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Hello,can anyone help me to understand what it means when I hear that some COPD patients are in the 50/50 club? Thanks Candy ... Yahoo! Personals Skip the bars...
Candy Benton
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Dec 2, 2005
3:49 am
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PaCO2 and PaO2 are running about the same number L. Joy Casto, RN Clinical Manager CVICU/CVIMC 252-633-8544 ... From: nursebob@yahoogroups.com...
Joy Casto
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Dec 2, 2005
1:07 pm
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I agree that you should ask the surgeon for his rational. I find that questions are a great way to find a deeper understanding of both the doctors themselves...
h3nurse
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Dec 2, 2005
2:37 pm
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<< Hello,can anyone help me to understand what it means when I hear that some COPD patients are in the 50/50 club? >> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ It means pCO2 is...
Conni Miller
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Dec 2, 2005
2:37 pm
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Does your facility allow you to draw blood from an IV site? I have a guy came to the unit last night with only an IV on his left EJ, took a great look at him...
Erin T.
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Dec 2, 2005
3:28 pm
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This means basically that your patient probably needs to be intubated because both the PCO2 and the PO2 on the ABG results is in the 50's. Not good...
todd bachmeier
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Dec 2, 2005
3:47 pm
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If the IV is large bore (as an EJ is most likely to be) we draw blood from it if there is no alternative. Sometimes you can put a 3-way adapter that will make...
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Dec 2, 2005
5:05 pm
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I work in the ER and we do not draw off IV's whether they are existing or just starting d/t risk for hemolysis. Great job on getting the PICC order! If you...
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Dec 2, 2005
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Hi, my name is Adriana and I am basically a Med/Surg nurse. Just today I passed my ACLS (I failed it the first time I tried to take it, two years ago, when I...
ahjuarez05
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Dec 4, 2005
2:53 pm
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Hi I am new to the group and relatively new to nursing. I graduated last year and will make my year in January. I work on an ICCU step down telemetry unit with...
bronxgirlaqui
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Dec 6, 2005
2:27 am
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The problem with drawing blood from a peripheral IV is usually that the blood hemolyzes and is useless to the lab. I have heard of some facilities allowing it...
Donna
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Dec 13, 2005
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Is there anyone out there currently implementing the Rapid Response Team procedure in their facilities willing to share the following information: 1....
De Luna, Evangelina
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Dec 13, 2005
3:55 am
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The hospital I work out does not but I do know a local hospital that does implement a rapid response team. If you would like their number I can provide it. ...
Shelly
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Dec 14, 2005
2:27 am
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Agreed, peripheral IV's can be problematic, but if you have a large bore 14 or 16, You can get good results. Not the best reccomendation though. At our...
h3nurse
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Dec 14, 2005
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Dear all, in our system too we donot allow to takethe blood from a peripheral IV is usually because the vessels blood get mixed with medicationa nd other...
Erum Shariff
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Dec 14, 2005
2:31 am
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It can hemolyze and throw electrolytes off, but in our facility part of our heparin titration protocol (that has us drawing PTTs every 6 hours) dictates ...
Renee Wright
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Dec 14, 2005
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Our hospital policy allows us to draw blood from an IV port right after insertion if it is atleast a 20guage catheter. No other blood draws after meds/iv...
adam chamberlin
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Dec 14, 2005
2:13 pm
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Hi evangelina, At our hospital we have had a rapid response team for about 6 years. It consists of 2 or three experienced critical care nurses who respond to...
adam chamberlin
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Dec 14, 2005
2:18 pm
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I work in Labor & Delivery at a small hospital. When we have inductions come in we start a peripheral iv with an 18 gauge. We always draw 10ccs of blood...
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Dec 14, 2005
3:22 pm
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We are also in the process of establishing a rapid response team and would appreciate any help that is available. Linda E Rowey BSN MEd ... From:...
Rowey, Linda
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Dec 14, 2005
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Do any of you have physicians in your Rapid Response Model? This 100,000 lives thing has started a lot of initiatives. AND do you have a team that's out of...
Joy Casto
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Dec 14, 2005
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Our hospital has just started one and it consists of the ICU charge nurse, a Respitory thearpist and a Hospitalist. They can be reached by calling the same...
Candy Benton
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Dec 14, 2005
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Yes the hospitalist. Candy Joy Casto <jcasto@...> wrote: Do any of you have physicians in your Rapid Response Model? This 100,000 lives thing has...
Candy Benton
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Dec 14, 2005
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Thanks. L. Joy Casto, RN Clinical Manager CVICU/CVIMC 252-633-8544 ... From: nursebob@yahoogroups.com [mailto:nursebob@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of Candy...
Joy Casto
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Dec 14, 2005
9:18 pm
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my hospital has rapid response. KU med ctr. They don't do a whole lot since this is a cardiac unit and we do our own mostly. It's a good thing thoughOne...
Lisa Dale
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Dec 15, 2005
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Looks like we have a significant disparity in policies based on institutional prejudice and preconception. I smell an opportunity for someone to do a...
h3nurse
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Dec 15, 2005
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Being able to actually talk to someone involved in the process would be very helpful. Thanks. EVERYONE......Have a wonderful Christmas and let's not forget the...
De Luna, Evangelina
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Dec 15, 2005
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We have a Rapid Response Team at the hospital that I work. The team is comprised of a critical care registered nurse on duty in the ICU and a licensed...
Richard Davis
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Dec 15, 2005
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In our ER, we can draw from an existing IV. Sometimes it is imperative if the EMTs have established a line,especially in a burn victim or trauma. We always...
An ER Nurse 2b (Lyn)
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Dec 15, 2005
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I am the coordinator of our RRT here at my hospital. I would be happy to share with you some of our successes as well as our hurdles. If you would like, you...
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