happytobehere96 replied to SheriLynnRN's topic in General Nursing
This is off topic, but regarding your calling docs to pronounce death, how does this work? I mean do you chart Doc pronounced death at such and such time. Could you explain to me the steps you take...
I was considering becoming a monitor tech part time after I take the EKG courses but was wondering what a typical day is like. Would you mind explaining what your responsibilities are and a typical...
happytobehere96 replied to ktwlpn's topic in General Nursing
There is no recent video because there was an injunction preventing media from taping her. The parents have begged for video of her to be allowed out to the media, however this is not
happytobehere96 replied to nurseangel78's topic in General Nursing
Pardon me if this question is stupid, but how do you get the whitestrips to stay on. I tried them and could not get them to stay on. I attempted twice and gave
happytobehere96 replied to elcaminoman42's topic in General Nursing
First Mcdonald's, then the FDA. Maybe McDonald's will turn around and sue the FDA too for the salt they used on their fries which caused everones health problems. These lawsuits are getting out of...
happytobehere96 replied to luv4nursing's topic in LPN, LVN Corner
We did case studies in my LPN class which I believe is the same thing you are refering to. We all did ours a little different but same concept. On first page of MS Word: Name, School, etc. Second page...
I would say A as well due to the heart rate. The hands and feet being blue I believe is normal in a neonate. I agree with the bulging fontanelle being a concern, but I believe I was told it can bulge...
Unfortunately, I believe there is no way to know for sure until you go through the licensing process. I went to school with a few people in your situation and they were told the above from the...
I am a new LPN living in FL. We were taught in school that we cannot do IV push, only an RN can. We were also told even if the place of employment says you can do it, if your scope of practice says...