fyrelight74

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Physician Assistant

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  1. I'm a PA. Graduated just a few months ago. Although we had to get checked off on some things, there are still some things that I am allowed to do that I never did during my training. That's...
  2. I am a certified medical assistant CMA (AAMA), and never want to be called a nurse. The doctor's office I work for doesn't seem to have a problem calling us nurses, though I have mentioned they...
  3. Yeah, from Herpes Zoster/Varicella virus.... the office I did my MA externship in was considering buying Zostavax vaccine for their older patients who were prone to get
  4. Yeah, watch the schools.. I thankfully went to a community college, which in California is VERY cheap... $26 a credit hour. Tech schools often aren't accredited by the CAAHEP, the AAMA accrediting...
  5. I've just finished my MA school, so I'm up on this! :) Our AAMA national "scope of practice" is located here: http://www.aama-ntl.org/resources/library/Role-delineation-2003.pdf I'll attach it below....
  6. here's the ucdavis website where they combine the pa and fnp programs: http://fnppa.ucdavis.edu/index.htm and here are the requirements: http://fnppa.ucdavis.edu/admissions/require.htm they both...
  7. bradypnea... respirations 8-10 normally

    Nope, that's what's confusing... I do work out daily.. but often only a 30 minute walk, (I only do my 1 hr+ workouts 2-3 days a week). I'm overweight, too, so its not that I'm all that athletic......
  8. bradypnea... respirations 8-10 normally

    I'm in medical assisting school, and right now we've been practicing vitals in one of my clinical classes. My question is with respirations. I know normal is 12-20 per minute, but my personal...
  9. Medication Nurse Assistants

    BTW, CMA typically stands for Certified Medical Assistant... different from an MNA. CMAs are from accredited institutions, certified by the AAMA... Here's what they are allowed to do:...
  10. what is the difference

    http://www.aama-ntl.org/resources/library/Role-delineation-2003.pdf has the list for what the MAs are qualified to do. Oh, yeah, MA's are not to be confused with medicine aides, although I understand...
  11. what is the difference

    I'm currently in an A.S. program for Medical Assisting. CMAs/RMAs are graduates of accredited institutions-- CMAs from CAAHEP, RMAs from ABHES institutions-- who have taken and passed the CMA exam...
  12. Question: What do y'all do about wedding rings that sit kind of high up and tend to snag on gloves? Any tricks from you veterans? I've heard some cover them up with bandaids, others just take them...
  13. Male RN-assist with pelvic exams?

    I have no issues with male or female nurses or doctors doing their jobs. I'm infertile and have had several gyn surgeries and such... doesn't bother me who does what as long as they're good at