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This medication is used to prevent nausea and vomiting caused by cancer drug treatment (chemotherapy). It is also used to prevent nausea and vomiting after surgery. Palonosetron works by blocking one of the body's natural substances (serotonin) that causes vomiting.
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This medication may also be used for the treatment of nausea and vomiting caused by chemotherapy.
Read the Patient Information Leaflet if available from your pharmacist before you start using palonosetron and each time you get a refill. If you have any questions, ask your doctor or pharmacist.
This medication is given by injection into a vein by a health care professional. It is given as directed by your doctor, usually 30 minutes before the start of chemotherapy or right before the start of surgery.
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This medication may increase serotonin and rarely cause a very serious condition called serotonin syndrome/toxicity. The risk increases if you are also taking other drugs that increase serotonin, so tell your doctor or pharmacist of all the drugs you take (see Drug Interactions section). Get medical help right away if you develop some of the following symptoms: fast heartbeat, hallucinations, loss of coordination, severe dizziness, severe nausea/vomiting/diarrhea, twitching muscles, unexplained fever, unusual agitation/restlessness.
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BIOL 1000 - Medical Terminology *
BIOL 1004 - Basic Anatomy/Physiology *
SURG 1005 - Microbiology for Surgical Tech *
CSPT 1001 - Intro to Central Processing
CSPT 1002 - Central Processing Laboratory
CSPT 1010 - Central Processing Capstone
CSPT 1011 - Central Processing Practicum I
CSPT 1012 - Clinical Practicum II
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An overview of the surgical and central service environment, clinical management and documentation skills, and CRCST certification exam preparation. CSPT 1010 concepts are reinforced by experiences in CSPT 1011 and CSPT 1012.
CSPT 1011 - Central Processing Practicum I
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Course consists of one five-week supervised clinical rotation during which students will complete orientation to a second clinical site, practice the skills necessary to perform the duties of a central processing technician, develop professional behaviors while in the surgical and central service environment, and adequately document their experiences in their Practica. CSPT 1010 provides rationale and concepts to support experiences in this course.
Central Processing Technical Certificate
The Central Processing program is 25 credit-hour technical certificate. Seeing your advisor early in your academic path will help you take the courses that you need to complete your course of study in a timely manner. Find Your Advisor Online
~ Advising Sheet for Central Processing Technical Certificate (PDF)
~ Fact Sheet for Central Processing Technical Certificate (PDF)
General Technology A.A.S. Degree for Central Processing Students
The Central Processing Technical Certificate is designed so that, with the addition of SURG 1006 - Basic Chemistry/Pharmacology and BIOL 1006 - First Aid and CPR, a student can apply all of the required courses toward a Nashville State Associate of Applied Science (AAS) Degree in General Technology, Technical Concentration, for Surgical Technology students. Students planning to apply the certificate toward an AAS degree should consult his/her advisor about articulation options.
~ Advising Sheet for AAS Degree in General Technology for Surgical Technology Students (PDF)
Students successfully completing the program will be eligible to sit for the national certifying exam offered by the International Association of Central Service Materials Management (IAHCSMM) or the Certification Board for Sterile Processing and Distribution (CBSPD) and receive certification the Certified Registered Central Service Technician credential from IAHCSMM or the Certified Sterile Processing and Distribution Technician credential from CBSPD.
For more information on the field of Central Processing, please visit the IAHCSMM website (www.iahcsmm.org) or the CBSPD website (www.sterileprocessing.org).
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Although the name, Fulton, appeared in many references, from time to time, the surname was shown with the spellings Fulton, Ffulton, Fullton and others.
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Kevin, 39, a vice president at a Chicago Internet company, likes to spend money. During the six years he's been married, he's surprised his wife, Dawn, 37, by coming home with purchases—power tools, shoes, and even a Nissan Pathfinder—that he neglected to mention to her beforehand. "She was out of town and I just bought the new car and picked her up at the train station in it," he says.
Not telling your spouse that you've dropped tens of thousands of dollars on an SUV would be a source of terminal conflict in most marriages, but Kevin and Dawn have a secret that keeps his spending (and her thriftiness) from getting in the way of their marital bliss—they keep completely separate finances.
