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kriegerkriegr

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  1. When it comes to diabetics and giving insulin, I have seen a few methods out there: -give the insulin only at meal times or at least have snack and juice in front of the patient. -give the insulin at the time after the accucheck even if no food is in front of them. I just wonder what the best way is and whats the rationale behind it? For example, I was at the hospital last week for clinical's for school. A patients BS was 356, so according to the sliding scale, he was to get 8 units of Novolog. The nurse would not give it to him until dinner had arrived. Is that standard practice? Help?
  2. I am currently a Student nurse. I would love to one day be a flight nurse. What are some of the requirements out there? Any certain amount of experience or specialized training?

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