Something to help you remember: myasthenia gravis vs Guillain-Barré

To remember the difference between  myasthenia gravis and Guillain-Barré . Myasthenia Gravis  is characterized by a weakness of muscles, especially in the face and throat, caused by a lower motor neuron lesion at the myoneural junction. Myasthenia gravis occurs when antibodies attack Acetylcholine  receptor sites  It is not a  genetic disorder. The muscle weakness occurs …

Oxygen for nurses

Time and time again in my practice as an RT I see that there are many nurses that don’t have a clue about oxygen modalities, how to use them or what is appropriate for their patients. Even some critical care nurses. In my nursing classes we did not spend a lot of time on this …