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  1. AANA members

    Besides the lousy spelling, you're incredibly naive. The AANA and it's minions donate TONS of money to politicians every year. I'm not pretending that physician's don't - but to think one side does...
  2. AANA members

    I think that's wishful thinking after the ThoughtBridge
  3. http://www.webmm.ahrq.gov/case.aspx?caseID=100 Found this while I was doing some preliminary research for a POVL study. Note the scary part - the patient's blurry vision immediately after the case was...
  4. AANA members

    Sure - who wants to start?
  5. Are you using an IV catheter or one made specifically for central
  6. I still think sux is a great drug and will still have a place as long as rapid onset is required. Higher dose roc still is not as fast as
  7. Yep, the visuals are cool. When we first got our Sonocyte, we played with them on each other, doing valsalvas and inhaling against a closed airway - totally cool seeing how the vessels open up and...
  8. Mike, you're having way too much fun with the visuals. Ultrasound brings in a whole new set of skills. I've always used t-berg, but never tried having the patient valsalva during placement. If...
  9. I don't even know if sux powder is still available. The mix was 1 gram in 500cc at our place (2mg/cc). Of course back in the old days, that bag might last a day or two or three since we would use it...
  10. Maybe it's rarely used at your facility. We use it quite often because of it's faster onset of action compared to neostigmin.Movacron (as we call it) is not good for much of anything. Use sux for...
  11. If they're the same course number they should. For example - if med school physiology is Human Physiology 501, and that course number is used for both MD and PA programs, that should be fine. That's...
  12. 1) I'm curious - what are you PERSONALLY doing to prevent medical errors?2) Where did you come up with THAT number, Plaintiff's Lawyers R Us? You think an OB practice that takes in $1 million a year...
  13. Excellent point Mike - personal responsibility is too often a rare thing these
  14. There are huge differences between college classes and medical school. Biochem, physiology, anatomy, etc., are doctoral level, not college level. Why anyone would assume they could exempt out of a...
  15. As far as your first question, yes, I know several. Besides the fact that you can't exempt ANY time from medical school (unless you've taken the ACTUAL med school class) - why would you think a CRNA...
  16. OK - let's review how coffee is made - whether a drip coffeemaker or the old-fashioned percolator, the water is heated to a BOILING POINT, then dripped through the coffee grounds, making HOT COFFEE....
  17. If your son or daughter is truly incapacitated due to an injury or medical malpractice, there are plenty of economic damages, even if they are a minor. You obviously are clueless about how the law...
  18. Learn some facts before you make such poorly informed statements. Caps only apply to "non-economic" damages. Actual damages (hospital bills, lost wages, costs of rehab, costs of nursing homes, costs...
  19. Z, you and I agree 100%. I find it amazing that anyone actually IN clinical practice (as opposed to sitting in an office or classroom and never seing a patient much less actually working with one)...
  20. No thanks - excellent cases for students who can't get out of them
  21. It's kind of wierd giving something to have an even BETTER seizure. I never saw IV caffeine till I came to Atlanta - never saw it in my previous job. Now we don't do ECT's at all - what a
  22. I'll betcha you're only hearing one side of this story. I have a hard time believing any clinical site arbitrarily decided they're going to screw with the future of two students each year just for...
  23. Doesn't the HBO unit have a medical director? If you have a REAL HBO unit, plenty of patients are less then optimum - that's why they're there in the first place. The surgeon and the physician...