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bgxyrnf MSN, RN

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  1. Diabetic Case Study

    Type 1 diabetes: Insulin... RBC of 4.3: nothing to see here WBC of 11,300: High end of normal... BUN of 21: Kidneys are working too hard but still apparently doing their kidney thing... Total...
  2. pharmacology books

    The best book out there for pharmacology is Lippincott's Illustrated Review of Pharmacology. That, along with the Davis Drug Guide and flashcards is all you
  3. A&P and Microbiology concurrently?

    Of course. Students do it all the
  4. A & P study ideas

    Get a copy of Netter, a photo atlas of anatomy, and Lippincott's Illustrated Review of Physiology.Study at least three times every single day... and for a few minutes while laying in bed upon retiring...
  5. Why no IM injections??

    The subcutaneous tissue has minimal vasculature. Once an IV is established, it's not an issue. Starting an IV on a patient on bleeding precautions *is* an issue but it's a matter of the...
  6. There are many posts made by nurses who've made serious errors. One such is https://allnurses.com/nursing-issues-patient/the-face-of-925954.html You are not the error and the error doesn't define you....
  7. Which tape to use?

    So, it really depends on what you're trying to accomplish. If it really needs to stick but the skin is very tender or thin... and you're not trying to secure a load-bearing item: Tegaderm If it's OK...
  8. Pharmacology Flashcards (drug cards)

    Certain things aren't meant to be shared. Visual Basic for Applications is a very useful skill to learn,
  9. The sloppy image of nurses today

    I think nurses should be wearing multiple piercings, chop-shop 'dos, and ink from their fingers to their jaw angles... that is, assuming that they are actually good nurses. I care if they know what...
  10. New ER Nurse - Feel Like Quitting Job

    I think you'd be foolish to leave after three months. It takes awhile to get the hang of any new department, even if you're experienced in that specialty. I would give it a solid 9-12 months before I...
  11. ER interview tips?!

    What does customer service mean to you? How might you detect ROSC? Pt arrives by EMS with a heart rate of 220... what should be your initial actions and what kinds of orders would you anticipate from...
  12. Pharmacology Flashcards (drug cards)

    What a piece of work these are! Clearly somebody with an ancillary skillset beyond
  13. Sexism in the Workplace

    As well you should.The average dude has more experience dodging blows than the average gal and generally has more muscle mass to absorb them if they land. Personally, I can't stand by and let the gals...
  14. I don't want to be a nurse!!

    Engineering is a high-risk, high-reward venture... the classic old joke: "What's the typical career move for a 50-year-old EE? Behind the counter at Radio Shack." Look for chemical engineering wages...
  15. I don't want to be a nurse!!

    "My parents are coercing me to majoring in nursing." Grow a pair and do what you choose. It's your life and nobody, including mom and dad, can make you do anything without your consent and compliance....
  16. Why do lawyers jump to the aid of licensed nurses? Because said nurses (a) have resources and (b) have livelihoods that they're willing to expend said resources in order to save. Nursing students?...
  17. Mobile IV infusions... for hangovers

    I've given this some thought over the last couple of years. I've got several friends who are docs and several others who are pharmacists... not to mention a bunch of nurses. We've talked about getting...