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fine unless she strokes.......sorrry had to say it that would be tough though, she wasn't symptomatic though prolly no biggie,

failed attempted suicide gsw to head. no deficits, not even tubed on arrival

I will know my results tomorrow morning, but tried the pearson vue trick and if it's true then I think I passed. I had 78 questions, 4 math that I remember and not simple like 0.5 tab answers maybe 5-6 SATA and some medications overall I think it was easier then Kaplan tests and other questions I did to practice

Power Picc and his sidekick Kathy-Ter.....

Not to switch the topic/or sound grim but how about all those patients that aren't able to express their wishes enough to change the care they receive. I am talking about those who have lived their lives in the 70 + y.o category who wouldnt really benefit from lifesaving treatment Such as the patient "we" all know stands no chance at a life outside a hospital whose family member continues to keep them a full code and yada yada.......whats your view points on that?

Does anyone know what usually happens with any acrued pto time if you change status? I am changing from pt to per diem but also had worked as ft in the past. So i have quite a few vacation hours that have banked over about a year and a half. I changed to per diem a few weeks back and now admin is telling me that my next pay check will have my pto hours cashed out on it, however only at 50 cents to the dollar. Does this sound right to anyone else? This is a fairly newer hospital and has had some issues with our HR and pay roll in the past. any input would help:confused: