Heart2015FNP

Heart2015FNP

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  1. Gel pad dispersive return electrode

    Heart2015FNP replied to aliciaRNBSN's topic in Operating Room

    Megadyne pads are expensive and need replacement after 5 years (I think). Conveniently plugs in and easy to use (no more going under drapes or avoiding metal implants to ground patients). Disinfecting...

  2. Angelo State University FNP

    Heart2015FNP replied to Heart2015FNP's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    There are many factors being considered for acceptance. It's a matter of supply and demand. I wish you well and hopefully we can be support buddies. Let me know if you hear anything and I will do the...

  3. Wrong side/omitted procedure

    Heart2015FNP replied to guest64485's topic in Operating Room

    I would suggest reading all the replies and you would notice that the common theme is " why did you sign the consent." Regardless of the fact that I've been a member of one month, you had seven years...

  4. Wrong side/omitted procedure

    Heart2015FNP replied to guest64485's topic in Operating Room

    Based on your previous posts and thread. I find it highly "unlikely" that the incident occurred. As a Perioperative Nurse of over nine years, I am highly offended that you would fabricate a story...

  5. Angelo State University FNP

    Heart2015FNP replied to Heart2015FNP's topic in Student Nurse Practitioner

    Thank you for the information. It is now a wait and see moment for me. I am interested in their RNFA Post Master's Certification if accepted. I have 9 years of OR experience and graduated with Honors...

  6. Do you let sales reps open items in your OR?

    Heart2015FNP replied to rbs105's topic in Operating Room

    Absolutely not. It is the Circulator's job to check the integrity of the package and the expiration date. Every Sale Rep knows this and should respect this "unspoken" rule. Normally, it's hospital...

  7. Covering 3-11 shift for a sick call.

    Heart2015FNP replied to mbrj's topic in Operating Room

    Usually the person that called in on their call day are mandated to fulfill the vacant call. It would discourage people from not being accountable for ther call and boost