RN_EMT

RN_EMT

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  1. Too much oxygen?

    RN_EMT replied to RN_EMT's topic in General Nursing

    Flyingscot- I believe this pt had the rastelli procedure GrannyRRT- I should have specified, he is on humidified 21%( that was the one left on 5lpm), nasal cannula @ 3lpm during speech therapy,...

  2. Too much oxygen?

    RN_EMT replied to RN_EMT's topic in General Nursing

    Addendum:) its a pediatric and has had transposition of the great

  3. ICU MEDICATIONS

    RN_EMT replied to achurupinti's topic in Critical Care

    I don't know if there is a specific drug guide since the patients vary between ages, diagnosis, etc...but some of medications are: versed propofol sodium bicarbonate insulin potassium antibiotics...

  4. Rapid response protocols

    RN_EMT replied to ICUNurseG's topic in Critical Care

    We have a doctor, respiratory, x-Ray, house supervisor, one ER nurse, security, and one ICU

  5. Rapid response protocols

    RN_EMT replied to ICUNurseG's topic in Critical Care

    I agree with ESme12, implementing the protocols is the fun stuff and you can knock yourself out wit response teams, meds, fluids, etc.... But they can't be put to use unless you find a medical...

  6. how to tell P wave from T wave on EKG?

    RN_EMT replied to notyetnurse's topic in General Nursing

    Talking from the conductive stand point, P is before the QRS and a T is after the QRS. P is atrial contraction, QRS is ventricle contraction, and T is ventricle refilling. Therefore P's are smaller...

  7. Assignment help please....

    RN_EMT replied to tcollins's topic in Nursing Student Assistance

    1. Paramedic transition into ADN RN 2.staff nurse in ER and private home nursing with pediatrics 3. Dealing with difficult family members and overworked 4. After reading #3, there will be highlights...

  8. New Grad and moving states?

    RN_EMT replied to HMC313904's topic in General Nursing

    Just finish anywhere! Your license can get transfer between states with some fees and paperwork. Not all states are transferable, there is a large group of them. They are called nursing compact...

  9. 2 part time jobs!!! I need advice!

    RN_EMT replied to AliciaS929's topic in General Nursing

    Don't burn out!! With that said, you will be fine. It will be hard but definitely doable as long as you can differentiate primary from part time. KEY: survive on your full time salary only, use part...