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Yes I did. What I'm trying to figure out is the fingerprint part. It is very confusing on their site and application. I sent them an email since I can't get a hold of anyone.

What about the fingerprints?? It won't let me get a fingerprint card on identogo. Do I need to wait for them to process the application first and then get the fingerprint card?

Can anyone please walk through me step by step on how I endorse my NY license to TX?????? I sent out the application with the fee and paid the nursys verification on the same day. I went to identogo to get a fingerprint card but it won't let me enroll to get one. What am I doing wrong????? Someone please help me out.

Hello, I hope this helps someone :) I'll continue to post more. Acid-Base Balance NG tube attached to low suctioning = risk of metabolic alkalosis Ph 7.43 (high), PCO2 30 (low), HCO3 22 (normal) = Respiratory alkalosis Allen's test = ulnar circulation Kusmaul's respirations = abnormally deep, regular, increased in rate Potassium > 5 can be expected in DKA metabolic acidosis COPD clients can develop respiratory acidosis If client with Gillian Barre has values of Ph 7.25 (low), PCO2 50 (high) the client is experiencing respiratory acidosis Potassium Ileostomy = risk of metabolic acidosis Antacids with bicarbonate can result in metabolic alkalosis PH Levels 7.35 – 7.45 HCO3 Levels 22 – 26 PCO2 Levels 35 – 45 O2 Saturation 96 – 100 Respiratory · Acidosis – blockages, hypoventilation, brain trauma · Alkalosis – overstimulated respiratory system, fever, hypoxia, pain, hysteria Metabolic · Acidosis – increased acids in blood or decrease in bicarbonate. DKA, aspirin, fatty diet, malnutrition, renal failure, diarrhea · Alkalosis – increased bicarbonate or decreased acids. Vomiting, diuretics, excess sodium bicarbonate, hyperaldosterone, massive transfusion. TIPS · Look at pH (High or low?) · Look at PCO2. If opposite to pH it is respiratory. · Look at HCO3 if correspondent to pH it is metabolic. · Compensation happens when pH normalizes.