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What labs values have the opposite effects? For example, if potassium goes down is there always going to be an electrolyte the tries to create equilibrium by going up? Are there any patterns that I can remember?

Get a LTC job to start off. Should be easy to find and get hired. Get your experience and then maybe get into rehab or hosp. I really don't think it's safe for you, your license, or the patient until you get some experience. Do you know how to change or apply a wound vac? Do you know how to do lab draws? Do you know how to complete a sterile dressing changes for a picc line? etc.......Hang in there and keep praying. You'll make it. Just stop worrying about the future and concentrate on the next step you need to take today.

I went to a PPV interview the other day and if I remember correctly a basic visit was about $60. How do you complete your visit, do the paperwork involved, and travel 20-30 miles each way all in less than 2 hours? I decided to turn down the position because I didn't feel like I'd be making more than about $20 hour. Am I wrong in the way I'm thinking about this?

I'm in Austin, Tx and make $31/hr working PDN.