Saturday, October 30, 2010

Ask The Nurse, Get Live Health & Medical Advice

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If you are in need of medical advice, nurses are available for a per minute fee and can provide that service.

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Do you have health or medical questions that you're having a difficult time getting answers to (or business, legal, personal, emotional issues)?

Please Choose from the following:

Nurses deal with questions from family members, physicians, case workers, insurance companies and patients every day.

We see and treat patients with Cancer, Heart Disease, Respiratory Illness, Strokes and other common ailments on a daily basis.

We're familiar with:

1. Causes of disease.

2. Treatments for specific diseases (including drugs, medications and surgeries).

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For your convenience, we've listed other "Ask The Nurse" services (both free and for a fee) below our sponsor's messages.

To search for additional experts and advice topics, click on "get advice" at the top of the Keen page.

Thank you,

Andrew Lopez, RN

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International Resources

    Nursing - Ask an Expert! Liveperson.com:" Administration, Cardiology, Counseling, Diabetes, Education, Fitness, Home Health, ICU, IV Therapy, Mental Health, Oncology, Pediatrics, Practical Nurse, Public Health, Registered Nurse, Rehabilitation, Senior Health, Stress Management, Supervision, Surgery"
    http://www.liveperson.com/experts/health-medicine/nursing/?banid=1366

    Vhi Healthcare, Ireland:"The "Ask the Nurse" service provides access to general, non-diagnostic health information via: • Email Your Query - Request up-to-date facts on general health matters using the query form below. • Call Me Back - Request a health professional from the HealthLine to call you at a convenient time for you."
    http://www.vhi.ie/nurse/index.jsp

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    National Resources:

    ASK-A-NURSE, McKesson Health Solutions LLC.:"ASK-A-NURSE is the trademark name for telehealth services provided by registered nurses. Telehealth services include the telephone, Internet, electronic mail (email) and/or facsimile (fax). A consumer or patient may contact an ASK-A-NURSE call center to talk with a registered nurse about their symptoms. The nurse will assess the symptoms and provide advice on seeking care and improving symptoms. ASK-A-NURSE call centers answer healthcare questions, and give physician referrals. ASK-A-NURSE call centers also provide information about hospital and community services as well as wellness classes."
    http://www.ask-a-nurse.com/

    BSNDegree.org, Kaitlyn Smith-Woods:"Hi! My name is Kaitlyn Smith-Woods, I'm a fulltime nurse at a major hospital in a beautiful city somewhere in the heart of California. I struggled with the decision to quit my job as a research technician and return to school to get a BSN but it's the most emotionally and financially rewarding choice I've made in life and I hope my website will encourage others to take the plunge. Have questions you'd like covered? Ask away and I'll do my best to answer them. Scroll past my articles for the Q&A section."
    http://www.bsndegree.org/

    Categories: Ask The Nurse, Nursing Discussions, Nursing Schools (Nurse Education), Colleges of Nursing, Personal Nurse Websites

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    Ask a healthcare professional. eCureMe.com:"No more long waits on the phone or at the doctor's office. We'll connect you with a physician or therapist immediately. Through email or video, eConsult Live provides you with quick, easy and affordable access to medical advice and lifestyle counseling. Just click into one of the programs below."
    eCureMe.com: 909 S. Gramercy Place Los Angeles, CA 90019
    Tel: 323.731.9200 Fax: 323.386.0078 Email: info@eCureMe.com
    http://www.ecureme.com/econsultlive/splash/econsultlive_splash.asp

    Virginia Duffy PhD, RN, CS, NP-PMH, Psychiatric http://www.nursingentrepreneurs.com/duffy/

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    State Specific Resources:

      Arizona Ask A Nurse Services:

      Ask The Doctor, Arizona Center for Fertility Studies, Arizona:The Nurse will personally respond to your questions in 5 to 7 working days. If you would like written information please see the E-mail page. Please make your questions as specific as possible and include a breif history if appropriate."
      8997 E. Desert Cove Ave. 2nd fl Scottsdale, AZ 85260
      phone:(480) 860-4792 fax:(480) 860-6819
      http://www.acfs2000.com/ask_the_doctor.html

