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Peon of Respiratory Therapy: February 2012
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Peon of Respiratory Therapy. The adventures of a new grad. From the belly button up. Wednesday, February 29, 2012. I just fully aspirated half my cup of coffee. Granted, it wasn't a full cup of coffee, but 20 minutes later I am still coughing and sputtering. The point of this all was my realizing that having normal saline poured directly into your lungs (instillation) must feel like absolute crap. Scribbled by Lung Lover. Links to this post. Friday, February 24, 2012. CPR works. Sometimes. Then the resid...
pulmonological.blogspot.com
pulmonological: tragedy
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A blog about Respiratory Care by a Respiratory Therapist. My heart is broken for the families involved in this terrible tragedy. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 9 things I wish I could say to a candidate. Levels in Health Care. Job Description: Respiratory Therapist. 55 Million Clicks on This Blog. The good old days for helping asthmatics. Sometimes i breathe : respiratory therapy blog. Short Version: Why Patients Stop Taking Their Controller Medications. One ticket to suckville. Return from the Abyss.
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pulmonological: Job Description: Respiratory Therapist
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A blog about Respiratory Care by a Respiratory Therapist. Job Description: Respiratory Therapist. Respiratory Therapists serve as a specialist in Respiratory Care and provide examination, diagnostic and treatment services for patients who have medical problems characteristic of this specialty, and including the more complex cases where symptoms are difficult to identify, treatment regimens involve use of prolonged or complicated procedures or new techniques, or where patient's condition is critical.
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pulmonological: Advocacy
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A blog about Respiratory Care by a Respiratory Therapist. Patient advocacy is exhausting. I might "just" be a Respiratory Therapist but since its within my scope of practice to interpret chest radiographs, I am going to. Next time though, when a Respiratory Therapist tells you they're concerned about a patient's cardio-pulmonary status, listen to them like you would listen to an expert on the topic. Not just because we're colleagues or friends, but because we are actually experts on the topic.
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Peon of Respiratory Therapy: How to Become a Respiratory Therapist.
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Peon of Respiratory Therapy. The adventures of a new grad. From the belly button up. How to Become a Respiratory Therapist. My blog has a strongly Canadian flavour (see how I just spelled flavour - it's Canadian) but I know that there are tons of great American RTs out and about in the world and I've updated this page to include more American things. So far this means that there is now:. The Canadian RT site - www.csrt.com. The American RT site - www.nbrc.org. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Respiratory Ther...
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Free Speech Is My Anti-Drug: RRT
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Free Speech Is My Anti-Drug. Now - An RT Student Blog! Friday, June 4, 2010. I am now an RRT! Wow, those tests were hard! Now, I really and truly have my life back! There's so many possibilities for me to spend my free time. It's almost overwhelming all the things I wanted to do while I was in school and now I can FREELY DO THEM without guilt. So, should I end this blog? IDK, I'll think about it. Good luck to those still in school! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). An Existence Less Meaningless. The de...
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Free Speech Is My Anti-Drug: It's That Time
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Free Speech Is My Anti-Drug. Now - An RT Student Blog! Wednesday, August 26, 2009. And I don't even have Microbiology junk on there yet. I don't like making plans. Because then school starts and it gets cancelled. These things I'll be doing instead of going to the concert are fun and important. The fun thing is (if I choose to accept the mission) I might play a "Trauma Patient" for County Hospital. Interesting. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). An Existence Less Meaningless. View my complete profile.
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The NIBP Showdown | RT Mouthbreather
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Respiratory therapy education… one breath at a time. August 27, 2009. Yesterday, during our clinical preparation, I had the chance to brush up on a few skills that have fallen by the wayside. At one station was a manual sphygmomanometer. I was quite surprised to see it, since I have only used digital versions during my clinical placements. After reacquainting myself with the device, I took the blood pressure of several of my classmates. It was exciting! So why, then, aren’t health care professional...
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How to Study Effectively (Part One) | RT Mouthbreather
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Respiratory therapy education… one breath at a time. How to Study Effectively (Part One). How to Study Effectively (Part One). August 31, 2009. As I posted previously, the beginning of a school year is often accompanied by educationally-flavoured versions of New Year’s resolutions. Because I can imagine that some students are looking to improve their studying efficiency this year, I have compiled a few tips and tricks that have helped me throughout my post secondary years. I hope they help! Learning to c...
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Tough and Competent | RT Mouthbreather
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Respiratory therapy education… one breath at a time. September 6, 2009. This man is my hero. For those of you who don’t recognize him by his photo, this is Eugene “Gene” Kranz. Everything about this man impresses me. I recently read his autobiography entitled “ Failure is Not an Option. 8221; The name of the book alone was enough to motivate me, but the 394 pages that came after did even more. To put it simply, this man is the epitome of dedication and work ethic. As Kranz put it:. Means we are forever a...
