deepz

deepz

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  1. I'll say it again about this useless drug: by the time Mivacron reaches peak effect, it's already half worn off.
  2. It is short relative to neostigmine, yes ... BUT ... edrophonium can be a valuable adjunct (rarely) if a patient proves to be slow to reverse. I will occasionally pile on a bit of Enlon to speed the...
  3. Wow, dude, your antipathy toward their former Program Director for her having dissed your FN experience seems to skew your response here. Don't allow your personal feelings to prejudice wannbees...
  4. Careful what you wish for ....
  5. Amen. We stand on giants' shoulders. Don't forget to read Nagelhout & Zaglaniczny NURSE ANESTHESIA (great history chapter by the peerless Ira Gunn), and also Essence of Anesthesia Practice by...
  6. Bad information. No one proposes a 250K cap in GENERAL. Actual damages, punitive damages, those are not capped. As I understand it, pain and suffering -- which seems to be the basis of many...
  7. The COA standard is actually "acute" care and, yes, that term is interpreted different ways by different programs.
  8. Haha, you're funny. Come on here giving orders like that and then boohoo that so many people love to hate lawyers. Hate? Who said anything about hate but you? You are a lawyer, right? Frivolous is...
  9. Yes, I too was surprised to see how the information could be twisted to serve the interests of the legal beagles. For facts on how lawyers' frivolous suits hurt American healthcare visit:...
  10. This is how alcoholics are like surgeons: When they report they drink a six-pack a day, DOUBLE that for the true amount. When a surgeon says that little incarcerated hernia will take only one hour ......
  11. Again, as someone has pointed out already on this thread, the difference is like flying a Cessna compared to an F-14. Versed will be subtle and gradual usually, depending on individual response;...
  12. I guess you are forgetting that this is a CRNA forum. Starting their own IVs, CRNAs are not governed by any institutional policy necessarily, but rather by that more universal determinant: what would...
  13. Given by a WHO????
  14. I heard the Governor refused to fund the program.
  15. Absolutely! See yoga above: "Some of my most difficult cases in my career have been sedation cases." When the patient is paralyzed and intubated, no big deal. Smooth sailing. Simple. When the...
  16. RAGs. Room Air Generals. 'Conscious sedation' is one thing; most MACs do end up Room Air Generals. With O2 supplement of course.
  17. Marcaine

    Many old-timers have been heard to say: There is no such thing as inadequate regional anesthesia. Those would be instances of inadequate sedation.
  18. So this was someone who knew you well. Well...... I'm beginning to get the picture as to why someone might be motivated not to do as you say, Nephro!
  19. Meaningful Posts

    Way to go. Most CRNAs tend to become Triple-A: assertive, aggressive, and abrasive.
  20. Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgement.
  21. "For Immediate Release May 5, 2004 AANA-ASA Joint Statement Regarding Propofol Administration* April 14, 2004 Because sedation is a continuum, it is not always possible to predict how an individual...
  22. Whoa. That's a rather broad assertion, don't you think, Mike? The GI folks' literature is full of their protests that they can order any damn thing they please and it WILL be safe. That just ain't...
  23. Note of reality here: there are 33,000 CRNAs in America, and only a few hundred AAs.
  24. 33 nations belong to the IFNA: http://www.ifna-int.org/ifna/page.php?1
  25. You'll understand of course, sc17, that we CRNAs might not accept at face value many stats from the A$A website. One past President of theirs testified under oath to Congress that he had personally...