Kevin, who makes considerably more than Dawn, splits their $2,800 monthly mortgage payment evenly with his wife. They keep their own checking accounts, have their own credit cards, and save separately for the future. "She wasn't too thrilled about the car," Kevin says, "but I paid for it, so she didn't have too big of a problem."
Purchasing decisions—involving everything from toilet paper to a vacation home—are common flash points for spouses, and as the economy falters, discussions about them only become more fraught. "The No. 1 thing couples divorce over is money," says Leah Hanson, director of the Harmoney program, a Boston counseling service that teaches couples how to communicate about finances. "Recessions and rising prices result in divorce." To guard against that eventuality, many couples are becoming kitchen-table accountants who go fifty-fifty on every major bill and keep what's left for their own purposes.
Christian Farrell, a 33-year-old associate planning director at an advertising company, alternates weekly grocery duty with his wife, Rebecca, 32. They each write a check for half the rent on their Hoboken, New Jersey, apartment, and they keep track of the utility payments they make and settle up at the end of the month. Since they make similar money and have separate credit cards, the personal spending habits of one elicit little more than a shrug from the other.
"My wife likes spending on vacations and trips more than I do," Christian says. "But we don't fight about money, because most of the stuff we buy we individually control."
Kevin's experience has been similar. "With separate finances, not every little thing is scrutinized. There's less to argue about."
For some financially unyoked couples, dividing responsibilities is more complicated than making a fifty-fifty split. Marc Bliss, 40, a research-deployment manager for IBM in Knoxville, Tennessee, makes significantly less than his wife, Jerilyn, 40, a vice president of communications for a cable-television company. She brings in around 65 percent of the total household income, and so she pays 65 percent of the expenses.
"It doesn't make sense for us to split things evenly. We've used a percentage system for our entire six-year marriage, and we never really argue about money," Marc says.
Having financial independence doesn't mean just being free to splurge or filling notebooks with calculations to maintain economic equity. For Chad Randle—a 37-year-old restaurateur in Maryland with two children—the joy of separate finances comes from being able to simply buy the small stuff rather than let his wife play domestic tastemaker.
"I'm not going to drink cheap beer," Randle says. "I'm going to drink Guinness. It's not like I have 10 cases of Guinness in the garage, but even if I did, to hell with her."
For guys like Randle—who keeps his own savings account and who pays the mortgage while his wife, Christine, 38, ponies up for utilities and child care to even things out—the thought of freedom from having to report back about, account for, and defend their expenditures is what leads them to separate financially from their wives.
"I have a couple of guy friends who are the big breadwinners in their families but their wives put them on allowances," Marc Bliss says. "If they knew, they would envy me, because I spend my money any way I want."
But according to Lisa Peterson, president of Lantern Financial, LLC, roommate-style monetary arrangements can cause trouble down the road. With the financial pie split in half, couples who dream of a vitamin-commercial-quality retirement may not realize that while one spouse is saving to have enough cash to retire to the French Riviera, the other is snapping up a new iPhone every time there's an upgrade.
Eve Kaplan of Kaplan Financial Advisors in Berkeley Heights, New Jersey, has seen the separate-finances approach go awry. "I met a wife who was talking about having another child, and her husband was talking all about himself—now and in retirement," Kaplan says. "If one person has enough money to last them to 95 and the other is going to run out at age 70, what happens then?"
In the meantime, as the economy continues to flatline, guys like 44-year-old John Hall—a fitness professional in Chicago who pays the mortgage and utilities while his wife takes care of her own incidentals and credit cards—are taking a hard-nosed approach to short-term financial woes.
"My wife works at a mortgage brokerage, so she's been financially strapped," he says. "But I'm like, 'Hey, that's on you. Those are your bills. Don't bitch to me about your bills.'"


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Haha awesome! Wondering how you got the cat to look the opposite direction of the camera. Animals are so hard to take pictures of!
Meow meow, everything looks bigger when you're small, meow meow.
This is really cool looking..almost like it's from the point of view of the cat.
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cat in a fish's eyes
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By BGEA Staff • June 1, 2004 • Topics: Homosexuality
The Bible provides God's blueprint for marriage and for His good gift of sex in Genesis 2:24. The gift is only to be enjoyed within a marriage between a man and a woman.
There are no exceptions suggested, such as homosexual partnerships. From Genesis on, the Bible praises the marriage of a man and a woman, but it speaks only negatively of homosexual behavior whenever it is mentioned.
