Dave ARNP

Dave ARNP

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  1. New Treatment For Whiplash Induced Headaches PHILADELPHIA, PA -- March 1, 2001 -- A team of doctors at the University of Pennsylvania's Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, lead by Curtis W....
  2. All you're going to do is nock a patient out. Ativan is a decent drug to use when a patients anxiety is making their pain worse, or when their pain is causing anxiety... but you will NOT use it by...
  3. Pain Mgmt. in the NICU

    Classification of Pain by Inferred Pathology Two Major types of Pain I Nociceptive Pain a. Somatic Pain b. Visceral Pai II Neuropathic Pain a. Centrally Generated Pain b. Peripherally Generated Pain...
  4. Pain Mgmt. in the NICU

    Assessment and Documentation Pain Assessment A physician, nurse, and/or other health care professional will identify the presence of pain for each patient encounter at UMHHC. If pain is present, its...
  5. Pain Mgmt. in the NICU

    Pediatric Pain Management staff education Top 10 things you need to know about pediatric pain management: Infants do have PAIN. If a child is lying still, pain may be present. Children may not always...
  6. Pain Mgmt. in the NICU

    Providing Cost-Effective Access to Adequate Pain Relief for Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Patients Jennifer E. Moyer Columbia University School of Nursing...
  7. Not at all! Pain is pain and pain should be eliminated! Even the wee wittle ones deserve releif!
  8. Wake up...Are you in pain?

    That is very interesting Fab! I've heard similar things from patients, and I would love to know more about the whole reasoning of it. My mother who is a psychiatrist, tells me that her theory is the...
  9. Extending training for NP's

    I wasn't aware of that. Always assumed the hospital took on the resident and their funding. Ofcourse, they could train NP's for a year, for less money, and get just as good of a product.
  10. Extending training for NP's

    I figured we would pass the costs on over to medical residency department of the hospital. I know it might bring down the doctors saleries, but com'on... NP's are better anyway.
  11. Long-term cancer pain management in morphine pre-treated and opioid naive patients with transdermal fentanyl. Mystakidou K, Tsilika E, Parpa E, Kouloulias V, Kouvaris I, Georgaki S, Vlahos L. Pain...
  12. [Plans to reduce pain in the neonatal intensive care] [Article in German] Hubler A. Klinik fur Kinder- und Jugendmedizin der Friedrich-Schiller-Universitat Jena. [email protected]...
  13. Study Shows Positive Results for Novel, Patient-Controlled Transdermal System for Acute Postoperative Pain Control RARITAN, NJ -- February 25, 2004 -- A study evaluating a novel, patient-controlled,...
  14. Physician Hostility

    You bring up a very good point about extending NP training. I think it merits another thread. I'll be making it, stat!
  15. Lidocaine patches

    The only pain that I have had any (and it wasn't much) luck treating with lidocaine patches, would be PHN. Overall, Lidocaine patches are much like bandaids. They'll cover the hurt but don't offer...
  16. How bad is the isolation problem where you work?

    I attented a MRSA workshop (gotta get those CEU's) not too long ago and they talked about this extensively. They docs/np's have to follow the same precautions as everyone else. They also have to be...
  17. PA-C's on L&D

    Sorry, but IMHO, PA's lack much essential training to perform daily functions and make responsible decisions during the practice of medicine. The good ones have learned from the ol' Monkey See, Monkey...
  18. PA-C's on L&D

    Thanks for sharing that. I know just where to file it.
  19. Wake up...Are you in pain?

    You're close, but not quite there yet. Chronic and pallative patients still need to be checked for pain according to the schedule the medication is ordered. Some patients, particularly the elderly,...
  20. Wake up...Are you in pain?

    Quoting: PAIN AND SLEEP COINCIDE AND AFFECT EVERY ASPECT OF OUR LIVES The combination of pain and sleep is a two-way process: People with pain, particularly if it is chronic, often experience less...
  21. Wake up...Are you in pain?

    reminder to all: do not feed the trolls! but ya'll can speculate on the color of this one's spikey
  22. Dress it very, very carefully... and be sure the dressing... Moves? with the patient. I hurt just thinking about it. -Dave, who might have enough strength in his legs to get up
  23. pain in the ed

    When will the ED get it through their head? Pain is what the PATIENT says it is. Nothing more, nothing less. I dun't care what you SEE. I stand up to fast I see a few stars. But they're not real....
  24. Wake up...Are you in pain?

    I know... hehehe
  25. Wake up...Are you in pain?

    It makes sense, but apparently it's not common. Ofcourse sense never has been And yes, very scary.... Certainly would hope someone would wake ME up so I don't wake up and find myself in trouble....