      California Ask A Nurse

      BSNDegree.org, Kaitlyn Smith-Woods:"Hi! My name is Kaitlyn Smith-Woods, I'm a fulltime nurse at a major hospital in a beautiful city somewhere in the heart of California. I struggled with the decision to quit my job as a research technician and return to school to get a BSN but it's the most emotionally and financially rewarding choice I've made in life and I hope my website will encourage others to take the plunge. Have questions you'd like covered? Ask away and I'll do my best to answer them. Scroll past my articles for the Q&A section."
      http://www.bsndegree.org/

      Categories: Ask The Nurse, Nursing Discussions, Nursing Schools (Nurse Education), Colleges of Nursing, Personal Nurse Websites

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      Florida Ask A Nurse Services:

        Florida Hospital ASK-A-NURSE®:"ASK-A-NURSE allows you to speak confidentially with a registered nurse who can evaluate any symptoms you or a family member may have, enabling you to determine the most appropriate action for care. The nurses use an extensive computerized database that contains a wealth of medical information and guidelines to assist you with your health concerns. "
        http://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/stories/2003/01/13/daily10.html

        Ask A Nurse, Florida Hospital’s Healthcare Information Center:"Florida Hospital’s Healthcare Information Center is dedicated to giving you and your family precise health care information through a variety of free telephone information services 24 hours a day, seven days a week. All you have to do is pick up the telephone and call one number. Call 303-1700 in Orange and Seminole Counties or in Osceola County call 870-1700."
        http://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/stories/2003/01/13/daily10.html

        Idaho Ask A Nurse Services:

        Ask A Nurse At, Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center:"Not sure whether or not you need to see a doctor? Is it the middle of the night and you just don't know what to do? You need to talk to a nurse. Call My Saint Als® at 208-367-3454. We will help you with symptom assessment, health counseling, physician referrals and direct you to the best resource for your immediate need. This free call could save a life!
        1055 North Curtis Road Boise, Idaho 83706
        (800) 494-3131 (208) 367-3454 inquiries@sarmc.org
        http://www.sarmc.org/clinical/askanurse.html

        Illinois Ask A Nurse Services:

        Ask-A-Nurse, Illinois State University:"The Ask-A-Nurse is a registered nurse available for telephone consultation for illnesses, injuries, or other health concerns and questions. The nurse can assist you in scheduling an appointment when necessary. When you call, the Ask-A-Nurse may need to know your name, social security number, address, telephone number, and reason for calling. As with any Student Health Service encounter, the information discussed with the Ask-A-Nurse is confidential and may be entered in your medical record. The information provided by telephone by the Ask-A-Nurse is consultative and should not be considered a definitive diagnosis or treatment."
        438-7676
        http://www.shs.ilstu.edu/about_us/contact.shtml

        Ask The Nurse, Illinois, University of:"Students, Staff and Faculty of UIS are welcome to ask the nurse Questions. Lynne Price, R.N., B.S.N., is the Campus Health Service Director for the University of Illinois, Springfield campus. If you have any medical questions or questions regarding the UIS Campus Health Service, just ask Lynne by using the comment box and clicking on the "Submit" button below."
        You can also contact Lynne by calling (217) 206-6676 or faxing (217) 206-7779.
        http://www.uis.edu/healthservices/services/nurse.html

        Massachusetts Ask A Nurse Services:

        Cancer AnswerForm, University of Michigan:"Communicate with a cancer nurse online! The information you send through this form will go directly to a knowledgeable cancer nurse who will respond promptly. Note: The Cancer InformationLine will not review medical records or make a diagnosis based on the information you provide online."
        If you would rather speak with a nurse directly, please call 1-800-865-1125
        U-M, Comprehensive Cancer Center 1500 E. Medical Center Drive CCGC 6-303
        Ann Arbor, MI 48109-0944
        http://www.cancer.med.umich.edu/support/cancer_answerline.shtml

        Missouri Ask A Nurse Services:

        Nurseline (Ask a NurseP), Saint Luke's Health System, Missouri:"Saint Luke's Health System is proud to offer the Kansas City and surrounding communities this valued telephone information service. Speak to a team of experienced Registered Nurses, who are available to take your call day and night, 24-hours per day, seven days per week. Callers can turn to us for health care guidance on everything from how to remove a tick or treat the flu, to more serious health care concerns."
        For more Information call NurseLine at 816.932.6220 or 800.932.6220 (outside KC)
        http://www.saintlukeshealthsystem.org/slhs/System/Saint_Lukes_Health_System/Nurseline.htm

        Montana Ask A Nurse Services:

        Ask A Nurse: Montana, Billings: St. Vincent Healthcare:"Sometimes you just need a quick answer to a medical question that's worrying you. Our nurses are trained to answer questions like those, and our ASK-A-NURSE program lets you get simple answers to simple questions fast. If you have a question for one of us, we have several ways you can reach us quickly and with complete confidentiality (and they're all free). You may either send an e-mail message using the form below to one of our nurses at ASK-A-NURSE, or call 406-657-8778 . We promise we'll have an answer for you as soon as we can. Any time of day or night, any day of the week, we're here and ready to listen."
        http://www.svh-mt.org/body.cfm?id=202

        New Hampshire Ask A Nurse Services:

        ASK-A-NURSE®, Catholic Medical Center, Manchester New Hampshire:"With ASK-A-NURSE®, a registered nurse is as close as your phone. You can get around-the-clock health care information by dialing 626.2626. You'll speak with a specially-trained registered nurse who will carefully listen to your questions and then help you make an informed decision about your health care. You'll get accurate, confidential information in the privacy of your home...free of charge. You can trust all your health care concerns to ASK-A-NURSE® because we are upheld by the leading doctors and services of Catholic Medical Center. In addition to these many resources, our experienced team of registered nurses uses a comprehensive data base of health information to give you fast, reliable health information when you need it most...day or night."
        100 McGregor Street, Manchester, NH 03102. For more information, please call 603.668.3545, 800.437.9666 or call ASK-A-NURSE® at 603.626.2626
        http://www.catholicmedicalcenter.org/services/askanurse.php

        New Jersey Ask A Nurse Services:

        Women's Heart Foundation, Inc:"Ask the Nurse is currently under construction to change the formatting so that we can better serve you. Questions and answers previously responded to will remain posted until such changes have been completed but email service has been temporarily closed. Thank you for your patience. – Administrator"
        WHF – PO Box 7827 – West Trenton, NJ 08628
        Phone 609.771.9600 / Fax 609.771.9427, Contact us: admin@womensheartfoundation.org.
        http://www.womensheartfoundation.org/content/askthenurse/ask_the_nurse.asp

        Southern Ocean County Hospital:"Southern Ocean County Hospital's 24-hour, 7-day, ASK-A-NURSE® service operates live from an onsite call center on the Hospital campus. When Ocean County residents seek healthcare information by dialing 1-800-777-7107, they speak directly to a registered nurse who serves on the Hospital's ASK-A-NURSE® staff. The ASK-A-NURSE® phone number is limited to Ocean County callers only."
        Southern Ocean County Hospital
        1140 Route 72 West, Manahawkin, NJ 08050
        (609) 597-6011
        http://www.soch.com/ask_index.html

        New York Ask A Nurse Services:

        Ask Viahealth, Rochester New York:"You can fill out the form below or call 1-877-922-LINK. Please note that ViaHealth will only answer health questions from people who live in the seven county Rochester, New York area including: Livingston, Monroe, Ontario, Seneca, Wayne, Wyoming, and Yates counties. In conjunction with the ViaHealth Wellness Information Center, we can provide information on nearly any health concern, including specific diseases and conditions, emotional or mental health issues, and information on how to lead a healthy lifestyle including diet, exercise, and stress management."
        http://www.viahealth.org/body_rochester.cfm?id=1241

