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I dont think that our hopsital has a standing protocol for K replacement, but at the hospital where I precepted we had a standing k/mag replacement depending on the patient's lytes. 3.2 and 3.1 seems low. Are the patient's symptomatic? I'd probally d...

I thought you could get the book directly from the NAON?

I know with PO NSAIDS we should give them with a snack to decrease the risk of the patient getting an upset stomach/GI bleed; however, do we need to give a snack with IV Toradol? I know we bypass the GI tract with IV meds, but its mainly blocking the...

Why isn't this Pt getting ATC PO pain meds? Giving morphine q every hour anit going to help with long term pain relief.

OP's story and subsequent posts makes me think he is a total....I am sure you got some things you can improve upon as well...maybe start going to the gym yourself?

How about you try kaplan?

Its extremely difficult to give patients like that bed baths without assistance especially if they are combative, demented, etc. like in your case.

I see males RNs on every unit maybe besides L&D, postpartum, antepartum..even then I am sure they exist.

Perfusion = blood flow. Dopamine, as I recall, in low dosages is supposed to increase blood flow to the kidneys via vasodilation of the arteries supplying the kidneys. To answer your second question, the dopamine that is used in renal patients doesn'...

It's always ABCs so I'd pick the nursing dx related to airway, breathing, or circulation.

Seriously cats? I don't see why your school can't get some cavadars. Dissecting is terrible...the worst part is removing all of the fat...it takes forever...then some ppl ruin it by removing things they anit supposed to.

It's acutallyy not so bad...I can see why so many ladies wnna do obgyn

Actually, you can use any degree to apply to med school--may it be psychology, english, or the typical biology major--all you need to do is complete the pre-reqs, which are basically the foundation of science classes that pretty much everyone takes t...

You graduated cum laude with a 3.0?

Cool dude. Most people never ask that to me and the people who do are usually in a non-medical field. FYI, its OD for optometry and they don't go to med school, they go grad school for optometry, like pharmacy, OTD, etc. :)

You just got to keep practicing it. Its really hard to distinguish the artifact sounds in the beginning, but after a while, you'll hear it...its super loud. Some people go by when the needle starts moving back and forth, but that doesnt always work.

Do all of it..it'll be super easy when you review during school

www20.csueastbay.edu/concord/files/docs/BSPreNursing.pdf You can search the classes for last fall, winter, spring to get a better idea of the class times. It's probably the same every year or close to it. This thing is also pretty helpful because it ...

http://www.rn.ca.gov/schools/passrates.shtml I think this will answer your question :)

Why dont you just go for your BSN instead of a entry levels masters program. Seems like a waste of time getting a degree in biology if you aren't a pre-med student or if you aren't going to get a advanced degree in bio.

No, no one really mentioned anything about the modules at the concord orientation.

You won't be able to get into anatomy, physio, or micro. I'd get rid of chem 108 early so you can start 109 the following the semester. If I were you, I'd get rid of the all of the easy non-science pre-reqs as most of those also meet the GE requireme...

I would feel like a douche if I didn't hold the door and there was someone behind me

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White scrubs and I am pretty sure everyone is eligible for the voucher as long as you complete the essay.