The Old Testament states, "Do not lie with a man as one lies with a woman; that is detestable" (Leviticus 18:22 and 20:13). The New Testament agrees, listing "homosexual offenders" among a list of people who "will not inherit the kingdom of God" unless they are cleansed through Christ (1 Corinthians 6:9-11).
Other passages are Genesis, chapter 19; Romans 1:18-32; 1 Timothy 1:8-11; and Jude, verse 7. However, it is important to note that the Bible speaks only of homosexual behavior (which would include lust—choosing to fantasize about behavior), not unchosen feelings. God will not judge a Christian guilty for his or her involuntary feelings.
Sometimes it is said that the Bible does not record any words of Jesus about homosexuality, and therefore it must be acceptable to God. However, the Bible does not record sayings of Jesus about a number of other specific sins either. When people asked Jesus about marriage, He told them to remember what Genesis said about God's plan for marriage (Matthew 19:1-12). So, in this sense, Jesus did have something to say about homosexual partnerships. God only blessed sex within the committed marriage relationship of a man and a woman.
Some have tried to reinterpret what the Bible says, in an effort to approve homosexual relationships. For a reply to such efforts, read "Straight and Narrow" by Thomas Schmidt or "A Strong Delusion" by Joe Dallas. These books are available through most Christian bookstores or through Regeneration Books, P. O. Box 9830, Baltimore, Maryland 21284, telephone: (410) 661-4337.
It's crazy and dangerous how some people try to interpret God's word. One of the interpretations people also make is about marijuana. God did make it but He also made the tree of knowledge. Just because He made it doesn't make it ok
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The ladies have pretty much covered everything I would say. My daughter had a different but 100% fatal situation. Abortion did cross my mind but I am so glad I decided to carry her. It was one of the best decisions I ever made. I was am so thankful for the time I got with her. She lived longer than anyone ever thought she would. Although emotionaly it was hard, my pregnancy with her was physically my easiest. I went on to have a healthy pregnancy not long after my daughter was born. I would get a second, third, or even fourth opinon about the medical issues involving you. You do not want to rush into this decision. Choosing to carry and the whole experience has made me the person I am today. A better person.
Andrea wife of Andrew mommy of Avia (7yo) Jamie (1/22-24/11) Rainbow Calvin 1/22/12
My baby had no kidneys and also no amniotic fluid, and the prognosis was the same yours. I did have one perinatologist tell me that there were "risks to me" ( which turned out to be only the same risks as with any other pregnancy, healthy baby or not). I, too, was encouraged to terminate before 24 weeks, and I also remember feeling a great deal of pressure to make a decision before the deadline. I am very pro-life, but was actually considering it because this doctor had told me there would be risks to me. I also was very worried that my baby would experience pain or suffering without the cushion of amniotic fluid. When I did some research about the process they use for termination, my decision to CTT, which had been winning anyway, became the clear and only choice. I guess I had it in my head that they would just induce delivery and the baby would be born alive and die of the same natural causes she would have anyways, but that is NOT the case. Although I am devastated that my daughter is gone, I can honestly say that I have no regrets in the way that I carried her and loved her while she was here on Earth, which comforts me. It was not in my hands, but God's.
Mom to Nicholas (12/04), Naomi (7/09), and our angel, ^^Susanna^^ (8/3/12 stillborn @39 wks from Potters)
My health has not been compromised in any way from the baby. I see the doctor every two weeks. Other than the baby not having functioning kidneys everything else has developed fine. The baby was 2 1/2 lbs. and 15" when I had and ultrasound at 28 wks.
I know what the doctors have said the outcome will be, but I don't want to let them determine the fate of my baby. I too was given the option to terminate, but my personal belief is that it is in God's hands and I know that miracles happen every day and I don't want it to be my doing that makes it impossible for a miracle to be perform in my baby's life if that is God's will. Also I have enjoyed this time that I have to get to know my baby while he/she (doctors have not been able to tell what we are having) grows. I look forward to what time, however little, the Lord blesses me with once this baby is born. I also don't want the complication of prematurity to take away from any of that time if at all possible, because as we know that adds another set of problems to the mix. So, I have tried to make sure I am doing everything I can to give this baby a chance to grow.
