shadowflightnurse replied to warrior woman's topic in General Nursing
Hi Sis, No I have never gotten any tx. I have thought about a sleep study, but just haven't done it yet. I know I should, but you know how life gets in the way. I do have some of the other effects,...
shadowflightnurse replied to warrior woman's topic in General Nursing
Yes, it is possible to not know you have sleep apnea. I was not aware that i had it until I almost scared my wife to death!! I was asleep and she woke up and laid her head on my chest. Before she fell...
shadowflightnurse replied to ktwlpn's topic in General Nursing
Have to agree with Asher on the last statement. I absolutely do not want the government deciding on my medical care. Suppose you were diagnosed with ______ (fill in blank with terminal condition of...
shadowflightnurse replied to RN92's topic in Cardiac
before I started looking at a clock I would be looking at the pt. pulseless vs pulse. no pulse = electricity (ASAP), pulse=further eval, trial of meds,
shadowflightnurse replied to akvarmit's topic in Emergency
I run the NTG at the lowest port for two reasons. 1) When starting a NTG drip (say 3cc/hr-10mcg/min with 50mg/250cc conc), if you use the highest port it will take longer for any of the NTG to reach...
shadowflightnurse replied to akvarmit's topic in Emergency
I personally like to hang Heparin and Nitro together with NS as a main line. The nitro at the port closest to the patient. I also work as a flight nurse.One thing that drives me crazy is when we...
Couldn't agree more!! I worked in AZ for 4 years and the mud slinging was ridiculous. Most of the flight crews got along pretty well, but of course there were some bad apples. It seemed the biggest...
shadowflightnurse replied to Surfnurse's topic in Emergency
Good thread. Long time sore subject of mine. Many, if not all, of the hospitals I've worked required an RN to transport to tele on a monitor. However, none of the hospitals had any further...