So! What are some CRNA MUST HAVES? Obviously stethoscope but anything else? Fanny pack? Caps? Pen light? My wife is starting work soon and I was just curious!
@shayshay31112 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@mckenziemorton837214 күн бұрын
I would love to be CRNA but the thought of doing spinals or central lines scare me.... how often do you do those? Or are there certain hospitals or specialties where they only use a specific form of anesthesia?
@kokopuffs87621 күн бұрын
The emergency c section story made me really emotional because I went through the very same thing & I really appreciated the whole medical team for saving my baby & I!!! My birth story is my driving force in my nursing journey. Thank you 🙏🏾
@jenniferyates-896324 күн бұрын
Another question..Do CRNA's work in burn wards?
@jenniferyates-896324 күн бұрын
I have a question. How can you pass a patient so quick? Do you have to study the patients and have a plan the night before?
@aimeegarcia922725 күн бұрын
New subscriber and NEW to the idea of this career. Is it more difficult starting this career without being a nurse already. I have no medical experience I’ve invested my years to motherhood and customer service work at restaurants and stores. Any advice, books or recommendations on jumping into this career path. I appreciate your videos they’re detailed with a lot of my questions and they were answered here.
@Berlanciamyrtil26 күн бұрын
This was an amazing video!!! ❤
@garbageman243127 күн бұрын
How satisfying was it to have enough money to demolish a house and build exactly what you want?
@user-sx3ts7xf2lАй бұрын
Hi, thanks for sharing your CRNA journey. Could you recommend some books for me to read? I'm planning to advance my studies, and I want to ensure I have time to spend with my family without worrying about being unprepared for the topics I need to study. Thank you in advance
@kaarenking3215Ай бұрын
Anesthesia Dr's come around..."Open your mouth.", stare at their computer...You wake up f'd up in recovery. Never to know what happened. My fear and experience gets worse
@user-qr8ki8ue4iАй бұрын
I'm trying to look past this person's Gray's Anatomy vibe. Oy.
@RostClan2202 ай бұрын
Do they give you pain meds before? Holy crap. I may need to have this
@Timmysimon-sz6uu2 ай бұрын
How do you make monthly and a year
@amiyahhjaccolee46172 ай бұрын
i love this video , it really just gave me alot of motivation! i know its hard and not easy but i am ready to start the journey ! im here to say i want to be you ! the type of nurse you were and the type of nurse anesthetist you are now. congratulations! good job.
@beckyshell46492 ай бұрын
I vaguely remember playing on a blanket outside as a very young kid when my Mom was working in the vegetable garden. I don’t remember being told not to leave the blanket so I don’t know if I was ‘trained’ or not. I just liked being outside and it was nice to be on the blanket instead of the prickly grass. I was an only child to older parents so I was always more mature acting ,I learned to talk early and spoke clearly not baby talk.
@BrandyFaybikRN2 ай бұрын
Where did you find that scrub hat?? I love it!!
@305vlogz22 ай бұрын
I love medicine, I want to be a CAA but I’m afraid of money hungry people who would purposely try ruining my life, some people deserve no help
@kajmiiir__RN_BSN_CCRN2 ай бұрын
Shout out to them florida nurses 🥰🥰❤
@TomBreazeal2 ай бұрын
I'm curious when they changed the title. Do you know why they did?
@spaceted39772 ай бұрын
I am terrified of anaesthesia in the UK !!! After being Mis Diagnosed 3 Times, I don't Trust the Doctors to do what they are Supposed to do !!! For a Small Operation they Refused Me a Local Anaesthetic !!! I'm 70 yrs old, and I refused the Operation !!! It wasn't Cancer and that's all I was Worried About !!! I expect they still use Ether here in the UK !!! The Consultant told me the operation does not hurt at all.(Spermatocele) and I would have to take Paracetemol. I Don't believe it Doesn't Hurt !!! I have a lot of Medical Problems so I will not take the Risk !!! The Spermatocele Doesn't Bother Me and it Doesn't Hurt so even if only one in a Million die, I am not Taking the Risk !!! I would have been happy to be awake and have a Pain Killing Injection, but here in the UK if you Have a Teaspoon of Calpol once a Year, then you're a Drug Addict !!!
@wickedwonka91552 ай бұрын
Blanket training? Okay, Michelle Duggar.
