I am a site manager for a family medicine clinic which is part of a larger FQHC group of clinics providing pediatric, family, senior, adolescent, psychiatry, OB/GYN, dental, and vision care. I have...
I'm currently working full time as the site manager/RN for a family medicine clinic and taking classes. I've applied to the Fall 2012 RN-MSN nurse educator program at Angelo State. I am hoping I can...
It really depends on what state you are in and what your experience is. Nurses working in the hospital setting for a long time may be making a lot more than a new grad in the hospital setting. I...
Has anyone taken the Maternal Newborn RNC exam? I just ordered the study guide and the 2 recommended books to prepare for the exam. I am trying to figure out how much time I will need to prepare for...
I work in a very busy 61 bed postpartum unit that does about 500 births a month. We expanded last year from approx. 200 - 250 a month. We doubled our postpartum rooms and we have slowly added the...
You're on the right track. I have one comment regarding your first dx's goal of GOAL: client’s skin will remain intact. It is more realistic for the goal to be: no further breakdown of client's...
For mom: Since she is a first time mom you could go a psychosocial route such as: Caregiver Role Strain r/t care of newborn Social Isolation r/t care of newborn or Sleep Deprivation r/t breastfeeding...
As for ther abx... The reason that I would not answer this as the 1st thing you will do as abx generally do not stop an infection with a dose, it takes several doses generally. But in the "real...
referring to our postpartum pts with BP issues. We can do one dose of IVP Labetalol and Hydrazaline, if this does not reduce BP, they go back to L&D where they can be more closely monitored...
There are a few reasons for it. Increased maternal blood volume during pgy = body shifts extra volume to tissues where they are safe, pt diuresis and or sweats extra volume out over a few days. IV...
If answering this for a nursing exam here is how I'd place these in order. Remember with nursing exams you always have an order for the options given and remember Maslow's Heirarchy. Tylenol - fever...
Orders for us are NPO until tolerating clears, and then advanced to full liquids, and then advanced to regular once passing gas, and no N/V. I usually do chips and sips for several hours first, then...
mommybess replied to LuvofNursing's topic in Ob/Gyn
Most of our c/s get Duramorph. Depending on doc c/s pts either get Toradol 30mg q 6 X4 doses or 800mg Motrin q 8 for 1st 24 hrs. Then they switch to 400mg Motrin q 4 PRN and/or Norco 5, or 10 q 4 PRN....
i am a staff rn/charge nurse unit the postpartum unit in a hospital that recently went from delivering approximately 3000 babies a year to 6000 babies a year! we have 61 postpartum beds, 8 antepartum...