Teresag_CNS replied to Ellen Grover's topic in General Nursing
Research recruitment is difficult, and the more criteria you have, the harder it gets. Why should these women give you 15 minutes of their time? Try framing your request in terms of potential benefit...
I was clinical instructor for a group of first-term nursing students at a local college when the opportunity arose for one student to insert her first male Foley. We gathered the supplies and, outside...
I am a nurse with a PhD in nursing. I wear my badge with my degree on it so everyone can see I have a PhD (if they look), but I call myself a nurse. I think it makes a lot of sense to make physicians...
This is not a "style" of teaching; it is teaching incompetence. I hope you reported her behavior to the director of the program or dean of the school. No educator should endorse this kind of
Teresag_CNS replied to moonshadeau's topic in General Nursing
Why does it matter? I usually sign mine - when I use the full title: RN,CNS,PhD,CCRN,ACNS-BC (I know - quite a mouthful of letters), but I don't really think it matters
I've heard of noninvasive CO monitoring, but the closest we've come is PICCO, which requires calibration with a triple lumen catheter periodically and it uses arterial line waveform analysis to...
Very well written, Kellie. I agree - you should publish this. Many nursing journals accept essays; look around. I was struck by this thought: in the t.v. shows, this is the drama they never show....
Teresag_CNS replied to dorimar's topic in MICU, SICU
I think you're right. If PEEP is subtracted, you're getting an inaccurate measure of what the alveoli are really "seeing." This CCM tutorial seems to agree, although it is not very explicit about how...