        Saint Vincent Ask-A-Nurse, West New York:"*Saint Vincent Ask-A-Nurse is licensed to accept calls from within the Erie County region and from Westfield, NY, only. Please consult your local phone book for your region's health information service. With Ask-A-Nurse®, a service of Saint Vincent Health System, health information is just a phone call away. When you dial our number between 7 a.m. and 11 p.m., you'll speak directly to a specially-trained registered nurse. You can trust even your most serious health care concerns to Ask-A-Nurse, because we're backed by leading physicians and hospital services right here in the Erie community. Our experienced team of registered nurses uses a computerized database to give you fast, reliable health care information 365 days a year. You'll get accurate, confidential information in the privacy of your own home free of charge. "
        Phone: 814/452-5500 Toll-free: 800/326-8080
        http://www.saintvincenthealth.com/patients_families/askanurse.htm

        Specific Medical Conditions: Diabetes: Ask the Nurse: Visiting Nurse Service of New York:"Elaine Edelstein, RN, MS CDE, Clinical Nurse Specialist, and Anita Cohen, RN, MSN, CS, CDE, Clinical Nurse Specialist, are in to answer your health-related questions regarding diabetes self-care management. Unfortunately, due to the large number of questions we receive, Ms. Edelstein and Ms. Cohen may not be able to respond to all questions. They will, however, try to answer those questions that we feel offer the broadest interest. Please check back periodically to see if your question - or a related question - has been answered. And remember, these responses are for educational purposes only - they should not be substituted for advice from your doctor. If you have an immediate medical concern, you should consult your doctor."
        http://www.vnsny.org/mainsite/senior-care-center/sc_asknurse.html

        Ask-A-Nurse®, Saint Vincents: Westfield Memorial Hospital, New York State:"Ask-A-Nurse® is ready to assess your symptoms, help you decide what to do and help you find a doctor to meet your needs. As a community service of Westfield Memorial Hospital, Ask-A-Nurse is one of the most trusted health care information and physician referral programs. And best of all, the Ask-A-Nurse registered nurses are on duty 24 hours a day, every day of the year. If you live in the Westfield, NY, area, just call 1-800-326-8080.
        Westfield Memorial Hospital
        189 East Main Street Westfield, NY 14787
        716-326-4921
        http://www.saintvincenthealth.com/patients_families/askanurse.htm

        North Carolina Ask A Nurse Services:

        ASK FIRST, NorthEast Medical Center:"Free 24-Hour Information Line in Concord, North Carolina. The most advanced phone information system in the area is right here at NorthEast Medical Center. The ASK FIRST system centralizes health information making it more accessible to out patients and the community. Ask First is manned 24 hours a day, seven days a week by trained healthcare professionals. In addition, free automated information covering over 1,000 health-related topics can be easily accessed with just one phone call."
        NorthEast Medical Center
        920 Church Street North Concord, NC 28025
        (704)783-3000
        Phone: 1-800-575-1275 or 783-1275
        http://www.northeastmedical.org/hospital_services/ask_first/

        Conemaugh Nurse Connection, Conemaugh Health System, Pennsyvlania:"The toll-free Conemaugh Nurse Connection gives you 24-hour, direct access to a caring and compassionate registered nurse who offers health information, physician referral or patient symptom assessment. Our nurses have access to a vast electronic library, which is used in more than 500 hospitals in the U.S. and Canada. From the library, our nurses can access information about more than 1,500 medical topics and 6,000 medications. Printed reference information can also be sent to you upon request."
        1086 Franklin Street · Johnstown, PA 15905
        1-800-587-5875
        http://www.conemaugh.org/services/nurseconnection/

        North Dakota Ask A Nurse Services:

        MeritCare ASK-A-NURSE at (701) 234-5000 or (800) 821-5167. (ND, MN, SD residents only, please.)
        MeritCare Health System
        P.O. Box M.C. Fargo, ND 58122
        (701) 234-2000 Guest Services: (701) 234-5524 ASK-A-NURSE: (701) 234-5000
        http://www.meritcare.com/

        Ohio Ask A Nurse Services:

        Ask-A-Nurse: 972-7808, University of Akron Health Services, Ohio:"Do you have questions about your health? Would you like to know more about recommendations for wellness regarding blood pressure, self breast exam (SBE), self testicular exam (STE), nutrition and exercise? Call Ask-A-Nurse: 972-7808 Calls will be confidential. Ask-A-Nurse is designed for educational purposes only. Information given is not intended for diagnosis or treatment of medical conditions or as a substitute for professional medical care."
        http://www.uakron.edu/studentaff/health/index.php