@jayashareese19193 ай бұрын
I am a current highschool student researching different career paths to go down after graduation. This career has really caught my attention and seems like a potential good fit for me. To be a CRNA I know you said the hours differ but do you know if it’s possible to be a crna but not have to be on call ? I wouldn’t want crazy hours just a simple 8 hour shift lol
@southerncharmcreative3 ай бұрын
I’m so incredibly new to this. I’m a 15 year certified medical coder and just recently accepted into the surgical tech program so I’m excited to get that under my belt and get into the OR but my overall goal is to become a CRNA. My daughter is just shy of 3 years going into her healthcare career so we will be going to school at the same time. She wants to become a NP. Here’s to becoming a CRNA within the next 10 years 🎉 😅
@mikesteach65133 ай бұрын
We gotta know the GRE score you got!
@frfuchs48843 ай бұрын
Maybe YOU should learn what is ok and what is not ok. Children ain’t dogs.
@rayclark4743 ай бұрын
Back in the early 80's they still used ether. That stuff made me throw up for days afterwards. Nowdays the meds they use are much better tolerated.
@christineheadley3 ай бұрын
I have had about 20 surgeries, the first 18 I never had an anesthesiologist say more than 5 words to me prior to anesthesia induction. My last two surgeries, TKA/YKR. I had a great Anesthesiologist. He is now my anesthesiologist for all future surgeries; if he's not there, neither will I be there. You can have whichever Anesthesiologist you want. You do not have to accept whichever one is "Next"in the QUE. If you don't have the chance to get to know them how are, they going to get to know YOU? Whether you know it or not, having a great anesthesiologist is extremely important, as much so as your selection of surgeon and in some cases more so. Discuss this issue long before your scheduled surgery, not the day of when you are in Pre-Op being sedated prior to induction. In most cases you are given Medazolam/Versed, a benzodiazepine that will fog your mind and make you forget everything that is happening. During this Tim you will be asked to sign the consent forms. You won't even know what you are signing. You also have a right to have an MD for your anesthesia; you Do Not have to accept a CRNA (Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist) who has much less trying than a Medical Doctor (MD) anesthesiologist. Don't be afraid to speak up for yourself prior to the day of surgery. Do what is Right For Yourself, after all, it is Your Body! Chris Laveen AZ (Phoenix) 27 March 2024 1758 MST/5:58 PM MST
@seleniumtraining3 ай бұрын
Your determination is unmatched! Watching you chase your goals motivates me to do the same. Let's hustle together! 💼🔥
@davewalks2573 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for this video
@May-zm3ul3 ай бұрын
I started CRNA school this year!…got married last year and got a BFP…we are so excited but I’m terrified because I know it’s already hard.😢very supportive spouse but sometimes I wish hubby could carry the baby😅…my program is front loaded…so won’t be on campus till 3rd trimester (class n labs) so I’m thankful. Trying to be a good student and let the school know I’m due thanksgiving week so fingers crossed I get to take finals early.
@brittanysalzillo49603 ай бұрын
Hi! I’m finishing up my bsn , already working as a rn in CVICU/ICU/MICU and will be applying to CRNA school soon hopefully! Just curious did you go to CRNA when you had your children or after !? I have a 6 year old son and that’s the only little detail about it that makes me scared , I don’t want him to resent me
@TheWildFam3 ай бұрын
Hi! I got pregnant in my last year of school. But I had plenty of classmates with kids!! I would say 1000% don’t let that hold you back. It will be a couples years of some sacrifices but in the end SO worth it!
@nasayjones30563 ай бұрын
can we get more day in the life!!?? I'm rewatching this one
@lyndonglasgow31763 ай бұрын
"Promo sm" 🙄
@sephorastfort80403 ай бұрын
thank you so much, you save me!
@franks29103 ай бұрын
Hope you can stay awake during those carpal tunnels. The CRNA's at my hospital have it hard. They got new chairs but they didn't have a cup holder or magazine rack. Can I get you a lead apron for that C-Arm case you knew about in the morning?
@maxinec23254 ай бұрын
When I first saw blanket training, I did get nervous, especially after having watched the documentary on prime. but I see that you do it differently than was explained in the documentary and later move on to bigger spaces as far as outside or a big playroom where they can run around and have fun and they just learn to stay there. I’m glad I watched.
