MunoRN RN

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  1. MunoRN

    Rant About Covid Antivaxxers

    Exactly.
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    Are you okay with bartering?

    I don't know that I've ever come across that, I guess the nurses I've worked with have generally been more hard-assed. I do see how that would easily become problematic once they see every aspect...
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    Are you okay with bartering?

    I also read it as "bartending", didn't think that was a particularly odd topic to be honest, it's kind of what we
  4. MunoRN

    Are you okay with bartering?

    I'm having trouble imagining what examples of 'bartering' in patient care would be, does this refer to taking something away that they otherwise would have gotten, what would that be? Or is it...
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    Patient Refusing Unvaccinated RN

    Robert Malone didn't create the process for mRNA stability and has not won any Nobel prizes. He did write a paper and contributed to the overall research on the topic of mRNA therapeutics back in...
  6. MunoRN

    Family Angry About ER Transfer

    Unless the patient has been declared incompetent or incapable of making medical decisions and one of these family members is the POA then none of this is the family's business except for what the...
  7. You've now compared getting vaccinated against a pandemic virus, which is the by far the best way we know of to get past the pandemic and protect others in the society that we're all a part of, to...
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    Patient Refusing Unvaccinated RN

    An N95 is designed to filter exhaled minimally if at all, we're well beyond the point where the evidence shows vaccination reduces the rate of transmission more than masks. It was "pushed to...
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    Mandated to work Saturday?

    Unless you're in a state that has made mandatory overtime illegal for nurses, which there are only 3, then legally they can schedule for whenever they want. I would point out to them that if...
  10. She's an actively working nursing clinical instructor and "is not sure how they got infected"?
  11. It's an accurate statement, the poster reported a cluster of adverse effects which is deserving of study if correct. The poster has reported adverse events that occur in 4 of 1 million vaccine...
  12. You do have immunity, but not all immunity is equal. The reason why vaccination is still recommended for those who have had a recent Covid infection is that the immune response that results from...
  13. I didn't say or imply that it was a term you had invented. I provided a link the topic of which was that it is not an uncommon
  14. I feel like I was pretty clear that of the various reasons someone may not get vaccinated, lacking empathy for others was a subgroup, not the entire group, there were even bullet points to make that...
  15. You presented the topic of lipid nanoparticle encapsulation, the most interesting thing I find about the topic is the connotation of the prefix "nano", which seems to suggest something nefarious to...
  16. I'm not sure where you're getting that I said you are making this
  17. The use of lipid nanoparticles to protect the mRNA is not new, it's been in use for the last 30 years in other forms of mRNA therapeutics. mRNA is extremely fragile, a significant amount of the...
  18. Observant. I'm open to how you would prefer to describe the categories of reasons for not getting vaccinated. Those with an established contraindication to the vaccine. Those whose...
  19. I think part of the problem is that we tend to use "safety and efficacy" as though it's a single parameter that is being studied. We are still awaiting the additional data that will better define...
  20. The supply chain is better, but still somewhat sporadic, and still susceptible to shortages with spikes in cases. In the Covid-ICU at my facility we were wearing janky procedure masks up until...
  21. You wouldn't be allowed to wear an elastomeric respirator or a PAPR for that matter "anywhere in the hospital" since when caring for patients who are not confirmed or suspected to by Covid positive,...
  22. And I agree that actually calling someone an idiot is disrespectful. But the impression you've given is that simply pointing out false claims are false is disrespectful because it implies the...
  23. Are you referring to respiratory protection when caring for known or suspected covid patients, or to masks which are for source control when caring for non-Covid patients in the
  24. I think we all agree that communication should be 'respectful', where I think we disagree with is how that is defined. I would disagree that pointing out that lack of vaccination is detrimental...