nursemw

i just took it recently and had 4 questions about cardiac changes with hyper and hypokalemia.

vent is ready to go

I agree with foraneman, MoLee228 and Tinabeanrn. I like ICU when I have the sickest, most unstable patient because I like to be busy and particularly like a challenge. I do find patient care and and the every day tasks (q1h vitals and I/O's, etc...) mundane. CRNA is completely different than most of the the work you do in an ICU except if something goes wrong you are responsible for the decision making. Not to mention after the pre-op and post-op follow-ups, you likely won't have an ongoing relationship with the patient.

I did the ETP. I worked on a floor for 2 years before I was able to get into an ICU. That was in NYC. If you are willing to leave NYC and go somewhere more rural to work for a year in an ICU you will get a job but not much experience.

metoprolol and labetalol