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  1. Propofol

    thank you for your
  2. Propofol

    bad outcome in GI suite is probable reason for lack of posting, you know, OD of propofol by non-anesthesia providers..... lost the airway and the ACLS class that both the RN and GI MD took was over a...
  3. EMT-P Question

    PHRN = PreHosptial RN it is a designation given by some states, a title given to a RN with EMS who has demonstrated skills in the prehospital
  4. Be-littling CRNA's

    You should run for office one day. Your answers here and there (you know where...SDN) are always dead
  5. Be-littling CRNA's

    TraumaNurse, are we in the same class?? Just joking, but your situation mirrors mine. I was going to write, but your post was much more eloquent. Why this is, I really don't know, but such is life....
  6. Congratulations on BSN graduation and your upcoming interview. I was in your shoes in May of 2001. My orientation to a 2 unit ICU / CCU (no open heart) included a 2 year contract for new grads. I was...
  7. Navy CRNA?

    I am all ears on this
  8. don't worry, it has festered up here in the south also: fevers, chills, voice gone, coughing and extreme pain to anterior middle area of right lung when coughing. an unrestricted cough = excrutitating...
  9. I just private message'd you.
  10. Opportunities for RNs in the Field

    Anyone ever notice how, when you roll into a receving facility with a IABP going full boogie on a intubated pt, people part like the red sea, your name tag may as well read Moses. These guys usually...
  11. Opportunities for RNs in the Field

    I also did interfac tx and trauma backup on a highly stocked MICU, including onboard DataScop IABP and that experience was awesome. Sometimes RNs at facilities (esp referring) tried to give up crap...
  12. Cordis cath ???

    I believe that the term "corids" covers a wide variety of large lumen central lines. In my unit, the introducers that were always associated with floating a Swan catheter (the ones with the side...
  13. Cordis cath ???

    Alot of times you may see these used on trauma center patients. If I am not mistaken, they are a part of the "trauma protocol" at our center. The flow rates are incredible. When used with a Level 1...
  14. NP or CRNA

    What I honestly do not understand is how the argument of having limited patient contact as a CRNA holds true to some people. As a SRNA and previous ICU RN, I feel I am in more contact with my patients...
  15. There are two sides to every story. The reason I can say this in earnest is that I was one who went the the unit after BSN and then to CRNA school 3 years after. I was turned onto anesthesia even in...
  16. Opportunities for RNs in the Field

    Let's all hold hands and sing "Its a small world after all". That means you and I were in the same class. I ended up working with them on MIC1. I'm going to PM
  17. Opportunities for RNs in the Field

    Eric, you are where I was 3 years ago. After a while in the unit (1 year after orientation) I wanted to go outside the doors of the hospital and get knee-deep into EMS or flight to add some diversity...
  18. Learning thread (ER medicine)

    Hyperkalemia will cause the myocardium's cell to become more negative and thus harder to reach the depolarization threshold. A cell needs to become less negative in order to fire and causing a more...
  19. I totally agree. I was not making fun of you at all....you just put it better than I ever could. I mean, what is more important here? BS or anesthesia?? Actually, thanks for venting.
  20. Are there any CRNAs or soon to be CRNAs that are in the Reserves program in the military? If so, how about sharing your stories or maybe what you like about the program in general? thanks,
  21. More elaborate than I.....can someone give me a ahem for this
  22. Boy did you hit the nail on the head. It really is difficult to have these "fluff" classes going on when the renal section of Guyton (our medical physiology book), plus cadaver lab and patient...
  23. Nurses with insomnia- anyone tried Indiplon?

    Alot of patients used to come into the ICU and tell that they have been using Tylenol PM just for sleep purposes for many years/months/whatever. For those of you that use Tylenol PM simply for sleep...
  24. Did some first/second year clinicals at Fort Stewart. This was my first time on a military base. Imagine my suprise when we came up on the tank range and the shock wave from just ejected round swept...
  25. If any of you care, there is a nice little sizzling thread going on in GI under the heading