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  1. In my hands, Cis is way more predictable than Roc. I give an appropriate dose and I have a relaxed patient. With Roc, I give what is supposed to be an appropriate dose that's supposed to last..yeah...
  2. I primarily use Cisatracurium in my practice. Sugammadex will not reverse this type of NDMR. I think having a reversal agent like Sug. is a good idea for those times you can't use Sux or for very...
  3. Location vs. Program Ranking

    You will see the inside of your apartment, the library and your
  4. I don't see why not. You still maintain your RN license with the state you are practicing
  5. Hokey Hoedown recruitment?

    This seems to be a common theme in alot of health systems...making the managers look stupid and thinking the staff will appreciate it. For example, if we exceed our United Way goal, our CEO will run...
  6. thinking about re-applying

    Also, don't be surprised if the program you're applying to, may have already gotten the information from your previous program...thus my suggestion that you be totally
  7. thinking about re-applying

    You can re-apply, just prepare to be honest as to why you dropped or were dropped from your previous program. I doubt your credits would transfer. You would have to start from scratch. But to be...
  8. newbie charting

    IMO, never pre-chart your important events...ie...induction note, reversal note, extubation. If something happens inbetween those events, you'll have no where to write about those incidents. Also,...
  9. Scope of Practice

    How do you know what my current situation
  10. Scope of Practice

    These courses are taken and taught by "organized medicine." I have yet to see, as stanman1968 pointed out, any organized effort to curtail these "unethical, unprincipled physicians." However, I do...
  11. Scope of Practice

    Here is a company who teaches Primary care physicians pain management, botox, submental liposuction and dermatology procedures and other things all in a weekend. Take the course....set up your...
  12. Cruise line nursing? Worth a shot?

    With the Norwalk virus rampant on cruise lines, you'll undoubtably be treating alot of vomiting and diarrhea
  13. No need to share that info just yet. Keep it to yourself. Don't share with collegues either unless you trust them to keep it to
  14. Rapid Sequence Induction

    Or a
  15. My insurance is paid by the hospital so I can't answer your question from an "independant CRNA" perspective. As to your above comment, I wish we got paid in the upper 6 figures...that'd be above...
  16. I'm tired of being assualted at work!!!

    Call the police, file a complaint (against the patient and your employer) and get out of that
  17. Took boards today!

    Outstanding! Well
  18. I am sorry that your wife was not accepted. I'm not sure what to say except that there are so many other nearby programs in the NC and in the SE USA that she should try. I'm not sure if she applied...
  19. What? Elaborate
  20. The MAT doesn't require an essay and quite a few schools will accept the MAT in place of the GRE. Check into that. Suesquatch posted: "Private are generally easier to get into because they're much...
  21. No, generally
  22. Taking a class in phlebotomy will only help you in locating veins. It won't help you to actually start an IV. Phlebotomists draw blood they don't start IVs. http://www.svs.net/Later/home.htm If you...
  23. CCRN and CRNA???

    It doesn't hurt to have it at all. It's a good test of comprehensive, ICU
  24. Doesn't GTUH have high acuity ICUs? You don't necessarily have to be in a level 1 Trauma center as long as their other ICUs are high acuity. Do they do Open Hearts? then the CVTICU may be an option....
  25. CCU for CRNA school?

    Absolutely. Though IMHO, more experience in years would be