CRNA are nurses, nothing more, nothing less. Expecting a surgeon to safely supervise a CRNA is unsafe; ergo you have an unsupervised nurse doing anesthesia unless you have an anesthesiologist
stan-you are pretty funny; sad but funny nonetheless. It's obvious that you are insecure in your nursing job; as are a few CRNA who tout their abilities as "equal" to an anesthesiologsit. That...
backscatter replied to Web-G.I.nurse's topic in Gastroenterology
I must have had an awesome doc and nurses for my c-scope; I didn't get any drugs and it wasn't bad at all. After one of our primary care docs had long-term memory loss after a c-scope with Versed, I...
I don't know about Admirals, Generals etc, but none of the physicians in my department would want an nurse administering their anesthesia unless the nurse was supervised by an anesthesiologist...and...
For me, the basic question is: "do you want an unsupervised nurse (CRNA) doing your anesthesia"? When asked this somewhat blunt but honest question, most patients will answer with a resounding "no"....
We have both (PharmD and CRNA) in the family........the PharmD thinks that he is a physician and the crna thinks that she is an anesthesiologist. since I paid for both educational programs, I have a...
once again, you need to read my comment. if you think that a nurse/crna is "equal" to an anesthesiologist, I disagree with you. many would say that you have a problem with reality testing. I don't...
Read my comment again, I said: "Comparing the abilities and training of an anesthesiologist to a CRNA is a bit silly"....nobody said that crna do not have a role etc, etc.....but equating the...
Comparing the abilities and training of an anesthesiologist to a CRNA is a bit silly. I work with a lot of CRNA and not one of them thinks that they are equal in any way, shape of form to an...