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athomas91

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  1. point taken....
  2. i know the stats... the incidence of aspiration (signifigant) is between 1-7 per 10,000 patients it is 20-30% of all anesthesia related deaths.... that is not my point - aspiration can obviously...
  3. i see both sides of the argument.... i will give my 2 cents... when that patient aspirates and the attorney for the patient says.....so you took their control of their airway away from them and then...
  4. Resource books

    i have to say - all of them....Stoelting is good...and alot of times i even get into Miller for a more in depth
  5. i would think a CRNA could be there and handle the airway?!?!?! even w/ a full TOF, eye opening and purposeful movement - 70% of the receptors can still be blocked and sufficient enough to make a...
  6. i go to drexel - couldn't ask for a better program.... good
  7. Question

    ROFL :rotfl: :rotfl: for some reason - i absolutely love deepz sense of humor....
  8. Pregnant

    i for the most part agree w/ Loisiane.... i am of the firm belief you can do anything you put your mind to...HOWEVER....if you are BRAND new (1-2nd semester) why not start from where you are in a year...
  9. i applaude those of you w/ children - i don't know how you keep up.... but traumanurse is right on the money - you HAVE to make time to relax - if you don't - school will eat you alive. i find those...
  10. i am with jwk on this one.... there isn't much i haven't seen - and when my husband had surgery it was difficult for me to see him unconscious (the versed knocked him completely out...LOL) i can't...
  11. i haven't had parents in the room yet - and i won't likely adopt the practice...even the CRNA's i work with do not go into the room when their child is being induced - their view on it is - there is...
  12. i agree - but my thought was that due to the time it was likely another cause. so - you have cut down on your lido use for spinals, eh?? i will have to do some research on that one...thanks for the...
  13. pasgasser....a few days out this wouldn't still be the problem, would
  14. i hope all turns out
  15. i understand it is frustrating...but in an objective view - (because it isn't my grandfather...) you cannot pay a thousand dollars a day for something that can be taken care of with a home nurse and...
  16. the liklihood of that being related to the spinal is low...it is more likely due to a pre-existing prostatic problem or a
  17. I will be there....and looking forward to it...hey don't forget about the student breakfast on Sunday at 0700 - i need
  18. jwk - i am trying to recall but from what i remember it was not a nurse anesthetist who administered the anesthesia...i have already written the editor of msnbc...and i am sure the AANA will get on...
  19. tuition

    i go to drexel in philly - it ends up being like 7500.00 per
  20. Laryngospasm question

    Traumanurse - it is actually in our laryngospasm "pathway" that we had to
  21. Laryngospasm question

    LOL .... yep - they named it...i have only had one laryngospasm and it wasn't effective for her...oh
  22. Laryngospasm question

    yoga- i am not sure if you were serious about the question - but what you were doing is of course what the books call the "notch" - i have heard from some who have used it that it works - i think more...
  23. here is where my misunderstanding came into play - i thought the opt out for independant billing and the opt out of supervision were one in the same....i guess they are not...thank you. Certified...
  24. Go2sleepy- the AA thing has been hashed - let's leave it alone...alrighty... i think it only makes logical (if you are of that mindset......) sense that ANYONE starting out should probably get some...
  25. Gotosleepy..... http://63.172.231.18/crna/ataglance.asp you may want to perhaps cite your opinions better - 29 states in the US have opted out...last time i did the math that was more than 50%...