tuppence

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1. "What could you know?!"

   tuppence replied to HeartsOpenWide's topic in Ob/Gyn

   Gosh, I don't even know if my midwives or any of my nurses have had children, except for one nurse who shared that informtion with me. I'm positive that the male perinatologist who delivered my son...

2. A & P or Nutrition first?

   tuppence replied to Mahnikuh's topic in Ob/Gyn

   At my school, A&P is taken first, or the second semester of it is taken concurrently with Nutrition. And Nutrition wasn't an easy class by any means. I would think A&P would be hard to do...

3. Question about checking for rupture of membranes (and LONG, about my birth, sorry)

   tuppence replied to tuppence's topic in Ob/Gyn

   Thanks. :) All of this is really interesting to me. I just registered today for my first semester of nursing classes, for this fall. I find labor and delivery, women's health, etc., especially...

4. Question about checking for rupture of membranes (and LONG, about my birth, sorry)

   tuppence replied to tuppence's topic in Ob/Gyn

   I had forgotten about this old thread until I started getting e-mail alerts of replies! The baby in question is a healthy, beautiful 9-month-old now. :) They may have given me antibiotics towards...

5. Question about checking for rupture of membranes (and LONG, about my birth, sorry)

   tuppence replied to tuppence's topic in Ob/Gyn

   Yes, it has, it is very

6. Question about checking for rupture of membranes (and LONG, about my birth, sorry)

   tuppence replied to tuppence's topic in Ob/Gyn

   And thanks for all the congratulations, and for the information.

7. Question about checking for rupture of membranes (and LONG, about my birth, sorry)

   tuppence replied to tuppence's topic in Ob/Gyn

   This is really interesting. The theory of the head plugging it makes sense to me. The first gush was when I was lying down taking a nap. After that, the biggest amounts were when I would move...

8. Question about checking for rupture of membranes (and LONG, about my birth, sorry)

   tuppence replied to tuppence's topic in Ob/Gyn

   Thanks! That was really

9. Question about checking for rupture of membranes (and LONG, about my birth, sorry)

   tuppence posted a topic in Ob/Gyn

   What exactly do you do when a woman comes in with possible rupture of membranes? I assume you leave them to let any amniotic fluid pool for a while, then check with a speculum and then do either a...

10. PRIVATE school vs. PUBLIC school

    tuppence replied to chuckcamp's topic in General Students

    Oh, I didn't mean to imply that it was true everywhere, just in my area. I'm glad things are easier

11. PRIVATE school vs. PUBLIC school

    tuppence replied to chuckcamp's topic in General Students

    The public university here is a lot more competitive to get into than the private schools. But the private schools are flooded, too. It's at the point where if you are transferring from another...

12. Minnesota Nurses Please Respond!!!!!!!!

    tuppence replied to mollyz's topic in General Nursing

    I didn't see the Pioneer Press article. I'm interested in the answer to your question, too! (I'm in the Cities and graduating in 3 years.) The last I heard was when the Strib and one or two news...

13. Question about NICU duration

    tuppence replied to mermom's topic in NICU, Neonatal

    Oh boy, who's claiming that? My *32*-weeker stayed longer than that, so I'd find it hard to

14. Class of 2007 Hopefuls / Just Getting Started?

    tuppence replied to snuggy's topic in Pre-Nursing Students

    I'm Erin, 25, I live in Minnesota and I'm the mom of a 2 1/2 year old boy and a newborn girl (born July 15). I took most of my pre-req's last year, but have a couple more to do this year. I've...

15. Wishes Regarding Students in Birth Plans

    tuppence replied to BabyRN2Be's topic in Ob/Gyn

    Thank you. I had originally asked that the catheter be placed after I got the spinal, but the nurse came back later and said that the doctor wanted it done beforehand because he wanted things to go as...