Alright. Need some critical thinking here from others because I've exhausted mine and ended up with nadda. I'm also a new grad (3 months) so I'm still new at this stuff. Had a patient admitted with...
So I drive 200 miles to work one way. For me that's 3.5 hours that I feel I should be productive with. My solution: learning Spanish with CD's that I put in my car. However there's only so much...
So this might sound like a stupid question but . . . how do you know your patient went into a PEA if he's on a vent? We were told in school that one of the only ways to tell if they're having a PEA is...
whitecat5000 replied to whitecat5000's topic in General Nursing
i guess i just want a quick way to tell without walking all the way into the room. for instance on my hourly rounds at night i look it, see that they're breathing, and ask if they need anything (if...
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Yeah. . . after my third I drive straight home. It's a challenge sometimes but I found that Mountain Dew is the Narcan to my soul. I don't know about relocating. The town that I work in doesn't...
I don't think antibiotics can run in if it's in an artery. For art lines you need to have IV fluids run in with a pressure bag usually set at 300. I would think that you would know if you hit an...
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Originally Posted by OCNRN63 I drive and pay attention to the road. Are we supposed to be doing something different? Eh, I don't find it too challenging. And I am safe. I found myself in my...
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Yeah I'm going Tuesday. She said that they are interviewing Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. I didn't go into much detail. I was too excited to ask many
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I got a call for an interview too!!! I'm sooooooo excited!!! She sent an email to me with directions and parking. I wasn't told to bring anything, were
I have an interview coming up for a peri-op training program for New Grads. So I've read MANY posts on the forum about peri-op interviews and I still have a couple of questions. I wasn't lucky enough...
So I've been reading the boards for a bit and I can't seem to find what I'm looking for, so I thought I'd ask! :) I'm putting together my packet for the Army Board in November 2011 and I've been told...
What certifications can a student nurse take while still in the program? For instance ACLS, or PALS, etc. Are there any others that are just a good idea in general to
So I took a competency today and totally forgot to aspirate! Does anyone have any tips or tricks that can help me to remember how to aspirate when giving IM