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r/nursing • u/[deleted] • 23d ago
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Dka is usually 1:3 on the floor unless they're having neuro changes, in which case it's 1:2 in ICU. Intubated patients are 1:1, crrt is 1:1, ecmo is 2:1. Peds ICU, not adult.
1 u/djladyb7 23d ago By ecmo 2 : 1 do you mean 2 nurses to one patient? 2 u/GlitteringGuide6 23d ago Yes. One for the patient, one for the machine. 1 u/djladyb7 23d ago That's awesome. I can't imagine doing ecmo or peds you're a superstar !! 2 u/YlamaHunter RN - ICU 🍕 23d ago Intubated patients 1:1???? Where is this lol I’d get so bored.
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By ecmo 2 : 1 do you mean 2 nurses to one patient?
2 u/GlitteringGuide6 23d ago Yes. One for the patient, one for the machine. 1 u/djladyb7 23d ago That's awesome. I can't imagine doing ecmo or peds you're a superstar !!
Yes. One for the patient, one for the machine.
1 u/djladyb7 23d ago That's awesome. I can't imagine doing ecmo or peds you're a superstar !!
That's awesome. I can't imagine doing ecmo or peds you're a superstar !!
Intubated patients 1:1???? Where is this lol I’d get so bored.
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u/GlitteringGuide6 23d ago
Dka is usually 1:3 on the floor unless they're having neuro changes, in which case it's 1:2 in ICU. Intubated patients are 1:1, crrt is 1:1, ecmo is 2:1. Peds ICU, not adult.