AbeFrohman

AbeFrohman BSN, RN

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  1. IOM recommendations...

    What do you not agree, if you don't mind me asking? I'm personally confused on the nurse residency section. Do they mean for RNs, APNs, or both? I thought it was APN and RN until I heard the authors...
  2. FNP in hospital

    Does anyone know of or have a list of states that allow/don't allow an FNP to practice in the acute setting? I'm under the impression that some states will not allow an FNP to work as a hospitalist or...
  3. When I was working on my ACNP, I did full time work and full time school for the first semester. Some weeks sucked and I did nothing but work and study, some weeks I felt it was pretty easy. When next...
  4. Orthopaedic Nurse Practioner Program?

    There is no specialty track in ortho or a certification exam in it. Go to NP school, do rotations with ortho in it, get a job in ortho. That's all there
  5. Tips for arterial sticks?

    Agree with wtb on everything. Also, where do you work that an RN places an arterial
  6. ACLS

    ACLS is easy. Unless they are requiring you to have it and not paying for it then I don't see a
  7. FNP to CRNA

    Well, that's the path you decided to take. Can't fault nursing education for that, it allows people multiple entry paths and speeds. Plus it's not really the whole truth to say "it took me 6 years"...
  8. Spin off: how do you deal with DNP haters.

    First let me say I am all for the advancement of the nursing profession. I might not always agree with it's direction, but I always want it going up. Second...Wow... That was the most pompous, pious,...
  9. FNP to CRNA

    You are doing the math very wrong Sam. It's 2 years prereqs, then 2 years of nursing school for a BSN, not 2 prereq then 4. Where did you even get that? And it's 3 years part time for NP. Vandy's...
  10. That depends on a lot of factors. Current procedure going on, type of practice, level of experience as an anesthetist, stress in school, etc. The overall stress level is very high. There are plenty of...
  11. Make Advanced Practice Nurses Independent

    The fact is wowza, they are getting these rights because there are studies showing their efficacy. while nursing has a powerful lobby, the medical lobbies would be plenty strongto shut down any...
  12. PA's trying to be included in NP act

    If we knew what was meant by "NP act" it could probably be more easily interpreted, but as it stands out of context (as in trying to achieve separation from supervision) then it's
  13. FNP in hospital

    I appreciate all your replies, but my questions is what states allow/dont allow fnp doing inpatient. I have the rest figured
  14. CRNA clinical Hours

    There is no minimum hours required, only minimum required number of different case/procedure types (ie 700 general anesthetics, 100 subarachnoid blocks,
  15. Is APN realistic at my age?

    Unless your money somehow becomes worthless in old age then I don't think it matters to the NP
  16. FNP in hospital

    Thanks for the replies. Coreo, I know hospital by laws may be a barrier, but it's easier to narrow down places to look by starting with the states. Also I have high level inpatient experience so I'm...
  17. Can someone hold both a CRNA and MD license?

    Yes, you can use your premed credits to become a PA and they'll love that you have past medical experience. But there is going to be alot of redundancy here. As a CRNA you'll already have taken...
  18. Can someone hold both a CRNA and MD license?

    Ill be brief. Legally, yes. Actually, no. Think about it. One year minimum as ICU RN, 2.5 years CRNA, year to apply to med school, 4 years med school, 4 year (not sure on that) residency. Can't work...
  19. Admitting Privileges

    On advance for NP/PA, there is a survey report that indicates at least 7 of those surveyed had admitting privileges. So it exist somewhere, perhaps they admit and the MD just signs off on it somewhere...
  20. Starling's Law of the capillary

    If you want to understand about starlings law of heart contraction, think of a thick rubber balloon. Fill that balloon up with a little water so that it stretches just a little. When you release the...
  21. Difference between CAD and ACS

    Acute Coronary Syndrome is an umbrella term used to cover any group of clinical symptoms compatible with acute myocardial ischemia.* Acute myocardial ischemia is chest pain due to insufficient blood...
  22. Starling's Law of the capillary

    What?! No wonder you are confused. You are mixing starlings law of the capillaries with starlings law of heart contraction. Very different
  23. Admitting Privileges

    Yes. They
  24. Utah surgeons against AA's

    Physicians that were not interested in performing anesthesia at that time because it was not a diagnostic or treatment service. It merely allowable optimal conditions for the treatment to be carried...
  25. Admitting Privileges

    This is more dependent on the hospital than the