all of the rooms in the two hospitals in my small town are ldrp's. i have my first son at a big city women's hospital with ldr's then moved to a pp room on another floor - but it was private. i...
Dayray, I'm just curious. Since you have worked at both sorts of places, do you see a lot more side/adverse effects as a result of all the interventions as opposed to the lower intervention place?...
I think that I will be able to support informed decisions ...thinking that I will be able to educate them somewhat and then respect whatever they go with after that???... yall can let me know if I'm...
The only other thing I can think of is if you take classes from a private language institute, I don't know if any of them have a certificate per se but you could say attended level C classes at so and...
This has been asked before, if you search you may find more info. At my school you can test for CNA after the first semester but they don't do the LPN testing at my school because we don't do some of...
All of our delivery rooms in the two hospitals in our town are LDRP's with the same atmosphere except the beds are regular single breakdown beds and there are jacuzzi baths in each room but no deep...
Apparently your patient had been watching the news, check out these headlines: http://drugs.mongabay.com/medications/Terbutaline.html I understand that the benefit may be worth the risk, but this is...
I know the question about the best shoes has been on here a million times but I am wondering what is the best shoe with a low heel (non clog type heel)?? I wanted Danskos really bad but when I looked...
mitchsmom replied to lady_jezebel's topic in Ob/Gyn
Yes, you would think the dr's office would tell them that! My best friend had a baby recently and they let her get the epi at 1cm. I think it stalled her out, she ended up with a c/s (there were...
I'm a breastfeeding counselor, if you are interested in lactation here are some resources and education/ workshop/ seminar/ conference pages: http://ilca.org/education/index.php...
I have a friend that had two big 9lb+ babies - 1st one w/ epi and second w/ small tear - she much preferred the tear. I will make yall sick and say that I didn't have an episiotomy OR tear with any of...
mitchsmom replied to lady_jezebel's topic in Ob/Gyn
I had my first two with epidurals and my third without. With the first, I was so scared of the pain of labor that I knew I'd probably get an epidural although I did walk around a little while and...
To clarify a little more, there is a difference in lay midwifery, direct entry midwifery, and nurse-midwifery. A person can be a direct-entry midwife and not be considered a lay midwife. "The term...
mitchsmom replied to Hypoxic Pixel Eyes's topic in General Nursing
(I'm still a nursing student)... my husband is a medevac pilot and we have discussed what jobs actually use math and he says the crew uses it all the time (they carry nurses and paramedics), and he...
I know what you're saying but I think it is the guy's responsibility to tell you or yours to ask. I would want my friend to tell me what his condition was so I'd be sure I could care for him properly...
I'll go totally against the grain and say that I think perhaps HIPAA was most applicable in this suicidal guy's type of situation. His case sadly turned out bad, but many people in his situation...
I am lucky that I don't have to work and my husband does sort of shift work in a job that enables him a lot of time off so he can watch our kids while I go to nursing school part-time, so they don't...
There are nurse-midwives (CNM's) and non-nurse midwives (they have various abbreviations because lisensure varies state to state). Non-nurse midwives don't go to nursing school first. They both...
mitchsmom replied to HisTreasure's topic in Ob/Gyn
I have been told that State University of New York at Stony Brook also has a truly distance program. There is a list of programs here, but most that say "distance" are not truly complete distance, so...
That's just the thing, I think that the evidence shows that it is safe, but as someone said, sometimes things are done out of habit instead of evidence. I haven't looked this stuff up in quite a...
I think they do that because they are assuming that the BSN student may one day be interested in a role that would include more writing (management, advanced degree, advanced practitioner, etc.). But...
I think it's polite anywhere, but it is not as common in other places as it is in the South. Even in the South I don't think it's as common as it used to be, but I try to do it just to be nice to...
Just my personal reasons for BSN: I am getting a BSN because I must have it to go on to grad school to be a nurse-midwife. If I didn't already have a 4 year degree I'd want it in case I needed/wanted...