wtbcrna MSN, DNP, CRNA

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  1. It has been in routine use in Europe for several years now. It avoids the side effects that come with giving are other "reversal"
  2. Suggamadex is a true reversal agent that binds to the muscle relaxant and theoretically should prevent residual muscle relaxant problems that occur to some extent in all
  3. Yes, the obvious flaw is that they don't support your
  4. I have already provided peer reviewed research previously to support my claims. You on the other hand have provided no such
  5. Then prove me wrong with some peer reviewed
  6. Then show us the research to back up your claims. I can already tell you it has been looked at, and if there was any validity to your claims every physician organization would be shouting about those...
  7. What does the literature state about outcomes between physicians and APRNs when doing the exact same job? You can make fun of nurses all day long and APRNs for having their doctorate, but what you...
  8. What does the research
  9. And yet the outcomes between physicians and NPs are
  10. Have you actually read the material from the AACN on the
  11. International Federation of Nurse Anesthetists: News. There are nurse anesthesia schools in Africa, Asia, and Europe, but the education at those schools are not recognized in the U.S. to become a...
  12. No. They don't exist. It is all a matter of accreditation. You can see the AANA and COA websites for more
  13. Which type of anesthetic cases are the patients most often to be least optimized for surgery and have the greatest chance of morbidity and mortality? By the way those are the cases that are most...
  14. wtbcrna

    Why DNP and not MD?

    What is breaking this taboo of calling non-physicians hurting anything? The worst thing it does is cause patients to receive more education and some egotistical people to come to grips with the fact...
  15. wtbcrna

    Why DNP and not MD?

    1. Since a physician is allowed to call themselves Doctor from the day they graduate medical school your comparison of a board certified physician and an NP has no merit when it comes to using the...
  16. wtbcrna

    Why DNP and not MD?

    First APRNs are not physician extenders since all APRNs can work independently and often do. Second why is not egotistical for a physicians to use the title Doctor and it is for nurses. Both types of...
  17. wtbcrna

    Why DNP and not MD?

    It seems that you do care since you complain about APRNs having their doctorate in every
  18. wtbcrna

    Why DNP and not MD?

    So you can't be a Doctor in the healthcare setting unless it meets your narrow
  19. wtbcrna

    Why DNP and not MD?

    And how do you define Doctor, because most of the world defines a Doctor as someone who has earned a
  20. wtbcrna

    Why DNP and not MD?

    I think you should just go up to all these Dentists, podiatrists etc and tell them to their face that they aren't real "Doctors" and just cut out the middle
  21. wtbcrna

    Why DNP and not MD?

    I would recommend anyone that is interested in the DNP to actually read the AACN website on the DNP. The degree isn't what most people think it is good or bad, and it gives lots of insight on why the...
  22. wtbcrna

    Why DNP and not MD?

    Because physicians sit on the hospital boards and rarely do the
  23. wtbcrna

    Why DNP and not MD?

    So your "common sense" outweighs any research. That is an interesting approach to EBP. To recap you have stated over and over that APRNs are inferior to physician. Then when that research didn't...
  24. wtbcrna

    Why DNP and not MD?

    I see so would you care to share this scientific knowledge through the use of peer reviewed research that supports your opinion that NPs are inferior to physicians that you seem to claim in every...
  25. wtbcrna

    Why DNP and not MD?

    Your opinion your choice who you decide to