This has already been neutered of any effect on the progressive narrative. Rather than being an after effect of shit like phrenology becoming viewed as racist pseudoscience, lack of awareness on racial physiological differences is just proof that modern Western medicine was inherently racist the whole time.
This wouldn't be much different than standing orders, though, and I gotta say, standing orders are great and I miss having more of them. Nobody wants to call anyone for poop PRNs.
Reddit post didn't say anything about an NP, just the bedside RN second-guessing herself. Didn't mention who/what the intensivist was.I didn't know how the mid-tier worked in the US, interesting. Someone posted a Reddit post in the Coof thread some weeks a ago by a freshly graduated nurse who lost her first patient. Apparently she convinced this new mother to get on the ventilator despite it not really being necessary:
I was wondering how anyone could have approved that procedure.
Generally I think the deification of nurses and the medical profession over the past year is pretty hilarious.
Ultimately doesn't seem relevant to midlevels.
Has anyone got the stats on those vents? I don't know of a single success story.I didn't know how the mid-tier worked in the US, interesting. Someone posted a Reddit post in the Coof thread some weeks a ago by a freshly graduated nurse who lost her first patient. Apparently she convinced this new mother to get on the ventilator despite it not really being necessary:
I was wondering how anyone could have approved that procedure.
Generally I think the deification of nurses and the medical profession over the past year is pretty hilarious.
BothIs the problem that they're nurses, or that they're women?
They're pretty fucking bad. Last study I read was around 80% deathrate (this is almost twice normal) with some ER doctors explicit that you should not ventilate covid patients because it causes their alveoli to explode.
You have indeed grasped the essential of the argument at hand.
It's a trap for women who want to be homemakers and mothers. You're 100% correct here.
Uh...well there certainly is a direct-entry MSN program if you already have your bachelor's degree. It's 32 months. That's somewhat scary.
Fuuuuuuuuck. Coming from a tradesman background I could at least bring a familiarity with the “own your mistakes” attitude but I still have a hefty amount of skepticism that I could get a degree (“degree”?) in a couple years and get a cushy job practicing-medicine-but-not-practicing-medicine for a significant raise in pay scale compared to what I make as a commercial electrician.
Bachelors degree? What is that? I barely have an electricians license, you’re not talking to some fancy pants “educated” hoi polloi here
When was this? Everyone wants to do psych now (though usually ped psych specifically...)
Pediatric psychiatry is almost worse. That's one where they're sure to get the job they want and then either A) they fuck up children's lives with woke tranny shit or B) they're well-intentioned but become jaded due to how insane pediatric psychiatry is. Psychiatric nurse practitioners are, in practice, mostly just medicine managers though.
In my time it seemed like the big aspiration was to SAVE BABIES or they were just marking time until they could be a CRNA (and they would tell you this whether you asked or not). Now it's NP instead, and going for DNP without any experience under your belt is possible, but doesn't seem like it's how it was intended. CRNA programs at least require their X years of ICU experience, and you can't fast-track that.
There don't seem to be a lot of videos of washing and diapering grandpas, it's true, and the ones that are out there are monetized.
An actual real-life nursing video would be hilarious.
Everting a buried penis from its pubic fat might be the kind of thing they enjoy over on r/popping.
