Poker_hog

[quote]Webb was waiting for a formal invitation there or what.[/quote] I don’t get why a guy batting 150 continues to lead off....

[quote]The pitcher isn’t strutting now[/quote] That error broke him...

[quote]Anyone else having streaming issues this game?[/quote] Got to kick your kids off the internet baw. Only so much bandwidth ...

[quote]No idea who that is.[/quote] What about the guy before him? Andrew Benintendi. Ever heard of him?...

[quote]Line up looks scary [/quote] DVH treating it like a midweek game....

Who’s starting game 2?...

Y’all get a lot of hits. Just don’t score any runs. I mean how do you only get 3 runs on 14 hits? ...

[quote]Kopps is on the bump. It's over brah[/quote] With Wiggins available if kopps gets in trouble ...

Webels scared of Franklin ...

If we can get the lead we can slam the door shut with Kopps and Wiggins....

[quote]Program's first one-and-done, hard to believe. [/quote] What was Joe Johnson? Half and done?...

[quote]Can't believe you guys would give up a guy that sat out a year to be a hog and plays as hard as Notae for one year with a Mizzou dude. Dude balled out a few games and kept us in the Baylor game single handedly. Pretty lame.[/quote] The same can be said for vanny although it was against...

[quote]Doing a TEE is a skill, as is placing an epidural, spinal, nerve block, central line, A-line, or an intubation. Skills can be taught, learned, and one can either become proficient or not.[/quote] No. These aren’t the same. Echo has its own board certification. For you to dumb it down to...

[quote]You completely missed the whole point. I am sure at one point in time, you couldn’t do a TEE or interpret the results and you got trained to do them. If CRNA’s were the only providers that did TEE’s at a facility, and they [b]were trained as glorious as you were, [/b]I am sure the results wou...

[quote]And many states are sure they can without supervision of a doctor.[/quote] Yes but they also leave the local hospital’s in charge of deciding who can practice unsupervised in their facility. The CRNAs are doing the easy stuff independently in those states. They aren’t doing the high acui...

[quote]I worked with many anesthesiologist that weren’t TEE trained. My point is I don’t do TEE’s because I don’t currently do hearts but I know CRNA’s that are TEE proficient and do them often. I’m just not trained to do them. That’s much different than not being able to do them. It could be within...

[quote], I don’t do TEE’s because I’m not trained to do them.[/quote] [quote]all the cases from [b]hearts[/b] to head cases?[/quote] This is exactly what I’m talking about. TEE is absolutely stand of care for doing hearts. You admit you can’t do them in one post, then in the very next post c...

There’s ethical considerations as well. Are we really going to ask a parent to sign off on their kid having heart surgery without a physician anesthesiologists so we can settle a dick wagging contest?...

[quote]Doctors are to blame for a lot of these issues. I am a surgeon and do not have an NP/PA. I make less money than colleagues with an army of them but take pride in the fact that I see every patient and take ownership of their care.[/quote] So you take care of less patients. Mid levels h...

[quote] I would assume they have crunched the numbers and figure negligence leading to lawsuits will be so rare that the salary difference will make up for the lawsuits one would expect with inferior anesthesia providers? [/quote] I think you’re overestimating the average hospital administrator....