This is the hardest thing that I have had to endure, but I know that the most rewarding thing will be to hold my baby for time that we are granted. The initial shock has worn off for me, but the sadness is still here. I cry when I talk about the baby and when I am trying to make plans/arrangements, but I think that it is normal. I think that these support groups are great and they help you learn what to do prepare as much as you can in these type of situations.
I am sorry that the doctors have put pressure on you and created this urgency. In the past 10weeks, since we received this diagnosis, I have seen so many doctors and specialist and they all offer their varying opinions. Some of them have been more forceful then others with trying to get me to make my decision align with theirs. I know in my heart what is best for me, my baby and my family and I am just as forceful back with them. I would encourage you to do some research on the condition and ask questions.
There is another support group here Carried/Carrying to term despite Potter's diagnosis here as well as a couple of closed Potter's support Groups on facebook where you can post without worries of others seeing your activity.
~ Mom to Kaitlyn (12/2001), Ryleigh (12/2005), ^Evan^ (1/9/13, CTT despite Potter's Syndrome) and RAINBOW Jenna (10/20/14)
If there is something specific about your situation that puts you at risk for organ failure then I understand why you are struggling with this decision. Your own health is vitally important. But having a baby with non-functioning kidneys and low fluid shouldn't put you at elevated risk in and of itself. .
If you need to consider termination to protect your own health you might want to look to the ladies on the Termination for Medical Reasons board for advice and support.
I am not opposed to termination as a rule and believe that every woman needs to make that difficult decision for herself, but I can say that carrying Violet to term was probably the most meaningful experience of my life. I would not trade it for anything.
I wish you peace with whatever decision you make. We are here for you.
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My biggest concern now is- will my baby feel pain even through the drugs administered to me that will likely travel through my blood to her? I could never forgive myself if I later find out she DID feel it.
First off, I'm so sorry your sweet baby girl is facing these developmental issues. It's absolutely heartbreaking, I know. Her issues sound pretty similar to my son's. I'm also very sorry that you're going through this as a single parent since your son's father has walked out. I can't imagine the added stress this has put on you. I hope you have a strong support system in family or close friends that you can talk to. This group is also really amazing for support. And like others have said, we are a biased group as far as the ctt/ tfmr decisions go. I didn't want to be the one to end my son's life. I knew he would die whenever he was supposed to die, and I didn't want to be the one who decided when that would be. I really, really wanted to be able to meet him alive, even though I knew from researching and reading others' stories, that if he even was born alive, his time would be very short. I'm a pretty stubborn person, and that must have been clear to my doctors, because even though my peri and the fetal surgeon that we saw both informed us that termination was an option, and I said that my husband and I would have to discuss that, it was never brought up again after that first time. Also, my own health was never a topic of discussion, or if it was, I don't remember it. So I'm guessing that you have other circumstances that make your own health an issue? I didn't have any complications in carrying my son other than gestational diabetes, which was unrelated to his condition. I know that the decision you are facing isn't easy, and carrying to term isn't easy either, but the love and the joy I felt on the day that my son was born far outweigh the fear and the sadness I felt while carrying him.
One added thing- the doctors told me I probably wouldn't be able to feel my son move much- actually, they said he wouldn't be able to move much- without fluid, but I actually felt him move quite a bit! He wasn't able to change positions, even though it sure felt like he did! He was always in the same position every other week when we did an u/s. But I treasure the memories of his hands moving across my belly and how he always got the hiccups. I pray that the decision you make will be based on what you feel is best for you and your family, and not what doctors think you should do. I know many people wonder why anybody would put themselves through a pregnancy knowing that the baby would die (someone actually asked me this many times throughout my pg) and the answer for me was "love." I wanted my son to know that I loved him more than I loved myself and that I would fight for him every step of the way. Good luck, mama. I'm praying for you, your young son, and your precious baby girl!
Beth, mom to Aidan 4-24-08, ^^Evan^^ 4-6-10, and Zoey 6-21-11
I'm sorry you are facing this. All the women who have commented have given you great advice and have shared pretty much everything I would say. I definitely think drs bloat things to go along with their opinion of what should happen. The MFM specialist I saw for a "second opinion" was all for terminating and was giving me all the so called "risks" but my ob plainly told me this will be treated as a normal pregnancy. The only "risk" in carrying my daughter to me due to her condition was polyhydramnios and I did not develop it. Any pregnancy has risk even if your baby is perfectly healthy. For me, I would carry as long as I could for the chance to meet and hold my child. There's nothing wrong with the drs monitoring you and if things would happen to become more dangerous for you then inducing early.
