Ok, so I passed boards...now it's time to consider going on for more education. I'm not sure how to approach my desire to continue my insane education. I am contemplating an MBA...maybe a PhD. Has anyone ever gonne to Walden University? They are ...
Ok, I have less than 48 hours prior to my boards. I have watched many GRNAs get on this website and vocalize their concerns about boards...now its my turn. I did Valley...I went through the stuff between three and four times, I read Morgan and Mikhai...
I really hope it is few than 10 days..but I guess you have to wait sometimes. I have a question. I have a classmate who has a future co-worker who stated that when he took boards he could log onto the members section and after the name of the membe...
OK, I took the exam today. I took 90 questions. I understand that is good for the passing end. Has anyone ever met anyone who took the test, it shut off at 90, and they failed?
I have heard (and not recently )that propofol has been shown to cause significant fetal sedation. I have never used propofol, don't know. Just what I heard.
A LOT is politics. However, I think I will agree that the idea of a team approach with OHR and some of those huge cases is not a bad idea, even if its 2 ologists or a CRNA and an ologist. AAA, livers, CABG, can all turn real bad real fast. However...
I LOVE the MIller. BUt there are definitely times where I can't see with the Miller. I feel pretty competent with both, but sometimes it just depends on the patient. Small mouth opening, probably a MAC for me. C-spines, I usually just go to the F...
I'm taking tomorrow OFF. Nothing school related. I'm hoping to work out, get some stuff done go shopping, eat our with my mom. But I"m still nervous. I take the test on Friday. If anyone is a believer in a high power, please pray for me.
I just glanced over the conversation here. I think there needs to be a differentiation in this conversation about a PhD vs a DNP. They are two different degrees with two different objectives (from what I understand). The AACN and AANA are not even...
I am a senior SRNA coming up on 6 months until graduation. I took the Valley Anesthesia Course, I have the cards and the ""sweat book", in addition to the variety of anesthesia textbooks everyone here probably has. Those who have successfully taken...
Ok, I am sick of the PNS that is available at the hospital. It's either not functioning correctly (very old) or its the one on the ADU that I am convinced in only functioning 1/2 of the time. I need my own. I have looked online and have found noth...
We do several two week pediatric rotations at different times throughout our program, in addition, during our basic anesthesia rotation we do various pediatric cases assigned to us randomly. We have several pediatric anesthesiologists who are very ...
I was working in ICU before going to CRNA school. We had a male patient come in with an MI, he was admitted to room 15. He ended up having a carotid endartarectomy and eventually a CABG in about a week and a half. His CABG did not go well at all. ...
I'm an SRNA going to graduate this upcoming year. I am interested knowing what the practice environment is like in the Bloomington/Normal, Champaign/Urbana are of Illinois. IN addition, are there any jobs opening up in that area? My husband's fami...
I agree with you on many points. All of us SRNAs (RRNAs whatever) go through some of the most rigorous interviewing processes, pharm etc that we can imagine...many of the MDs are tortured more extensively. CRNAs are not MDs, nor should they ever cl...
sonessrna replied to lpnstudentin2010's topic in SRNA
We know you did not mean to start a fight...you asked quedstion the general public often asks. It's difficult to know the difference between the AAs, CRNAs, and MDAs...often you can't tell who is behind the mask unless they tell you. This is just a v...