It turned out so cute! I can never get Aubree to look at
the camera, but she did! Any ways just thought id share that =]
She was saying " i got my aviators im gangsterr livvy!"
Friday, May 22, 2009
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Ranting About School...In school
I am in first block at the moment. And i cant seem to unserstand why teachers can do their job. Here i am in class, the teacher in the back of the class foom kissing his soon to be wife. He is a new teacher and they didnt have a class room for him so guessss what? HE IS USING HIS FIANCES CLASSROOM. How conveniant. Not like they dont see enough of eachother, now she gets to come in on our class time and distract OUR teacher. We are reading The Secret Life of Bees, which we started 3 weeks ago. We are reading out loud, so 3 weeks after we started the book, we are on page 60!!! Im so frustrated with this. He gets to sit back there doing nothing but baby talk to his Fiance, while the students are learning NOTHING. So Joy Joy. I get to gointo English 4 next year not knowing anything. WOO!
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Favorite Poem
All my pwoblemswho knows, maybe evwybody's pwoblems is due to da fact, due to da awful twuthdat I am SPIDERMAN.
I know. I know. All da dumb jokes:No flies on you, ha ha,and da ones about what do I do wit alldoze extwa legs in bed. Well, dat's funny yeah.But you twy being SPIDERMAN for a month or two. Go ahead.
You get doze cwazy calls fwom daGubbener askin you to twap some booglar who'sonly twying to wip off color T.V. sets.Now, what do I cawre about T.V. sets?But I pull on da suit, da stinkin suit,wit da sucker cups on da fingers,and get my wopes and wittle bundle ofequipment and den I go flying like cwazyacwoss da town fwom woof top to woof top.
Till der he is. Some poor dumb color T.V. sloband I fall on him and we westle a widdle until I get him all woped. So big deal.
You tink when you SPIDERMANder's sometin big going to happen to you.Well, I tell you what. It don't happen dat way.Nuttin happens. Gubbener calls, I go.Bwing him to powice, Gubbener calls again,like dat over and over.
I tink I twy sometin diffunt. I tink I twysometin excitin like wacing cawrs. Sometin to makemy heart beat at a difwent wate.But den you just can't quit being sometin likeSPIDERMAN.You SPIDERMAN for life. Fowever. I can't evenbuin my suit. It won't buin. It's fwame wesistent.So maybe dat's youwr pwoblem too, who knows.Maybe dat's da whole pwoblem wif evwytin.Nobody can buin der suits, dey all fwame wesistent.Who knows?
I know. I know. All da dumb jokes:No flies on you, ha ha,and da ones about what do I do wit alldoze extwa legs in bed. Well, dat's funny yeah.But you twy being SPIDERMAN for a month or two. Go ahead.
You get doze cwazy calls fwom daGubbener askin you to twap some booglar who'sonly twying to wip off color T.V. sets.Now, what do I cawre about T.V. sets?But I pull on da suit, da stinkin suit,wit da sucker cups on da fingers,and get my wopes and wittle bundle ofequipment and den I go flying like cwazyacwoss da town fwom woof top to woof top.
Till der he is. Some poor dumb color T.V. sloband I fall on him and we westle a widdle until I get him all woped. So big deal.
You tink when you SPIDERMANder's sometin big going to happen to you.Well, I tell you what. It don't happen dat way.Nuttin happens. Gubbener calls, I go.Bwing him to powice, Gubbener calls again,like dat over and over.
I tink I twy sometin diffunt. I tink I twysometin excitin like wacing cawrs. Sometin to makemy heart beat at a difwent wate.But den you just can't quit being sometin likeSPIDERMAN.You SPIDERMAN for life. Fowever. I can't evenbuin my suit. It won't buin. It's fwame wesistent.So maybe dat's youwr pwoblem too, who knows.Maybe dat's da whole pwoblem wif evwytin.Nobody can buin der suits, dey all fwame wesistent.Who knows?
Stupidity
You would not believe how irritated I am right now. A lot of adult are truly acting childish these days. My neighborhood totally reminds me of grade school. You always have one bully that ruins everybody fun. Except here is not taking your lunch money. Its suing you! What are these people thinking. PSYCHO. Any way... Adults need to grow up and act their age. People need to learn to let things slide or consult the person that the issue is with..
We moved into a neighborhood so we could have a peaceful place to live. Nope. Not here. Too many people causing problems.
I have came to the depressing conclusion that i will live in the middle of nowhere when i have my own place. Maybe Alaska.
We moved into a neighborhood so we could have a peaceful place to live. Nope. Not here. Too many people causing problems.
I have came to the depressing conclusion that i will live in the middle of nowhere when i have my own place. Maybe Alaska.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
this is a paper i had to write for my nursing class. let me know what you think before i turn it in
Medical Careers—Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Nurse
Olivia Barnwell
Neonatal intensive care unit nurses are registered nurses who specialize in the care of new born babies who are delivered per-term. Most people in the medical field consider the NICU to be the most challenging field in nursing. Every year in the United States more than 5,500 babies are born weighing less than one pound. Sadly, twenty years ago most of these babies would not make it through the first week of life.
