started working in northern california on a med/surg ER extension unit and was there for a year until i moved to southern california to work in busy, high acuity ER, where i've been for the last 2.5yrs
this is a good question. as an otc drug, i can't believe that it directly has that big of an impact on cortisol secretion. i do believe that they have used ibuprofen and other nsaids to help treat...
we don't generally do bp's on the kiddos unless we're going to be giving meds that could affect it, doing a conscious sedation, or if they are being admitted. if it's an obviously very sick little...
ERjodiRN replied to ThrowEdNurse's topic in Emergency
we have an area called 1 south that we have designated as our fast-track area. it's in the older part of the hospital, is run down, and everyone swears there's a ghost there. there are always doors...
ERjodiRN replied to quickcath's topic in Emergency
we call a "code 10" for all our chest pain patients. which means we get the pt. back immediately and the ekg with MD at bedside within 10 min. chances are, we've started an iv as well within that...
i personally wouldn't be worried about it......but most hospitals require testing and report to the employee health dept. of any and all exposures, regardless of open or intact skin. i would look up...
ya i agree....the two main things causing the occluded artery are the cad and hyperlipidemia....and the cad will take care of both. however, i would include the hip replacement as well. i'm assuming...
ERjodiRN replied to HeartsOpenWide's topic in General Nursing
it really depends. if the nurse with experience has a record of several jobs in a short amount of time (i.e. someone who moves around a lot, changes jobs frequently for whatever reason), they might...
well it can be given iv, but that also requires a syringe, just no needle. you could always have them drink massive amounts of water if you can't give sc insulin.....it will help lower the sugar a...
http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/795994-overview talk about ovarian torsions. it's a good thing she was already in surgery when they found it......usually they go to emergency surgery when they...
i currently work in a hospital in newport beach. the hospital has ocean view rooms, and it's the best hospital in orange county, with the largest patient census in both orange and san diego counties....
there are definitely bad instructors out there, but generally they love what they do and know what it takes to produce good nurses. i find it odd that we're critiquing an instructor based on the...
it is terrible the some educators do that, and i can totally see how that could be frustrating. like you said though...some things come easier to others. so it's hard for some people to pick up on...