profjanmc replied to fourbirds4me's topic in Ob/Gyn
I have been in L&D for 21+ years, did not do very many when we had an MD in house, but since we no longer have a doctor in house, I have done 3 in the past month. Mostly rapid progress that came...
As far as the HIPPA goes, out hospital is investigating having them sign a release stating anyone in the room is authorized to hear medical conversations, including OB/GYN history such as herpes...
profjanmc replied to camay1221_RN's topic in Ob/Gyn
I TOTALLY agree, we used to have a doc who used high dose pit until the kid proves himself, in other words pit them until they crash....never mind the postpartum hemorrhage that comes with the ton of...
We have CRNA in most of the hospitals here in Sacramento, they are specialists in OB, but many of them came from high-volume places and did lots of other things first, good
Most physicians don;t have patients sign an informed consent for amniotomies, they discuss it and then perform it. How about everybody else? Do your docs/CNM's have them sign an informed
I teach in that program, it is GPA based admission, the ADN programs in the area are lottery admission based. Of course I believe it is better to get a BSN rather than an ADN, it takes about the...
There is a LIMITED application for amniotomies. Let's say, severe fetal distess, emergency situation, unable to trace fetus, an amniotomy could be performed using a fetal scalp electrode, really small...
profjanmc replied to midwife sarah's topic in Ob/Gyn
I actually was the manager in postpartum and special care nursery for about 4 years, and I worked in labor and delivery too. Thye hospital is pretty large and does about 250 deliveries/month, as I...
Right on! That's what I have found in my study, two years is about right to become competent... Yes, I think it is the best job ever! ANd I am in my 20th year!