honestly I never have anyone give cricoid pressure. it usually makes your view worse. it also decreases lower esophageal sphincter tone, I've seen several articles that are debunking the use of...
you have them let go once you confirm placement of ETT. Gold standard for confirmation of ETT is ETCO2 (at least 3 waveforms), bilateral breath sounds, and visualization of fog in the tube on...
I read a statistic the other day that said only 27% of college grads have a job related to their major beyond 5 years of graduating. It seems like 5 years out of school is the magic number where...
I also had the same question and the reason I decided to become a CRNA and not a NP is b/c I wanted to stay hands on and in the clinical setting. It seems like most NP's follow a doctor around and...
You'll likely be accepted to whatever school you apply to depending on your GRE scores. Don't go to a different ICU especially if you're under contract, just focus on taking care of the sickest...
Your article basically only discussed how CC's are more flexible and cost effective. To me that translates into cheap tuition = low quality training. Plus your link mentioned only community colleges...
Best Nursing Schools in the US | CollegeAtlas.org grad school, undergrad, they're mostly the same. this link has a list of nursing schools rankings (non-grad school) my point is that no community...
here are the 2015 US News and World Report rankings of nursing schools Best Nursing School Rankings | Nursing Program Rankings | US News if you're complaining about how your nursing program didn't...
I can't believe these posts I'm reading.....nursing students who never started an IV, foley cath, NG tube, etc during nursing school? Shame on your schools and on you for choosing a school that you...
Age doesn't always mean that you're an experienced provider. I know many MDs/CRNAs that went to school MUCH later in life. You asked people not just to tell you, "Go for it," so I gave my honest...
Think of how a laboring OB patient would feel about some guy walking in all hunched over with back problems, possibly with a cane or a walker, and telling her he's going to place her epidural. We have...