then wouldn't that introduce bubbles into the fluid still in the vial? but by expelling the air out of the needle and replacing it with medication, aren't you reducing the injected dose? after...
When you are expelling the air bubble during that step, do you once again have to move the tip of the needle above the fluid level into the airspace? I tried that, but doesn't the bubble just move...
Our textbook says to inject the air from the syringe into the airspace of the vial to avoid forming bubbles. But the video that comes with the textbook shows the opposite. Then I found another...
From my text, parenteral is a route "other than alimentary canal" (e.g. intraosseus, intravenous, intra-arterial, intramuscular, mucosal), nonparenteral consists of oral and inhalation, and enteral is...
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I'm at Homestead, so not sure what is going on at Medical campus. We can wear pretty much anything except for like you said at the lab and clinical. The professors are pretty laid back at Homestead...
I was reading on the NANDA FAQ page that The American Nurses Association recognizes 12 languages for nursing. Then I did a Google search and saw other sources that say there are 13 languages for...
That is a great idea. Unfortunately, I am pretty slow and only on #4 of that list lol. I hope to finish by Saturday or Sunday. I wonder if we have to turn the "outline" in. I am trying to enter the...
OK, thanks for the advice - very much appreciated. Another thing I forgot about is since I'm only getting an Associates Degree RN, if I have to wait a while to complete testing, find a job, etc, it...
Thanks. I know about the endorsement thing, but am wondering if there is any advantage to taking the NCLEX in California if you know you are going to work there eventually. I read all about their...