        South Carolina Ask A Nurse Services:

        MUSC Enurses, Medical University of South Carolina:"MUSC's specially trained health resource nurses are available to answer your health related questions. Our nurses tap the resources of our esteemed physicians and professors to give you the most complete response possible. Please note that this forum is not a substitute for your physician's advice and is intended for health information only. Health resource nurses cannot diagnose your condition or answer specific questions regarding a specific patient. They have training which qualifies them to assist you in determining your need to seek medical attention and to provide health information. If you or your family member has a medical emergency please call 911."
        Medical University of South Carolina
        171 Ashley Avenue Charleston, SC 29425
        MUSC Health Connection can be reached toll-free by dialing 1-800-424-MUSC, or 792-1414
        http://www.muschealth.com/medunurse/index.htm

        South Dakota Ask A Nurse Services:

        Avera McKennan ASK-A-NURSE®, South Dakota:"Avera McKennan ASK-A-NURSE® is a free community health information service. ASK-A-NURSE is completely confidential, and Registered Nurses provide answers to health related questions and physician referrals in the Sioux Empire. Please call us at (605) 322-6877 or (800) 658-3535, or contact us directly."
        http://www.mckennan.org/amck/contact/asknurse/

        MeritCare ASK-A-NURSE at (701) 234-5000 or (800) 821-5167. (ND, MN, SD residents only, please.)
        MeritCare Health System
        P.O. Box M.C. Fargo, ND 58122
        (701) 234-2000 Guest Services: (701) 234-5524 ASK-A-NURSE: (701) 234-5000
        http://www.meritcare.com/

        Tennessee Ask A Nurse Services:

        Ask A Nurse, Baptist Health System:"ASK-A-NURSE is a 24-hour health information and physician referral line provided as a community service by the Baptist Health System. Staffed by specially trained registered nurses, we are available to assist you with your healthcare questions. In addition to providing medical information, our nurses can assist you in finding a physician or community service that’s right for you. You may contact ASK-A-NURSE at (865) 632-5200. And soon, we will also have an interactive form on this page for you to fill out and e-mail to us."
        137 Blount Avenue • Knoxville, TN 37920 •
        (865) 632-5011
        http://www.baptistoneword.org/baptist/aboutus.asp

        Texas Ask A Nurse Services:

        Ask-a-Nurse: Presbyterian Hospitals of Greenville & Commerce, Texas:"With ASK-A-NURSE, around-the-clock health care information is just a phone call away. So you're not helpless when your child has an earache at 4 a.m. or a high fever over the weekend. When you dial our number, you'll speak directly to a specially-trained registered nurse. A nurse who will carefully listen to your questions and then help you make an informed decision about what to do. You'll get accurate, confidential information in the privacy of your home . . . free of charge. You can trust even your most serious health care concerns to ASK-A-NURSE, because we're backed by leading doctors and hospital services right here in your own community."
        Presbyterian Hospital of Greenville
        4215 Joe Ramsey Blvd. Greenville, Texas
        (903) 408-5000
        http://www.hmhd.org/askdoc.htm

        Virginia Ask A Nurse Services:

        Ask-A-Nurse Your "Healthcare" Hotline, Eastern Virginia:"It would be nice if we only needed medical attention from 9 to 5. But what can you do when your child wakes up with an earache at four in the morning? Or your spouse complains of a high fever or a persistent cough at midnight? Fortunately, there's Ask-A-Nurse®. Available around the clock. Our registered nurses are specially trained to assess your symptoms over the phone, help you decide what to do, and recommend appropriate doctors and health services. We keep the same hours as your body. So call our free hotline anytime. Day or night."
        1-800-675-6368
        http://www.riverside-online.com/aan.html

        Wisconsin Ask A Nurse Services:

        ASK-A-Nurse: Wisconsin: Bellin:"Bellin ASK-A-NURSE® is a confidential, free health inffree health information and referral service for the public staffed by Registered Nurses 24 hours a day . Bellin ASK-A-NURSE® can be reached by calling (920) 433-7900 The nurses ask a series of questions about your concern and then direct callers to the level of medical care appropriate for the symptoms. They use an approved computerized program and document each call. Because they have to document each call for legal reasons they will ask for your name, address, birthdate, physician and insurance carrier. This information is confidential and never used outside of the ASK-A-NURSE® department."
        http://www.bellin.org/patient-info/askanurse.shtml

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        Topic Specific Ask A Nurse Resources:

        Childbirth, Obstetrics, Pregnancy

        Ask A Nurse Questions and Answers, Childbirth.org:"Shirley Wingate RNC CD is an OB/GYN nurse with 12 years experience as an obstetrical nurse and childbirth educator. She is certified as a specialist in women's health and is an experienced labor and postpartum doula in private practice. She is the founder and director of "Birth Matters Inc." a prenatal and parenting resource and support center. Throughout her career she has been involved in developing, teaching and expanding services in the community to educate families and support them as they face the changes, challenges and choices that childbearing brings."
        http://www.childbirth.org/AskANurse/

        Cancer, Oncology

        Ask the nurse, Breastcancer.org (Great Britain):"A diagnosis of breast cancer can leave you feeling afraid, shocked, angry, or any number of different emotions. We have prepared this website so you should be able to find information about your specific treatment, diagnosis or worry. We also have a team of specialist breast care nurses who can to address any queries you may still have. Email nurse@breastcancercare.org.uk and we guarantee to send a personal response within five working days. If your query is urgent, you may want to ring our helpline on 0808 800 6000 (textphone 0808 800 6001). See about us for details of opening hours."
        http://www.breastcancercare.org.uk/content.php?page_id=119

        Ask the Nurse, Bladder Cancer WebCafe:"Sharon McMullen, RN, CCRN, BSN, BA is a critical care nurse working in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA with professional experience ranging from general surgical nursing to critical care nursing to emergency nursing. She will be glad to help you translate medical jargon, read between the lines of your medical records, or just navigate the often confusing world of health care."
        Please send your questions to "Ask the Nurse" c/o wendy@blcwebcafe.org
        http://blcwebcafe.org/askthenurse.asp

        Nursing School Questions

        BSNDegree.org, Kaitlyn Smith-Woods:"Hi! My name is Kaitlyn Smith-Woods, I'm a fulltime nurse at a major hospital in a beautiful city somewhere in the heart of California. I struggled with the decision to quit my job as a research technician and return to school to get a BSN but it's the most emotionally and financially rewarding choice I've made in life and I hope my website will encourage others to take the plunge. Have questions you'd like covered? Ask away and I'll do my best to answer them. Scroll past my articles for the Q&A section."
        http://www.bsndegree.org/

        Categories: Ask The Nurse, Nursing Discussions, Nursing Schools (Nurse Education), Colleges of Nursing, Personal Nurse Websites

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        Woundcare, Decubitus Ulcers

        Ask-A-Nurse, Amerigel Wound Care Products:"Welcome to Amerigel's Ask-A-Nurse. Amerx Health Care Corporation is dedicated to producing quality products and providing support to our customers, both professional and consumer alike. We understand the frustration associated with managing wounds and the difficulty in finding a product that works well. Managing a wound is not a simple task and occasionally a customer has questions regarding our products, application techniques, appropriate dressings, etc. Clearly, any problem wound should be seen and assessed by a qualified practitioner so that a Management plan can be established. The information that we provide through Ask-A-Nurse should not be construed as the sole source of medical advice, but as a suggestion, as it is impossible to properly assess an individual's condition over the phone or in writing."
        Amerx Health Care Corporation
        1150 Cleveland Street, Suite 410 Clearwater, FL 33755
        Phone 888/263-7942 Fax 727/447-5617
        Email: sales@amerxhc.com http://www.amerigel.com/asktheamerigelnurse1.asp

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        Individual Nursing, Ask A Nurse Sites:

        Richard J. Boyle, RN, Ask A Nurse:"Feel free to email me if you have a health-related question. You will receive a response. As the site grows a new page of FAQ's will be added. Be aware that the information at this site is not intended for the diagnosis and treatment of illness. Only a licensed physician may perform those duties."
        http://myweb.ecomplanet.com/ASAN7069/

