I think the last thread on this went on for like 50 pages, and it got ugly. After alittle reflection though... The last thread seemed to center around AA's being miffed at the fact that CRNA's didn't...
After alot of pretty involved questions that I answered in detail, I fumbled on the one yard line with this one; How many ucg's in a gram? I said, 1 million.. no 100 k, no wait a million. I couldn't...
I never in any post bashed or said anything negative about AA's. You're pretty quick to put connotations where you see fit. I was letting people know what is good about CRNA's. If you feel inadequate...
Agreed! I am really not judging AA's. Truth be told I have never even seen a real live breathing one. I am sure that they are sufficiently trained to administer safe anesthesia. But I feel that the...
good thing you have no axe to grind, otherwise you would have sounded opinionated had you not prefaced your post. crna versus md anesthesia; asking me to sum this up without euphoria (again, glad you...
Alittle late to the party here. I will admit that I did not read all 27 pages of debate, so if I missed this please excuse me. All parties involved here seem to be focused on the mechanics of...
Thanks FLCRNA. I am the husband! Yes my wife does work a weekend incentive position in the NICU. Finances are in a slow downward spiral. The goal is to make sure you graduate before you run out of...
I am by no means an expert as a junior student, but it is not "hard". Time consuming, all encompassing and life dominating yes, but not hard. If you have the right attitude and an open mind it is not...
You act as though there is no medical treatment in an SICU. I have worked in medical/coronary ICU and I now work in an SICU. They are generally 2 different schools of thought. We have actually had...
Most of the schools around Ohio and Mich list SICU as the prefered unit. Some actually look at CICU or MICU as unfavorable. You really need the experience of post operative patients. The vasoactive...