I don't know about the specific example you brought up, but it certainly makes sense. Law has many specialized areas. We live in a litigious society. That means there is plenty to do in any areas of...
If you work in rural or underserved areas, state gov'ts sometimes offer loan repayment. A few of my classmates looked at that. The military will sometimes offer good terms, as
Medic09 replied to errneducator's topic in Emergency
I have stated elsewhere that paramedics can have a hard time to shifting mentality to the in-house environment. They can have a hard time shifting mentality to nursing, which is a quite different...
I would just point out that the opportunities vary a bit among the service branches. And recruiters are notorious for promising the moon. I worked under a Chief Flight Nurse who switched from the...
Since this is an engineering question (and you've already received contradictory answers! ), the best source is always the manufacturer. There's usually a rep or customer support group that answers...
Shiriin, maybe you need to be looking for a 'sliding scale'? Are you looking for corrective dosing of insulin for hyperglycemia, or some other actions? BTW, the use of a simple algorithm or sliding...
At least one of my classmates did it. My wife got through med school that way, before we met. Her kids were in HS. BUT, it isn't for everyone. It could make some folks a basket case, to be
You all are her family, now. When I was in peds for a short time I had a little boy who had short gut and contact precautions. Was in the hospital for months. His social development was noticeably...
Guy, straight, happily married, kids, previous successful careers. Like many, I started my love with patient-care as a combat medic doing it all. In our own little ED, on my shift alone (something...
I don't know much about ground transport, but the air transport industry has been plagued with 'fly by night' companies that really aren't ready to employ or provide patient care. We have way too...
Medic09 replied to tripletrouble03's topic in General Nursing
+1, Right on! I was a HS drop-out. I also went back to finish (NOT a GED), eventually taught school, am a parent (3 out of 4 college grads), and an RN/Paramedic. DO NOT QUIT SCHOOL. It only makes...
Actually, the 'diagnostic use' of Adenosine is pretty common. As a new medic many years ago that was one of the unlisted uses we were taught. I've seen docs do it a few times, as well. There are...
Okay, I'll start with, by your description, the doc is clearly a jerk. End of story. Now, there are, as you know some exceptional circumstances that can skew the test to positive. A man, for...
I'll just point out that if you don't get REAL rest and recreation, you'll be a basket case right quick! My dad always worked two or three jobs. I've done the same over the years. So has my wife,...
Okay, I think I got it figured out. That must be 8 from outside UNM. Most of my classmates had done freshman and sophomore years at UNM. Only a few (in addition to us second-degree folks) came from...
Gila may be right; certainly I was taught pretty serious pharm. as a medic. In fact, I didn't have to take it for my BSN because I had satisfied that requirement already. Nonetheless, this simply...
Okay, so what are the two major kinds of stroke? Which drugs can be helpful for each? Why? What is the mechanism of action? Which can be contraindicated, and why? What other injuries or illnesses...
Good luck guys! I'm a NM resident, and UNM CON grad from a year ago. The CON definately prefers NM residents, though I had a few classmates who were not. To give you an idea of size, my class was 60+...
I think you already got good responses. I will raise two points. 1. Find out if there is an accelerated second-degree track in your area. In my case, students were locally wait-listed, but I...
...because every shift I have a chance to be kind to someone. And I get paid for it! ...because I believe that every kindness we can share is our moment to share a little of God's love with another...