miamiheatrn

miamiheatrn BSN

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  1. Epinephrine and coronary arteries

    miamiheatrn replied to miamiheatrn's topic in General Nursing

    But does it constrict or dilate the coronary arteries

  2. Epinephrine and coronary arteries

    miamiheatrn replied to miamiheatrn's topic in General Nursing

    Sheesh, I feel bad for your patients lol well I know its a peripheral vasopressor but I'm asking about the caronaries

  3. Epinephrine and coronary arteries

    miamiheatrn replied to miamiheatrn's topic in General Nursing

    Okay. So does epi constrict or dilate the coronary arteries

  4. Alpha receptors 1 & 2

    miamiheatrn posted a topic in General Students

    Hi guys, Im having trouble understanding alpha 1 and 2 receptors and their functions. As well as medications that stimulate or block them? Can anyone please sum them up for me? I understand we have...

  5. Heart damage

    miamiheatrn posted a topic in General Nursing

    Does the heart muscle during an MI begin to die from the outside in, or from the inside out during its ischemic

  6. CRNA Job areas

    miamiheatrn posted a topic in General Nursing

    Hi, I have been deciding whether to go back to school for CRNA. However, I wanted to know if CRNAs are always going to be confined to the operating room and ICU. It seems like theres not much areas...

  7. Priority scenarios

    miamiheatrn replied to miamiheatrn's topic in General Nursing

    Yeah its for a new-grad residency program in the ER. I totally agree with you, I think its more about challenging your thought process and way of thinking rather than it being like an exam question...

  8. Priority scenarios

    miamiheatrn posted a topic in General Nursing

    Hi guys, I have some scenarios i would like to ask that i was told I may be asked for my interview for a residency program. Who would you see first? scenario 1) A patient with bright red stools or a...

  9. Priority scenarios

    miamiheatrn replied to miamiheatrn's topic in General Nursing

    Yes I am a new grad RN, thanks for your kind comments bud. I was just asking for your opinions, not criticism Anyways, to scenario 1 I say dark stools (upper gi) is more urgent. and for scenario 2, i...

  10. FNP work critical care?

    miamiheatrn posted a topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

    Hi guys, I wanted to know if it is possible for family nurse practitioners to work in the acute care setting like the ER or ICU? I know there is an adult-gero track that is specific to these areas but...

  11. FNP work critical care?

    miamiheatrn replied to miamiheatrn's topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

    Yeah you're absolutely right.. It's best to continue my education and have the proper training and experience. Thanks a

  12. FNP work critical care?

    miamiheatrn replied to miamiheatrn's topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

    Yeah absolutely, i guess it depends on your experience and interest. But Will do, thanks a

  13. FNP work critical care?

    miamiheatrn replied to miamiheatrn's topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

    Well work in the emergency room, but also have the freedom if one day I want to move on from it to something else, i can (primary care, urgent

  14. FNP work critical care?

    miamiheatrn replied to miamiheatrn's topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

    Right, and that's what I was thinking .. But overall I think there's more opportunities in the

  15. ATI prep for NCLEX

    miamiheatrn posted a topic in General Students

    Hey guys, i wanted to know how good of an NCLEX Prep ATI is. I keep hearing mixed opinions. My school is providing us with ATI and really enforcing how "great" it is. Anyone take the nclex and had...

  16. ATI prep for NCLEX

    miamiheatrn replied to miamiheatrn's topic in General Students

    Yeah I agree, and it kinda worries me. I don't find the ATI questions hard, its content based and its straight forward. Theres not much critical thinking involved, and I hear NCLEX is not like that. I...