Holly, Mommy to Hannah, ^Jordan^, Kyndra, ^Carleigh^, Lainey, and Evanee
I am going to put it straight out here.
You will not find anyone here that is going to tell you that it is okay to end the baby's life prematurily on your own or doctor's terms. You are just not. Termination means end. You can wrap it up in pretty words and call it medical termination or early induction or what have you. Either way, the doctor will give medication to END the baby's life here on earth. Yes, it is inevitable the end of their life. But it is all a matter of WHEN.
-TMFR and CTT are choices. Here, we can ONLY provide you our experiences about the CHOICE of CTT.
The whys of the CTT?
-moms feel that giving the medication to stop a baby's heartbeat is not what they want. If a baby can be stressed out during a deliver, who is to say that a baby would not be stressed during a termination. A CTT baby's hb is monitored, your health is monitored well. You "know" when they are failing, like we did when our daughter's started failing. We delivered at 36 wks when she said "enough".
-We were all told the risks, but when all the moms pushed back at the medical professionals, they all change their tune when they realize that you are not going to agree to an early termination. Plan of care changes. If you are unsure, you NEED to get a second opinion or a third, or a fourth. You have not stated exactly why they think you are at risk, so we cannot give you good advice in that respect.
-You very may well reget that you were unsure for the rest of you life...I recieve messages WEEKLY from parents that terminated their pg early with the same condition that my daughter had...they had no idea that they even had the CHOICE to continue to carry and say that they wish they would have. I am just being honest here.
-If you have spent time on TMFR, and I think you have based on the things you are coming here with, you are going to get the answers you want to hear from them. I am in no way saying they are wrong in their choice...it is THEIR CHOICE. But you will not find anyone here saying that stopping a baby's heartbeat or delivering early isn't cruel. You are not going to get CTT moms to agree to that. You just aren't.
-This board is not about debate and I am trying not to debate it....however, you seem to want our take on it and you obviously are wavering. We on the internet CANNOT make this choice for you. We can only be here to give you our experiences.
-as for medical problems? My daughter had excessive fluid. Extremely excessive. I am a labor and delivery nurse and am WELL aware of the risks of pregnancy. If you are properly monitored, there is no more risk to carrying a fatal or poor pregnancy than any other "normal" pregnancy. Preeclampsia, hysterctomies, pp hemmorhages are risk for ALL pg.There are syndromes like 'mirror" syndrome,etc...but again...could happen in ANY pg...fatal or not. Again. A doctor can give you the laundry list of medical problems...because they do anyway. Until we know your specifics, we can't provide you with someone with similar problems.
Unfortunately, we cannot tell you if they are pain. There are arguments that by carrying my daughter, I was prolonging her suffering. However, every week, every u/s she was kicking and bouncing and making fetal breathe movements. Renowned perinatologists in my area scratched their heads...Want to know why? I was one of the FEW that ever carried past their "POINT OF NO RETURN" dates. The truth is? The numbers are staggering for termination because women don't know that they have a choice because the doctors they trust their care with told them that they must. My husband argued the first few days with "The doctor said we have to, so we must". I told him that I couldn't and wouldn't do it. And if someone says it was about our religious views, it really wasn't. It was my experience. I have held 17 wk old fetuses that delivered early that still have heartbeats....those images do not leave your head and I was not prepared to do that to myself nor my family. It would be ridiculous to not even give her a chance. That is how I look at it...a chance of a life here on earth...whether protected in my womb or when she delivered...a chance.
I was asked continually if I was going to terminate by medical professionals and finally my husband said "we are not to discuss this one more time, we are not going to terminate". The doctors tuned changed.
I will NEVER, EVER, EVER regret carrying my daughter. I will never regret the moment I held her in my arms, with her fatal dwarfism, weighing 5lbs 4oz. I would absolutely regret not being able to see my baby because I had a procedure that didn't allow me to hold her.
I will forever be sad that she is not with me and I weep for every baby lost in this world...but I can say that I know in my hearts of hearts that I made the right choice for my family.
That is all I can offer....
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