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I just need mechanism of action, IV compatibility, adverse effects, that sort of thing. I would love a description of the drug as well, but that is hard to find in my experience.

I'm not sure if anyone else does this, but I sometimes find it helpful to have a drug reference app on my phone. Does anybody have one they can recommend? I use Epocrates, which is useful but doesn't always have the info I need.

I have a stupid question for nurses who have more experience with dialysis than me. Obviously a patient on dialysis is expected to have lower urine output than normal, but is there a point when you are supposed to be concerned about low urine output in a dialysis patient? Or do you just not worry about it?

Hmm, those are all good things. Salaries are a bit lower, but obviously that might be outweighed by the cost of living. Thanks for the thoughts.

Yeah, it was something she clearly just did out of spite.

Are there reasons why those states are good for nurses or do you just like that part of the country? I had actually been researching Wyoming a bit because I had seen in a couple of places that land can be really cheap there.

I remember elementary school well enough to recognize your style of behavior and that you are trying to make me angry, but you are not succeeding.

I’m confused. Can you quote where the OP stated she was so completely enraged? [Reference to your previous post, not actually asking.] Pointing out obvious hypocrites like you doesn’t mean I’m enraged.

Exactly. I wouldn’t just read the cliff notes if it was like great literature or something. For a bill, the cliff notes is more than enough.

This pointless line of conversation that you started when you tried to insult me by lying about how you read all bills and your mind is "boggled" that there is anyone out there who is too stupid to not READ (in all caps) any bill that might affect them (meaning pretty much all bills.) As for the bill, I didn't read it, but I know it's not "very interesting." I'm open to being proven wrong, but I would be willing to bet a lot of money that there is nothing "very interesting" in this bill.

So your story changes again. First it was disdain for anyone who doesn’t read all the bills, then it was “well I only read all the bills that affect me personally,” now you are saying you only read bills that you mention on allnurses. Except, you aren’t even saying that; you are saying you would read “about” it. I’m basically 100% sure that you have never read a single bill in your entire life.

Oh, then I’m assuming you read the new tax law that just went into effect? How was that 1000+ page read?

Yeah, I’m poor enough that I often need to work that many hours a week, so it isn’t hyperbole. It boggles my mind to find out that you apparently read every bill proposed in your state legislature (and the US Congress as well, I suppose, since that also affects us.)

No. I have never read any bill.

"Well, if we have an issue with nurses getting tired, let's quit letting them do 12-hour shifts, let's let them do 8-hour shifts. Like most standard shifts are," Walsh said on Tuesday. "Twelve hours, I know they want it, but then they come back and they start talking out of both sides of the mouth and telling us how tired they are." This is the part that is most interesting to me rather than the card playing part. It seems to show pretty plainly that she introduced the 12 hour shift ban out of spite.