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  1. Books?

    Due to being a paperback, it wore out after a year of constant usage and probably the daily traction of being in my rear pocket. Senior year rolls around - ordered another one. Awesome book that will...
  2. Becoming a CRNA

    No program I know of considers OR time "acute". OR nursing has no patient contact, minimal (if any) drug administration, and no titration of vasoactive medications or vent exposure. Anesthesia...
  3. Books?

    Here's something for you to sink your teeth into: Most programs require this as a text anyway, so for the most part this shouldn't be wasted money Basics of Anesthesia Robert K. Stoelting Ronald D....
  4. Funny that I started the last thread and now I'm giving you advice, but here goes. Coug said it right. You need the support of postive people around you for the completion of this arduous task of CRNA...
  5. All my schools required me to hand the letters of rec back into them along with the respective application. The letters of rec were supposed to be sealed by the evaluator and then signed with their...
  6. Just wondering if anyone here would like to share the # of cases completed by the end of your senior SRNA education.. I'll go first: Graduate in August of this year and have 846 so far. Hope to break...
  7. I've already been hired so I'm not sweating anything. It was just a question, simple as
  8. Overfill on a 5ml vial of fentanyl usually equates to 5.5 - 6.0 mls total. Overfill on a 20 vial of fentanyl is much
  9. My Day Shadowing

    I'm finishing up my last year of CRNA school and I once got sick right before getting into BSN school one day at the vet's office watching a cat get spayed / neutered. What you gotta do is condition...
  10. You left out doing toenailectomies while anesthesia residents are placing lines, Swans, and doing transplant hearts all
  11. A guy from my class had the same experience as far as being a non-Mayo nurse. When it was obvious that the overwhelming majority of Mayo staff nurses were going to get accepted, he asked a big wig...
  12. Not cool at
  13. Not to knock this story or you personally, but some details seem a little off like Nitecap stated. Only a moron in this day and age of anesthetic development would choose a narcotic and paralytic...
  14. Propofol

    Sublimase is fentanyl, often a cornerstone for traditional conscious
  15. Yeah, what she said. Not to be a downer on this thread, but everything she said is true. We are in clinicals full-time now, classes are over. Seniors staff rooms solo - no CRNA around your entire...
  16. Propofol

    Its a general anesthetic. Counterpoint: Georgia BON alligns itself with the ASA and AANA and is against nurse administered propofol and relies on anesthesia providers to administer this general...
  17. I agree athomas91. Our facility favors iso vs sevo and most MDs prefer not to extubate OETTs deep but will pull LMAs deep every time. Not that they are around on most extubations with CRNAs, but we as...
  18. First off, I would like your opinion of SSEP monitoring tech's and the limitations that they place on anesthesia providers, essentially tying hands. Background: Our SSEP techs usually state "1/2 mac...
  19. Nitecap - I tried to PM you but your mailbox is quite full and is currently no longer accepting new
  20. UAB 2006...who is there?

    Oh really? WS Cobb Hospital and Puckett EMS in the
  21. Thanks for your
  22. Nice sarcastic tone there, but perhaps you should look around and see that you are in the CRNA forum. WE decide what drugs to give and not give and WE adminster them without question from residents,...
  23. What in the world would Prescription stand for in this
  24. Get to the head of the bed ASAP, bump said resident out of the way if necessary. Assume mask / ventilation. Try to go with pt if he/she is making ANY effort of spont ventilation. Assure working IV...
  25. You wanna see the absence of intelligence concerning propofol usage? There is a thread under the GI and Emergency nursing specialties regarding propofol that perhaps everyone here should read. Some...