RAYLO!

we do the first choice unless just way too drowsy

ok if i remember correctly cdc.gov has some info, on c sections rates. so would nih(national institute of health) march of dimes has info on gestational ages of infants and per state, oh and the big one medicaid and medicare services...and your local department of human services website in oklahoma ours is OKDHS.org im sure your state would be like this... CDC is very good for this one because on delivery of babies moms are asked questions for vital statistics the info goes to cdc and nih.. good luck... c/s rate when up to a high i remember 2 years ago 36% for the country at the time im 100% sure because of inductions... do me a favor and prove...

Delegate, Delegate, Delagate, if you have the time for rubbing lotion do it, but if you know that you have 6 pt's all with nine o'clock meds you need help! this is an example when to have for help... I love pt care but there will never be enough time for me to do everything i always want to do to help. good thing i have a great team of people around to help,, when people help trust me you are not staying to late in charting... if you have trouble delegating practice asking little things first. .... ask for the car. last... scary how easy it is for me now... just remember if the person you ask for help needs alittle help and you have time... it doesn't hurt to help them too. aide, tech, lpn, rn ... it pays at the end.

Resume fairly easy, if you have windows usually there is a template....hollar back if you still need help.

you seem like a nice person,, sounds like this place is taking your soul... you know what is best for you.. i say Run unless they start addressing staffing sounds like there she be another tech! also management that doesn't listen will not until go up the chain or get new management....

I'm so happy i am not the only one.. whnp or fnp university of oklahoma or frontier.... im so lost..... im a l&d nurse.. so i know why ya love maternity... i works with adults too. so worried that i can't find a job after i graduate school when i go back ..... i feel so much better knowing that im not the only one .....thanks.

yes........ very multicultural around here dear.....

Seen it @my hospital before... kind of interesting...

really this is so bogus! as a gi nurse you and i both know its a great amount of work.. sedating pt.s in a hospital, can be hard,ie: drug addicts, high tolerance, etc.. then theres the charting.. at least crna.. pt are more controlled... yes i believe they are screwing ya....:angryfire

also of note my hospital @ this time is not currently hiring new grads. or hiring prn...

he's an example of overconfident Dr. that when they get in a bind that don't ask for help... Just a jrk

i say do preterm labor, just because tons of research google the March of dimes website, they have statistics and stuff for each state, cdc.gov, also stats preterm rates i think by race and age group. Also in college my schoolmate and i did ptl and pro's and cons of infant demise of 22 wkers. ethics of whether or not to rescusitate she did pros and i did cons ... hope this helps all the topics are great if you are doing your clinicals on an ob floor. ask one of the nurses about some info they give to pts. about ptl or the the nurse educator . they should have plenty of hand outs..

sounds like apnea to me..

i had an epis and tore ( forceps) 3rd degree w/1st. 2nd baby epis, tore,broken tail bone , completely different for a while! It should get better... Also are you breastfeeding, hormones still out of whack n-e thing like that! that might be a source for why the "dry feeling" chin up sista.. Tell your gyn.. they should at least investigate while u r there....

Frontier school of midwifery, in Kentucky, online, NOT SURE IF CAN DO DUO!!! i think you have to go to Kentucky @ least once for an orientation to meet and greet with your class. At least 4 nurses i know are enrolled and they love it... Cost some money though, thinkn about going there myself, let me know watcha think it you go.