EricTAMUCC-BSN

Its in texas and its bad

The best way to findout how you need to chart is to talk to a legal nurse, medical malpractice lawyer, or a nurse who has been to court.

Nikki, you are right, you usually will give 50 to 150 mcg / H. You may have to initiate a higher loading dose than come down.

Ive met some people who had it removed and it did not make much difference because their symptoms were related to ulcerative colitis and C. diff.

Doesn't sound anymore trash-can than AIDS, you bring up some good points.

Hollywood is a joke, that group of psychotic attention seekers has stereotyped me and my coworkers.

I've used meditech before and found the assessment to be very long, tedious, and redundant. The command driven programs are not user friendly. Maybe it has improved since I last used it. I have not used any other programs, but I can tell you that paper charting is easier than the command driven meditech.

Thats retarted. no intervention, no cath

Not a whole lot to add to what Jen said, but i'll add anyways Promethazine is a Phenyl D. It was first used as a pesticide, it contains Hg. It is often used for nausea. It can be used for anxiety, inflammation, and psychosis.

damn, JWK beat me. haha My first guess was "a cleaner more efficient source of fuel" but yes its generic Enflurane (Ethrane) Pete, I found a site that will help with nomenclature. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Functional_group Enflurane is an isomer so the chemical structure is somewhat pliable. It is an anesthetic with a fast onset and metabolism generally used for induction of "sleep" prior to surgery. It is used in Obstetrics for analgesia during vaginal delivery. Today Isoflurane is primarily used due to the observation of "eliptiform" wave activity on EEG seen with Enflurane. Ether or sweet oil was discovered by Spanish chemist, Raymundus Lullius in 1275. In 1540 German Scientist, Valerius Cordus described how to synthesize it and Swiss physician, Paracelsus discovered the medicinal uses of ether. For more information go to Vanderbilt: http://64.233.179.104/search?q=cache:y3HiffJH8gwJ:www.safety.vanderbilt.edu/pdf/hcs_msds/enflurane_ethrane.pdf+enflurane+indications&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=3

Really the only people she likes are those nurses who dont think or talk much. Its called reflection, leads to a concept called insight.

smaller. best wishes.

okay, okay, I know its not peer reviewed, but they are eye witnesses. http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/

Thanks Carolina -Eric.

are you a recruiter?