@user-hw2hj7ud5f4 ай бұрын
this was so helpful, thank you
@liviahampson36084 ай бұрын
Thanks Sarah for your videos, currently rewatching old videos to get some motivation to study 😊 Currently in my final year of my bachelor of nursing at 43. Hoping you will put up more videos soon 😂but I know you are flat out busy too.
@brandonmcclendon93274 ай бұрын
you are so beautiful
@rickywebb8054 ай бұрын
anesthesia is the safest it's been in history. just don't ask how it works because nobody knows. be honest with the preop assessment, except they won't document some of it and you'll need to repeat it to your anesthesiologist team day-of. many don't react to versed at all, and most experience burning into their veins from propyfol. known issues and versed is still used the most, and the admin rate for propyfol isn't slowed to reduce discomfort. nope, no reason to be afraid. enjoy the medical gaslighting and physicians too busy to take you or your concern seriously. great video and you cover topics well. i've got rational fears and i empathize with everyone going under soon. good luck!
@dimitrarothweiler79994 ай бұрын
I love these videos so much !!! You’re so inspiring 🫶 also do you have a link to your coat??
@bwooop14 ай бұрын
Thank you for this video. Im going through something right now where my future may look like what you went through. Lots of hugs and thank you again. ❤
@mistergoodcitizen99144 ай бұрын
My moms boyfriend is a CRNA he makes about $275k a year. They don’t just put you under their experts in airways as well. Usually when a doctor can’t get it the CRNA can.
@Timmysimon-sz6uu2 ай бұрын
How bout a monthly
@danthonyrashadАй бұрын
@@Timmysimon-sz6uu just divide it by 12 roughly
@humen276314 ай бұрын
Timeless, you can look back at this home in 20 years and it’ll still look great!
@TheWildFam4 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@champagnern28364 ай бұрын
Hi there! Don’t know which part of the country u at and ur house looks beautiful combrats
@perezgiselle4 ай бұрын
Amazing video
@loriramirez48604 ай бұрын
Beautiful! Where do you get inspiration? I subscribed to your channel when I started CRNA school 3.5 years ago. I share your video on CRNA school while pregnant with so many SRNAs 😊. I started my program with a 3 year old and a 9 month old, and I’m happy to say I have been a practicing CRNA for 6 months now. Now we are renovating our home and it seems like your videos are always relevant to my life in some way! Best wishes and congrats on your beautiful new home!
@TheWildFam4 ай бұрын
Awe I love this so much!! You should be so proud of yourself & all you have accomplished 👏🏼 keep up the hard work
@sweeney127114 ай бұрын
Lovely home! Would you ever be willing to share a budget breakdown and how you go about building an entire house from scratch with all the moving parts and people involved (architects, contractors, etc)? I’d find that so interesting. We remodeled a bathroom last year using a design and GC firm and even that one small room required so much attention and ‘work’ from us. 😂 I can’t even imagine building a house. It would be like a full-time job!
@TheWildFam4 ай бұрын
I would love to do that sometime soon! Oh man it sure is time consuming .. I am looking forward to finishing completely! Lol
@shanarobinson76724 ай бұрын
Congratulations. Soo beautiful!!! Very proud of you both!
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So! What are some CRNA MUST HAVES? Obviously stethoscope but anything else? Fanny pack? Caps? Pen light? My wife is starting work soon and I was just curious!
Thank you!
I would love to be CRNA but the thought of doing spinals or central lines scare me.... how often do you do those? Or are there certain hospitals or specialties where they only use a specific form of anesthesia?
The emergency c section story made me really emotional because I went through the very same thing & I really appreciated the whole medical team for saving my baby & I!!! My birth story is my driving force in my nursing journey. Thank you 🙏🏾
Another question..Do CRNA's work in burn wards?
I have a question. How can you pass a patient so quick? Do you have to study the patients and have a plan the night before?
New subscriber and NEW to the idea of this career. Is it more difficult starting this career without being a nurse already. I have no medical experience I’ve invested my years to motherhood and customer service work at restaurants and stores. Any advice, books or recommendations on jumping into this career path. I appreciate your videos they’re detailed with a lot of my questions and they were answered here.