To become a NICU nurse you have to go to college to obtain at least your associates degree in nursing, and have at least two years of experience in neonate care. Some things that Neonatal nurses have to do are monitoring the baby’s lungs and heart rate closely, making sure they are receiving the needed nutrition, and recording their growth and development properly for the doctor. The NICU is an intense part of the hospital, because when something goes wrong, you know it can be fatal. The smallest thing can stop or reverse any progress that has been made.
The salary of a neonatal nurse varies, but is anywhere from $51,588 to $83,020, depending on education and job experience. The need for neonatal nurses is forever growing. The need for any kind of nurse is never ending, because there are so many different fields of nursing. There are also many levels of education, for example CNA and RN, RN or LNP. To get the best job you would want to have the highest education possible.
Neonatal nurses generally switch from the NICU to Labor and delivery every month or so. You can choose to stay in on or the other, but most choose to switch back and forth. In labor and delivery you would tend to the mothers needs while she is in labor, and then the baby’s needs when he or she is born. You would monitor the mother through the delivery process, and then take the baby, clean it up, weigh it, record its length, take the first picture and foot print the birth certificate. Then the nurse would then take the baby back to its mother, and notify a lactation specialist.
Many things can occur with a pre-mature baby, here are a few. When a baby is born before 37 weeks gestation, there is always a chance its lungs are not fully developed and ready to take that first breath. In most cases, if the doctor knows the mother is going to deliver early, the mother will be given a steroid that progresses the fetus’s lungs to mature faster. Preemies can also suffer from blindness, due to lack of retinal development. Most people who have preemies have their eyes checked 2-3 times a year. The smallest living baby was born at 8.6 ounces, about the size of an average cell phone. She experienced many developmental delays in the first few months, including breathing, eating, and she had trouble getting enough sleep. Due to modern day medical science, she left the hospital at 5.9 pounds and she was 19 inches long.
The nurses who work in the NICU are strong willed and only want every baby they come in contact with to survive. They work countless hours of overtime to ensure that their assigned baby is taken care of. Many of the nurses get emotionally attached to their patients, and it is bitter sweet when they see them leave the NICU. They also get attached to the families, because they know exactly what they are going through. The every day struggles of working in the NICU are stress full to say the least, but any time they see a child grow an ounce, breath on its own, learn to suck from a bottle, and even be discharged, it’s an extremely rewarding experience.
Medical Careers—Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Nurse
Olivia Barnwell
Neonatal intensive care unit nurses are registered nurses who specialize in the care of new born babies who are delivered per-term. Most people in the medical field consider the NICU to be the most challenging field in nursing. Every year in the United States more than 5,500 babies are born weighing less than one pound. Sadly, twenty years ago most of these babies would not make it through the first week of life.
To become a NICU nurse you have to go to college to obtain at least your associates degree in nursing, and have at least two years of experience in neonate care. Some things that Neonatal nurses have to do are monitoring the baby’s lungs and heart rate closely, making sure they are receiving the needed nutrition, and recording their growth and development properly for the doctor. The NICU is an intense part of the hospital, because when something goes wrong, you know it can be fatal. The smallest thing can stop or reverse any progress that has been made.
The salary of a neonatal nurse varies, but is anywhere from $51,588 to $83,020, depending on education and job experience. The need for neonatal nurses is forever growing. The need for any kind of nurse is never ending, because there are so many different fields of nursing. There are also many levels of education, for example CNA and RN, RN or LNP. To get the best job you would want to have the highest education possible.
Neonatal nurses generally switch from the NICU to Labor and delivery every month or so. You can choose to stay in on or the other, but most choose to switch back and forth. In labor and delivery you would tend to the mothers needs while she is in labor, and then the baby’s needs when he or she is born. You would monitor the mother through the delivery process, and then take the baby, clean it up, weigh it, record its length, take the first picture and foot print the birth certificate. Then the nurse would then take the baby back to its mother, and notify a lactation specialist.
Many things can occur with a pre-mature baby, here are a few. When a baby is born before 37 weeks gestation, there is always a chance its lungs are not fully developed and ready to take that first breath. In most cases, if the doctor knows the mother is going to deliver early, the mother will be given a steroid that progresses the fetus’s lungs to mature faster. Preemies can also suffer from blindness, due to lack of retinal development. Most people who have preemies have their eyes checked 2-3 times a year. The smallest living baby was born at 8.6 ounces, about the size of an average cell phone. She experienced many developmental delays in the first few months, including breathing, eating, and she had trouble getting enough sleep. Due to modern day medical science, she left the hospital at 5.9 pounds and she was 19 inches long.
The nurses who work in the NICU are strong willed and only want every baby they come in contact with to survive. They work countless hours of overtime to ensure that their assigned baby is taken care of. Many of the nurses get emotionally attached to their patients, and it is bitter sweet when they see them leave the NICU. They also get attached to the families, because they know exactly what they are going through. The every day struggles of working in the NICU are stress full to say the least, but any time they see a child grow an ounce, breath on its own, learn to suck from a bottle, and even be discharged, it’s an extremely rewarding experience.
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Valentines Day?
So i have always saw valentines day as over rated. What do people actually do on feb. 14th? serious question. i want answers people!! and not something like put valentines in the other kids hand made mail boxes.
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