LVN2006

I absolutely believe that massage is a healing process and that only people that have been given the knowledge through a nursing background should be giving them. Case in point, Anna Nicole Smith...Anyway, I also think that products are important in doing the massages. I am signed up with Melaleuca for natural products in this and would greatly appreciate anyone interested in massage therapy would allow me to set up a webcast for you to see.....live questions and responses in the webcast LVN2006

She is my stepmother. She had a a lymph biopsy of the left arm 3 years ago. In the last 2 mos she noticed SOB and edema to the left arm. She had an abdominal CT yesterday and blood work. I am just trying to get some idea of where she is health wise.

the pt states the breast cancer is gone 3 years. what else causes the swelling now. she had the surgery 3 years ago.

76 yo female. History: Breast cancer survivor 3 yrs. Lumpectomy. Overall good health. C/O swollen arm and hand, shortness of breath. 5' 3" 180 lbs. C/O being tired off and on. Pt has been told that the swelling is due to carrying bags and reaching. Any thoughts as to prognosis

I was asking because a nurse said I couldnt turn the pt on the left side to change the bed because of left-sided chf. this pt had right-sided which I think means the left ventricle stopped pumping and moved to the right side. he is on pharmacological tx but I wanted to about putting a pt on the side also because i read that the ventricle begins filling with blood. what condition then can you not put the pt on the side.

Pt. history: GERD, hiatel hernia, type 2 diabetes, neuropathy, just diagnosed with CAD and right-sided CHF. Left-sided and right-sided CHF. If left side, do you avoid turning the pt. onto the left side because of blood in the ventricle? It worsens when it goes to the right side. So can the pt. be on either side with right-sided CHF. Prognonsis?

Hi, 2 questions actually on this topic: 1. When you go to bathe a pt with a tube feeding, do you put the machine on pause until you bathe the patient and change the bed. How far up do you leave his head? 2. Can someone explain the NG flush to me?

After going into nursing and looking at the wooleybuggers under the microscope, I don't ever want my nails long again. Just thinking of holding the kids or putting my hand on a sandwich and then into my mouth! oh, i get nauseated thinking about it

Hi, My teacher says give insulin R and 8 NPH say 7 a.m.. regular peaks in a couple of hours and NPH approaching peak about noon. Dr. has SS 200> BS give 2 units Regular. She says if you give the SS when you test the BS about 11:30 a.m. the patient may go into insulin shock. the NPH continues for a few more hours. can anybody explain how this works so that I can truly understand when to give it. My lab is MONDAY. Need to pass for our capping ceremony

thank you for inquiring with your instructor. 21% is what i found too but I wasnt sure. thanks again

Can anyone tell me the percentage of oxygen in room air?

Any help with care plans will be appreciated?

Does anybody have any advise or practice questions for med surg? Know where i could find any practice test?

my question is for the RN. Could you write out plainly what you wrote in this assessment?

I am a type 2 diabetic and just starting into the nursing program. Last night I vomited until there was nothing in my stomach. I drank a regular coke and chicken broth and ice water. Just kept running to the bathroom. i ended up at the ER and all they said was it would be a 13 hour wait so I left. But she said i wasn't suppose to take the sugar. My friends little boy died during flu season as he could not hold down food and his BS went to low. What are you supposed to do during flu season