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hrodriguez088

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  1. THank you very much FIRSTINFAMILY. That was detailed :)
  2. thank you very much for the input
  3. Good Afternoon. I want to reinforce my assessment skills, therefore I will purchase a video series. I only know of two autors: 1. Lippincott and 2. Mosby. Does anyone know which one is more prestigious? or do you know of a better vieo series?? Thank you very much, and happy new year s :)
  4. THank you very much NIckylaughs. I still have a few months before graduating. With the info that you gave me, I'll be much more prepared. Happy Holidays :)
  5. Thank you very much Proudblood :)
  6. With the title I just wanted to get your attention. I hope I did. I think everyone of us who LOVES the ER, would've liked to concentrate in the ER speciality since the beginning of nursing school. We know that's impossible... While it is truth that as nurses we must have a good understanding of all of the body systems and its pathologies, it is also truth that there are vital points to everything. In other words, some knowledge is used more often than other. I am a nursing studying, asking for your help to be a successful nurse. I will start my last semester of Nursing school this coming January 2015. Being in a accelerated program I learned the pathologies in a short amount of time. Now I am closer to go into action, and I would like to know those vital point of the ER. I would like to know by system the 7 most common pathologies you see, so I can master them in more depth. Cardio: MI's, Dysrythmias.... Neuro: Strokes, Head Injuries, ..... REspiratory: Acute Asthma Attack, pneumothorax....... I wish I could pay you back with money or gifts but I'm in debt with my school. The only thing I can assure you is that I'll be the best nurse I can, and with your help I'll be better prepare for the patients. Thank you very much!!

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