        Nurse To Nurse Ask A Nurse Services:

        Ask-A-Nurse is our Q&A column for students and other individuals interested in the nursing profession. Research and education questions are answered by the site leader, and questions related to nursing practice are answered by one or more members of our nursing panel. Do you have a question about the field of nursing you would like to see addressed on this site? Use the form below to send your questions to the site leader (Submission Form). Previous questions are listed on the side bar - click on any question you would like to read to be taken to the archives. http://kcsun3.tripod.com/id19.htm

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        Asktheinternettherapist.com:"Our site is one of the first complete medical clinics online ! All your healthcare concerns can be addressed on asktheinternettherapist. Our medical staff includes physicians, nurses, chiropractors, nutritionists, and masseuses. We even have a staff veterinarian for those special members of your household! Our goal is to treat the whole person. We can provide an economical Internet consultation with several specialists simultaneously or individually to help you with ALL your health concerns."
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        Ask Your Pharmacist! How to Read a Doctor's Prescription, Brilliant Communication or Chicken Scratch? :"Q. What does all that doctor's scribble on my prescription mean? Is there a trick to help me read prescriptions? A. Just like the English speak English, French speak French and the Vietnamese speak Vietnamese, doctors, nurses and pharmacists speak the language of medicine. It takes years of training to understand what might be spoken amongst health care professionals in your local hospital or the dense pages of information written in your own medical chart. Your prescription is an extension of this medical terminology. It contains key information and directions regarding your medication including the name, the dose, how to take it, when to take it, how frequently it should be ingested, and when the medication should be stopped, if it is to be taken for a definite duration."
        http://www.askyourpharmacist.ca/how_to_read_prescriptions.html

        Illegible Handwriting, Physician's Penmanship, Direct Patient Care, http://www.nursefriendly.com/illegible

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        The Doctors Lounge:"The Doctors Lounge is one of the most popular online medical resources for physicians, students and allied clinical professionals. It provides both clinical and technical information through multimedia tutorials and other study aids. Both patients and professionals can seek answers to medical questions via the public discussion boards. Please review our Terms & Conditions of Use. The Doctors Lounge was founded in April 2000 in South Dakota, USA; when two physicians, Dr. Tamer Fouad, M.D. and Dr. Yasser Mokhtar, M.D., decided to create a free online medical community that provides its visitors with premiere articles that can only be found in a paid service. webmaster@thedoctorslounge.net
        http://www.doctorslounge.com/ask.htm

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        NewDoctor.com:"If you've made the decision to obtain doctor guidance and doctor services, you have now found yourself facing the tough task of finding the best possible provider of doctor services. In this day and age, there are literally tens of thousands of different doctor service providers and professionals in operation on both the Internet and World Wide Web. However, when it comes to the best service and latest technology offered by a doctor service provider either on the Net or on the real world, NewDoctor.com is unmatched, unparalleled. One of the unique and most significant benefits of NewDoctor.com is found in the fact that NewDoctor.com offers a wide range of different doctor services. NewDoctor.com understands that when it comes to doctor services, one size does not fit all. What works for one person does not necessarily work for someone else. Therefore, NewDoctor.com has worked hard to offer the most comprehensive menu of meaningful doctor services to be found anywhere in the word today"
        Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm at 888 3 NEW DOCTOR, (888) 363 9362
        info@newdoctor.com
        http://www.newdoctor.com

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This is my little boy, Max. He’s six.

At first glance, he may look like any other kid. And in many ways, he is like any other kid. He loves chocolate ice-cream, trucks, airplanes, his toy tractor, chocolate ice-cream, t-ball, splashing around in the pool, the movie Cars, pulling his little sister’s hair. And also, chocolate ice-cream.

Max actually has cerebral palsy. It’s a scary term, I know. Before I had him, it seemed like a terrible fate to have a kid with disabilities.

Then I had a kid with disabilities.

Max had a stroke at birth. Crazy but true: Babies can have strokes. It was a stroke that damaged both sides of his little baby brain. My husband and I were told that Max may never walk or talk, that he could be mentally retarded, that he might have vision and hearing problems. Every single one of my nightmares became a real possibility.

