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2018-05-18 01:13:56 UTC  
2018-05-18 01:26:34 UTC  

Not yet

2018-05-18 01:58:29 UTC  

In the state of WA, the community colleges have good CNA classes. The small companies are not as well liked.... The catch is community colleges are more expensive, but are prefered. In WA, you have to go through the classes to get a license to be a CNA.

2018-05-18 02:17:13 UTC  

I think this may be the case in Florida as well, having to complete a class before the examination

2018-05-18 02:32:05 UTC  

There a skills test, and a written test in WA. Hardest part of the test:Wash hands and give patient call light.....

2018-05-18 23:40:19 UTC  

I did my CNA through a company, but it came highly regarded by my agency.

2018-05-18 23:40:50 UTC  

You have to do a class and also probably do clinicals before you can test. At least, that's how things are done in OR

2018-05-19 00:26:37 UTC  

That’s how I heard of the class that I mentioned, all the local agencies hold it in high regard.

2018-06-05 02:33:50 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/322712621503479809/453385933723533322/image.jpg

2018-06-05 02:33:51 UTC  

<@&435155893747974155> what kind of burn is this and how should I care for it?

2018-06-05 02:34:02 UTC  

3rd degree

2018-06-05 02:34:18 UTC  

Right now I'm keeping it covered in ointment and gauze

2018-06-05 02:34:20 UTC  

cold water rinse... pat dry with clean towel

2018-06-05 02:34:25 UTC  

ointment and gause

2018-06-05 02:34:43 UTC  

Aloe and lidocaine patches while I work

2018-06-05 10:26:26 UTC  

I thought third degree reaches sub-cutaneous tissue like muscle, tendons, etc

2018-06-05 10:58:00 UTC  

Yeah I don't think it's third degree

2018-06-05 10:58:34 UTC  

Severe first degree bordering on second possibly

2018-06-05 11:15:13 UTC  

But I don't know lol

2018-06-05 11:16:17 UTC  

I got 425 degree glue on it at work and when I peeled the dried glue off it took a layer of skin with it

2018-06-05 13:09:33 UTC  
2018-06-05 15:08:59 UTC  

If it gets any worse or pusses up go see the Dr to get some RX cream

2018-06-05 15:09:33 UTC  

Any Dr will be able to give you a topical cream stronger then some over the counter burn gel

2018-06-05 21:58:01 UTC  

@Louis Loire - NY thanks. I'm going floating this weekend should I just dress it as normal or do I need to wrap it in a waterproof bandage or something?

2018-06-05 22:36:36 UTC  

Or should I even worry about it?

2018-06-09 04:49:05 UTC  

I would put a protective layer over it.

2018-06-19 23:34:03 UTC  

<@&435155893747974155> can any of you fine people read a blood test chart?

2018-06-19 23:34:12 UTC  

Or understand it

2018-06-20 00:08:39 UTC  

@Thomas Morrow it definitely needs to be waterproofed, you don’t want river water on your wound. You are bound to get a bacterial infection or a parasite.

2018-06-20 00:09:02 UTC  

I would do the following

2018-06-20 00:09:16 UTC  

Wrap as normal with your atibiotic ointments etc

2018-06-20 00:09:47 UTC  

And rewear with a water resistant tape or find a slightly tight rubber sleeve

2018-06-20 00:23:15 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/322712621503479809/458788889365315604/image.jpg

2018-06-20 00:23:25 UTC  

Oh

2018-06-20 00:23:32 UTC  

THat isn't as bad as I had pictures

2018-06-20 00:23:39 UTC  

Almost healed up now. I wear a big band aid over it now

2018-06-20 00:23:57 UTC  

That could be gently wrapped with water resistant tape and gauze and be just fine

2018-06-20 00:24:00 UTC  

Just to keep the product at work from ripping it open

2018-06-20 00:24:14 UTC  

The skin is still thin

2018-06-20 00:24:28 UTC  

This is over two weeks later at this point haha

2018-06-20 00:25:04 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/322712621503479809/458789347806937089/image.jpg