This was an amazing video!!! ❤
How satisfying was it to have enough money to demolish a house and build exactly what you want?
Hi, thanks for sharing your CRNA journey. Could you recommend some books for me to read? I'm planning to advance my studies, and I want to ensure I have time to spend with my family without worrying about being unprepared for the topics I need to study. Thank you in advance
Anesthesia Dr's come around..."Open your mouth.", stare at their computer...You wake up f'd up in recovery. Never to know what happened. My fear and experience gets worse
I'm trying to look past this person's Gray's Anatomy vibe. Oy.
Do they give you pain meds before? Holy crap. I may need to have this
How do you make monthly and a year
i love this video , it really just gave me alot of motivation! i know its hard and not easy but i am ready to start the journey ! im here to say i want to be you ! the type of nurse you were and the type of nurse anesthetist you are now. congratulations! good job.
I vaguely remember playing on a blanket outside as a very young kid when my Mom was working in the vegetable garden. I don’t remember being told not to leave the blanket so I don’t know if I was ‘trained’ or not. I just liked being outside and it was nice to be on the blanket instead of the prickly grass. I was an only child to older parents so I was always more mature acting ,I learned to talk early and spoke clearly not baby talk.
Where did you find that scrub hat?? I love it!!
I love medicine, I want to be a CAA but I’m afraid of money hungry people who would purposely try ruining my life, some people deserve no help
Shout out to them florida nurses 🥰🥰❤
I'm curious when they changed the title. Do you know why they did?
I am terrified of anaesthesia in the UK !!! After being Mis Diagnosed 3 Times, I don't Trust the Doctors to do what they are Supposed to do !!! For a Small Operation they Refused Me a Local Anaesthetic !!! I'm 70 yrs old, and I refused the Operation !!! It wasn't Cancer and that's all I was Worried About !!! I expect they still use Ether here in the UK !!! The Consultant told me the operation does not hurt at all.(Spermatocele) and I would have to take Paracetemol. I Don't believe it Doesn't Hurt !!! I have a lot of Medical Problems so I will not take the Risk !!! The Spermatocele Doesn't Bother Me and it Doesn't Hurt so even if only one in a Million die, I am not Taking the Risk !!! I would have been happy to be awake and have a Pain Killing Injection, but here in the UK if you Have a Teaspoon of Calpol once a Year, then you're a Drug Addict !!!
Blanket training? Okay, Michelle Duggar.
I am a current highschool student researching different career paths to go down after graduation. This career has really caught my attention and seems like a potential good fit for me. To be a CRNA I know you said the hours differ but do you know if it’s possible to be a crna but not have to be on call ? I wouldn’t want crazy hours just a simple 8 hour shift lol
I’m so incredibly new to this. I’m a 15 year certified medical coder and just recently accepted into the surgical tech program so I’m excited to get that under my belt and get into the OR but my overall goal is to become a CRNA. My daughter is just shy of 3 years going into her healthcare career so we will be going to school at the same time. She wants to become a NP. Here’s to becoming a CRNA within the next 10 years 🎉 😅
We gotta know the GRE score you got!
Maybe YOU should learn what is ok and what is not ok. Children ain’t dogs.
Back in the early 80's they still used ether. That stuff made me throw up for days afterwards. Nowdays the meds they use are much better tolerated.
I have had about 20 surgeries, the first 18 I never had an anesthesiologist say more than 5 words to me prior to anesthesia induction. My last two surgeries, TKA/YKR. I had a great Anesthesiologist. He is now my anesthesiologist for all future surgeries; if he's not there, neither will I be there. You can have whichever Anesthesiologist you want. You do not have to accept whichever one is "Next"in the QUE. If you don't have the chance to get to know them how are, they going to get to know YOU? Whether you know it or not, having a great anesthesiologist is extremely important, as much so as your selection of surgeon and in some cases more so. Discuss this issue long before your scheduled surgery, not the day of when you are in Pre-Op being sedated prior to induction. In most cases you are given Medazolam/Versed, a benzodiazepine that will fog your mind and make you forget everything that is happening. During this Tim you will be asked to sign the consent forms. You won't even know what you are signing. You also have a right to have an MD for your anesthesia; you Do Not have to accept a CRNA (Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist) who has much less trying than a Medical Doctor (MD) anesthesiologist. Don't be afraid to speak up for yourself prior to the day of surgery. Do what is Right For Yourself, after all, it is Your Body! Chris Laveen AZ (Phoenix) 27 March 2024 1758 MST/5:58 PM MST
Your determination is unmatched! Watching you chase your goals motivates me to do the same. Let's hustle together! 💼🔥
Thank you so much for this video
I started CRNA school this year!…got married last year and got a BFP…we are so excited but I’m terrified because I know it’s already hard.😢very supportive spouse but sometimes I wish hubby could carry the baby😅…my program is front loaded…so won’t be on campus till 3rd trimester (class n labs) so I’m thankful. Trying to be a good student and let the school know I’m due thanksgiving week so fingers crossed I get to take finals early.
