OBRN03

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  1. Pay Scale

    I graduated in June 03, started at 22.15 and now make 23.00 with out eve diff. I work in
  2. Pay Scale

    I graduated in June 03, started at 22.15 and now make 23.00 with out eve diff. I work in
  3. 13 pound infant...thank goodness it was c-section!

    2 wks ago we had a 11lb 8oz baby girl born via c-section. The top of her head was the shape of mom's pelvic outlet. She was the ugliest little thing I'd even seen in my life! She did get cuter over...
  4. Average pay salary for OB/GYN L&D nurse??

    New grad in L&D making 22.38 straight pay..doesn't include shift
  5. Crash Sections

    Our department just set up protocol for this type of c-section. We do not have anesthesia in house after 5. We have just been lucky by the grace of god! Earlier this fall we had a uterine rupture...
  6. Slow February?

    We've had a slow Jan/Feb. It looks as if it will pick up in March. I've done a lot of floating out to M/S floor. We went 9 days in Jan without a delivery! I think we are working on 5 days now....
  7. What to expect after a tubal

    I got pregnant 4 years later, and delivered 12 wks
  8. Old School

    Shaved?? Don't most come in "prepped"already?!?! When I was orienting a few months ago, one of the "older nurses" says to a patient..okay enough, what's up with shaving the pubic hair off..I haven't...
  9. Intubation

    I work in a small hospital birth center. First of all our Mec deliveries are required to have a NRP certified physician, actually any doc that see's a baby must be NRP certified. All of our nurses...
  10. Report

    We used to give group report and too much time was wasted on nothing. A few seasoned nurses would question other nurses interventions etc. A lot of wasted time. So our manager decided to go to tape...
  11. Cord Prolapse

    To add to your question about cord prolapse, I was just studying for a perinatal core class. You do want to wrap the cord with gauze and saline to prevent the cord from spasming. This will also...