Strzyga

10.5K posts

Strzyga banner
Strzyga

Strzyga

@Strzyaga

Mother. Nerd. Animal lover and theropod enthusiast. ER/ICU nurse. Easily bored and petty AF.

Your mom Katılım Temmuz 2016
1.2K Takip Edilen1.3K Takipçiler
Sabitlenmiş Tweet
Strzyga
Strzyga@Strzyaga·
Cute Canadian singles in your area want to give you dual citizenship
English
177
292
1.9K
0
Strzyga
Strzyga@Strzyaga·
Can I add "remove pesky chin hairs" in my advanced directive or no
English
1
0
3
68
Strzyga
Strzyga@Strzyaga·
Minimal sentence for a convicted pedophile who has hurt at least one child should be total castration. Minimal sentence for a convicted rapist who has hurt at least one woman should be total castration. Chances of reoffending are extremely high so lets make consequences hurt.
English
1
0
2
26
RNSuperHero
RNSuperHero@RNSuperHero·
When I call RT because I don’t know what else to do and they show up and also don’t know what else to do…..dude please just breathe 🙃🙃🙃
English
1
0
19
562
Strzyga
Strzyga@Strzyaga·
@pathlesstaken4 I doubt it. The Heparin we use comes in single use packaging. It does have a shorter shelf life (according to google) but thats still a couple of years.
English
0
0
0
14
Path Less Taken
Path Less Taken@pathlesstaken4·
@Strzyaga A reasonable theory. Any reason they might want to keep their usage higher because of shelf-life/turnover/multi-use vials?
English
1
0
0
8
Strzyga
Strzyga@Strzyaga·
Eliquis: One pill, once a day. Heparin: A continuously running drip that takes up a line and requires aPTT/ Xa blood draws, order changes and dual sign off every 6 hours. Hospitalists, if a patient is STABLE on elequis and can take pills WHY ARE YOU CHANGING IT TO HEPARIN
English
3
0
2
188
Strzyga
Strzyga@Strzyaga·
@pathlesstaken4 Maybe. Capacity to modulate Heparin also increases risk though. My working theory is that it makes the hospital more money since Heparin is cheaper.
English
1
0
1
18
Path Less Taken
Path Less Taken@pathlesstaken4·
@Strzyaga Policy/liability management move since there is more capacity to modulate heparin dosage and type?
English
1
0
0
18
Strzyga
Strzyga@Strzyaga·
@justplainken Fine. One pill, twice a day. *On a 12 hour shift, I administer it once*
English
1
0
0
40
Ken
Ken@justplainken·
@Strzyaga You might wanna get the dose of Eliquis correctly
English
1
0
0
18
Strzyga
Strzyga@Strzyaga·
@lkharvey15 I've seen Heparin ordered (many times) because of history of afib *instead* of their regular Eliquis. Im an absolute pest when it comes to confirming orders and understanding exactly why I'm doing what they order and "Well they have history of afib" is an answer I get frequently
English
1
0
0
32
Lisa Harvey, RN
Lisa Harvey, RN@lkharvey15·
@Strzyaga If the patient is on a Heparin drip, I'd say there is concern for a PE or a blockage, in which Eliquis would not be beneficial.
English
1
0
1
31
Strzyga
Strzyga@Strzyaga·
[In my managers office] Me: To be clear, I wasnt calling the patient a sonofabitch, I was calling his VEIN a sonofabitch
English
0
0
1
39
Strzyga retweetledi
Science girl
Science girl@sciencegirl·
Dudu Cat King is a Chinese artist who paints expressive cats with a few effortless sumi ink strokes.
English
35
383
3.7K
93.7K
Strzyga retweetledi
Kristin Raworth 🇨🇦
Kristin Raworth 🇨🇦@KristinRaworth·
I've never sen anything more accurate
English
669
47.4K
225.4K
8.9M
Strzyga retweetledi
Paul Bronks
Paul Bronks@SlenderSherbet·
Me avoiding social interactions.
English
221
3.9K
31.8K
915.1K
Strzyga
Strzyga@Strzyaga·
But sure, charge his insurance and waste my time. Thx.
English
0
0
1
36
Strzyga
Strzyga@Strzyaga·
Hospitalist: I put in a head CT because the patient has increasing somnolence since admission Me: Correct... but that's because we are SEDATING him.
English
1
0
1
61
Strzyga
Strzyga@Strzyaga·
Do you think our dogs know how many bones we have in our bodies 😬
English
1
0
2
69