Hi! I’m finishing up my bsn , already working as a rn in CVICU/ICU/MICU and will be applying to CRNA school soon hopefully! Just curious did you go to CRNA when you had your children or after !? I have a 6 year old son and that’s the only little detail about it that makes me scared , I don’t want him to resent me
Hi! I got pregnant in my last year of school. But I had plenty of classmates with kids!! I would say 1000% don’t let that hold you back. It will be a couples years of some sacrifices but in the end SO worth it!
can we get more day in the life!!?? I'm rewatching this one
"Promo sm" 🙄
thank you so much, you save me!
Hope you can stay awake during those carpal tunnels. The CRNA's at my hospital have it hard. They got new chairs but they didn't have a cup holder or magazine rack. Can I get you a lead apron for that C-Arm case you knew about in the morning?
When I first saw blanket training, I did get nervous, especially after having watched the documentary on prime. but I see that you do it differently than was explained in the documentary and later move on to bigger spaces as far as outside or a big playroom where they can run around and have fun and they just learn to stay there. I’m glad I watched.
this was so helpful, thank you
Thanks Sarah for your videos, currently rewatching old videos to get some motivation to study 😊 Currently in my final year of my bachelor of nursing at 43. Hoping you will put up more videos soon 😂but I know you are flat out busy too.
you are so beautiful
anesthesia is the safest it's been in history. just don't ask how it works because nobody knows. be honest with the preop assessment, except they won't document some of it and you'll need to repeat it to your anesthesiologist team day-of. many don't react to versed at all, and most experience burning into their veins from propyfol. known issues and versed is still used the most, and the admin rate for propyfol isn't slowed to reduce discomfort. nope, no reason to be afraid. enjoy the medical gaslighting and physicians too busy to take you or your concern seriously. great video and you cover topics well. i've got rational fears and i empathize with everyone going under soon. good luck!
I love these videos so much !!! You’re so inspiring 🫶 also do you have a link to your coat??
Thank you for this video. Im going through something right now where my future may look like what you went through. Lots of hugs and thank you again. ❤
My moms boyfriend is a CRNA he makes about $275k a year. They don’t just put you under their experts in airways as well. Usually when a doctor can’t get it the CRNA can.
How bout a monthly
@@Timmysimon-sz6uu just divide it by 12 roughly
Timeless, you can look back at this home in 20 years and it’ll still look great!
Thank you!
Hi there! Don’t know which part of the country u at and ur house looks beautiful combrats
Amazing video
Beautiful! Where do you get inspiration? I subscribed to your channel when I started CRNA school 3.5 years ago. I share your video on CRNA school while pregnant with so many SRNAs 😊. I started my program with a 3 year old and a 9 month old, and I’m happy to say I have been a practicing CRNA for 6 months now. Now we are renovating our home and it seems like your videos are always relevant to my life in some way! Best wishes and congrats on your beautiful new home!
Awe I love this so much!! You should be so proud of yourself & all you have accomplished 👏🏼 keep up the hard work
Lovely home! Would you ever be willing to share a budget breakdown and how you go about building an entire house from scratch with all the moving parts and people involved (architects, contractors, etc)? I’d find that so interesting. We remodeled a bathroom last year using a design and GC firm and even that one small room required so much attention and ‘work’ from us. 😂 I can’t even imagine building a house. It would be like a full-time job!
I would love to do that sometime soon! Oh man it sure is time consuming .. I am looking forward to finishing completely! Lol
Congratulations. Soo beautiful!!! Very proud of you both!