to the OB Unit and am excited to help make the experience better for my patients. :redpinkhe
  4. Hi everyone, I am a new BSN grad and have recently started orientation. I am noticing that my back and my feet are killing me at the end of the day. Im currently wearing Nike Shox, but wondered if anyone had suggestions on what kind of shoes to wear? :) Plus, it gives me a good excuse to go out and buy some new shoes!! Thanks in advance =) Dea
  5. Hi, thanks to everyone for your input, I appreciate it! Keep your fingers crossed for me!
  6. Hi everyone, I'm a junior nursing student assigned to a class presentation on Contemporary (1960's-current) Nursing Knowledge.. Now, what's hanging me up is that it's seperate from Technology. So far, I've thought about presenting on Med Reconcilliation(incl. herbal supplements), Pressure Wounds, advances in autism and mental retardation.. This is to be between 5 and 10 minutes long and I'm running short on ideas.. Any ideas or advice would be helpful! Thanks, DW :typing
  7. Hm, OB isn't bad and Med-Surg isn't terrible, but probably the most difficult this semester.. We had a terrible A&P and Pathophysiology class, so we're having to work extra hard..
  8. Aaaaaah. This whole tuition repayment is ridiculous. Maybe I'm an idiot, but I haven't figured out how to get them to repay my tuition when I *have* to take out loans to pay for school or I'm not allowed to attend.. if HRSA pays after school has already started, how do I go about getting them to pay my tuition?
  9. Woohoo! I got my stipend payment today! Too bad I started school on August 18th instead of the Friday before! Can't complain tho! Anyone know when we can expect them from now on? First of month, last of month?
  10. okay, well maybe I'll see if it's too late for my school to return the loans. Keep your fingers crossed for me! Also, my HRSA 'analyst' emailed me and said that our stipends would be sent out my the end of the week and should be in no later than the 7th. wooooooohoooooo! I'll let you know how the loan-thing goes. thanks girls.
  11. i don't know girls - i got the same information you got regarding a tuition invoice, so i had assumed that hrsa would pay for my loans too. this is what i asked: hi yolanda, lol. so sorry to bother you again! i've been meaning to ask you if my federal (direct) loans would be repaid also? they weren't on the invoice my school sent because the instructions sent by hrsa said not to include those.. should i have included them or how does this work? and this was my response: thank you for your email. you are responsible for paying your loans. hrsa responsibility is to pay the balance on the invoice after all your grants, scholarships and loans have been deducted. i hope this information helps. yolanda joyner, mph public health analyst bureau of clinician recruitment and service division of scholar and clinician support 5600 fishers lane, room 8a-19 rockville, maryland 20857 telephone: 301-443-0879 fax: 301-594-4077 grrr. who knows! this is so frustrating, maybe i should ask someone else! :angryfire
  12. I received an email from Y Joyner today and she told me that we were responsible for repaying our own loans, even if they were taken out this semester for nursing school. Maybe I'm an idiot for thinking they'd pay it, but it's really frustrating! She said they only pay the balance after scholarships, grants and loans.. so next semester, should I just deny all the loans and let HRSA pay? ugggggh. so irritating. Dea W :angryfire Anything else on the stipend, anyone?
  13. Hey guys, Thanks SO much for your input! I'm also wanting to prove my instructor wrong.. :) I'm not so sure she's setting us up for failure, I think it's more like she doesn't want us to be disappointed that we don't do so well in one of her hardest units. I just pray that I'm one to acutally "get it".. Anyhow! I will definitely check out all of the resources you all gave me and I'll let y'all know how it goes.. Be praying for me! Dea W
  14. hi my family and i were also blessed w/ a hrsa scholarship. here's the info i received on payments: "if your fall 2008 classes began in july (and you were enrolled for more than half of that month), you will receive 4 months of stipend support for july, august, september and october. if your fall 2008 classes began in august (and you were enrolled for more than half of that month), you will receive 3 months of stipend support for august, september and october. if your fall 2008 classes began in september (and you were enrolled for more than half of that month), you will receive 2 months of stipend support for september and october. the first stipend payment should be deposited into your bank account by the last week of october (no later than the first week of november). after you receive this initial stipend payment, you will then receive a monthly stipend at the end of each month for that month's stipend (i.e. the stipend you receive at the end of december will be for the month of december). " hope this helps. congratulations to everyone who received a scholarship and good luck in your nursing program! dea w

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