All Content by ron27
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How long does oral Kayexalate continue to work in the body?
how come you left a hyperkalemic patient who is being treated without labs for more than 24 hours.. geeezzzzzzz
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Help understanding reason for meds
D50 + insulin helps move potassium back in to the intracellular compartment and i guess it was calcium gluconate.
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Chf and fluid boluses
GEEE very well said. thanks for this
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IV Amiodarone extravasation
we use PIV for amio infusion and we have few cases of extravasation so far.
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Medication tidbits an ER nurse should always know
Ceftriaxone (Rocephine) :)
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How long did it take you to master inserting an IV?
it takes time but i'm pretty sure that you'll get use to it. The more you insert the more you gain confidence, skills and develop new techniques/
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Emergency Room Skills
my sense of humor :)
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BSN-DNP, no experience
I like your idea of pursuing an advance practice however it is much better if you have couple of years experience in your field before pushing through. it is like jumping in to the river without a life vest,I know that you will be able to swim but the strong current might injure you. This is just my opinion and the decision is still yours. best regards
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American RN wants work in PH
if you have an opportunity to get a license in the philippines and have a master's degree you can teach in the college of nursing.. :) best of luck to you
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2006 and up Registered Nurses' Career Path Status
hello everyone!! well i dunno how to start this but couple of year after i finished my BSN degree i really regretted why i took up nursing on the first place, I always thought what if? what if i could only turn back time. btw, i graduated march 2007, took and passed the NLE in DEcember of the same year. I worked in an ICU as a volunteer nurse for 6 months until i realized that nursing is not for me. I left my work without any notice to my seniors and worked in the callcenter for more than 2 years. Until one day i just woke up and felt like there is something missing in me, So I talked to a friend who is currently applying as an onco nurse in dubai. so what I did I talked to my friend in the HR to give me a certificate of employment. I then applied at workabroad.com. I undergone 3 interviews, 1 in bangladesh, 1 in algeria and 1 in libya which i luckily passed all the 3 interviews but in the end i chose Libya, so maybe nursing is indeed my calling. I am currently an ICU staff nurse here in Libya and just finish 1 year.. next year i will be having my vacation...