Pharmacology - Radiation Brachytherapy for nursing RN PN (MADE EASY)

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[@kteeb5]

great info. would have loved to see something on prostate brachytherapy also!

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[@bamrico5546]

should the dosimeter left in client's room?

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[@tnzem2917]

Thanks for explaining this so well

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[@gloriaku9451]

Isn't normal PTT 25-35 secs

[@user-ui4sm2mu1n]

those two doors remind me of Barbie and Oppenheimer, lol

[@songshulin9850]

Isn't PTT 25- 35 seconds?

[@oluwatosinakande95]

I am confused too

[@luvellenroark2048]

The reference range of the PTT is 60-70 seconds. In patients receiving anticoagulant therapy, the reference range is 1.5-2.5 times the control value in seconds.

[@pavitarmalhi205]

Normal is upto twice of this range

[@vivianrios6007]

I just lost my right to get my RN Nurse license. Due to English Competition score twice. For this reason I want to take it in my own country Puerto Rico which they do not require the Competition Test, just the Declaration of State of Residence and the Board does not want to let me if I do not take the English Competition test for third time in Florida where I want to work. 😭😔

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Sorry dear. You will still help many to heal back home. Go out and be the best RN wherever in the world.

[@luvellenroark2048]

Did you mean English Competency test or English Proficiency test? Yes, same as in my country too. After you passed the NCLEX, we have to take and passed TOEFL or IELTS inorder for us to apply for US working VISA. It's just a matter of determination to accomplish every requirements that are given.

[@user-re1rb7dj2q]

Brachy theraphy is dangerous

[@c.l.6379]

3:30 "pregant" lollllll