Except….

Max walks. He runs, too. He speaks words. He sees fine. He hears perfectly. He’s bright. He’s funny. He’s interested in the world. Yes, he has his challenges: He cannot talk fluidly, and he has trouble using his hands and chewing food. But he’s doing really well for himself. And he makes me happy, blissfully happy, every single day. Because he’s so sunny, because he’s a fighter, because he is an all-around phenomenal kid.

That might not be what you’d think if, say, you were to spot us at the playground.

  • You might feel sorry for my child. I know, Max may look a little pathetic when he drools or when he’s struggling to pick up something and he can’t. But, trust me, he is perfectly content with who he is and one very cheerful, life-loving child. Who will someday be quite the ladies’ man, I know, but I’m not quite ready to worry about Max and dating. Maybe when he’s seven.
  • You might think that my child should be treated differently than other kids. Nope. Max likes it when you talk to him. He likes it when you joke around with him. He likes it when you fart (although I’m not expecting you to do that).
  • You might think that your kid and my kid don’t have much in common. It’s true Max may not be able to do some things other six-year-olds can do, or do them in quite the same way. But just like your kid he likes to play, pretend, laugh, get silly, touch dirt, roll in the dirt, get himself entirely covered in dirt, bring home dirt, track dirt all over the house. You get the picture.
  • You might feel embarrassed if your child says something “inappropriate.” You know, like “Mommy, what is wrong with that boy?” or “Mommy, why is that boy drooling?” Don’t worry, I won’t be offended; kids are curious. Kids don’t get it. I understand that. Just as long as your child doesn’t ask, “Mommy, do you think that boy’s mommy could use a little liposuction?”
  • You might think it’s rude or awkward to pull your child aside and explain that my child has special needs. Actually, I’d appreciate it if you did do that. Sometimes, kids don’t know what to make of Max or how to play with him. I can certainly jump in and explain things to your child, but it’ll be much more reassuring and encouraging coming from you. Say it however you wish–“This is a child who can’t talk like you do but who likes to play just like you do, you may just need to have a little more patience with him”—but please, say it.

Your child will learn about kids who have special needs. My child will feel included. Everyone will have fun. What could be bad? Max is just a kid. A kid with special needs but still, just a kid.

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  • Even though there are more registered nurses (RNs) in the health care field than any other single occupation, there still is a nursing shortage, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. There are many paths to becoming an RN. Some people start as an LPN and advance from there. Others take a short associated degree certification course, while others choose a Bachelor's Degree in nursing. No matter what path you choose or why you become an RN, you'll have to consider some positive and negative aspects of working in this field.

    • Disadvantage: Study Time

  • RNs take longer to train than licensed practical nurses (LPNs). Some LPN programs last for only a year, while RN programs range from two to four years. Students wishing to enter the field as quickly as possible should chose an LPN degree rather than an RN degree. RNs have more responsibilities, so the courses are typically more challenging as well.

    • Advantage: Job Outlook

  • There simply aren't enough nurses to fill the demand for them, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). As baby boomers experience an increased need for nursing homes, rehabilitation centers and hospital care, the demand for nurses will increase. The BLS estimates that openings for nursing positions will grow by 22 percent, which is better than for most other positions. RNs will likely have no trouble finding employment upon graduation.

    • Disadvantage: Odd Hours

  • Nurses work long, odd hours--especially new nurses. It's common for nurses to work 12 to 18-hour shifts, and to work overnight, and on weekends and holidays. If no additional nurses can be found to cover a nursing shift, the nurse on duty may have to stay on for an even longer shift. People never stop getting sick or injured, so nurses must always be ready to care for them.

    • Advantage: Pay

  • RNs have an especially broad range of skills, work long hours and literally have people's lives in their hands. Because of this, they are paid well. The BLS estimated that in 2008, the average nurse made $62,450. Some nurses made much more, topping out at $92,240. Even the lowest paid nurses still brought in $43,410. Increased financial aid for nurses and special nursing loans backed by the federal government give RNs a financial leg-up so they can afford their studies.
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