Night shift did all the baths where I worked. We were expected to give everyone a chlorhexidine bath every day, so if I got a patient from OR on my shift I'd usually end up bathing around 2 or 3am...
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Hey y'all! I'm new too - I'll be starting my first year as a school RN in an elementary school this fall. My background is all acute care thus far: telemetry and cardiothoracic ICU. Any pointers for...
Ugh so sorry for the duplicate posts y'all - staying up late to transition to a night schedule so I can stay up for my 3 12's in a row, 7p-7a ... my brain has officially turned to
Laflaca - I know this is an old post, but do you mind sharing what kind of office you are employed in? Is it the state health department? County? Just kind of wondering where I'd need to look for...
I know this is an old post, but do you mind sharing what kind of office you are employed in? Is it the state health department? County? Just kind of wondering where I'd need to look for opportunities...
Can any of y'all point me in the direction of resources that would help in making a transition from acute care (CV-ICU) to Public Health? I'm applying for a job in a clinic that serves low-income...
In case anyone else has come across this thread and would like more info re: vasoplegic responses after cardiac surgery, this is a good article: Vasoplegic Syndrome after Off-Pump Coronary Artery...
That's my understanding too; my question is why vasopressin would be a drug used frequently in cardiac surgery patients, where you don't necessarily want an increased SVR and thus increased cardiac...
Thanks for the input y'all! Annaiya, that does make sense about Levo increasing myocardial O2 demand. Armanix- I have actually never seen Neo used in our unit - I think the first-line choices there...
This is kind of a newbie CCU nurse question but I'd really appreciate y'alls help understanding this! I just started in a cardiac ICU and there is a strong preference for vasopressin over levophed......