What Do LPN's Do. The acronym LPN stands for Licensed Practical Nurse. Some states refer to this job as an LVN or Licensed Vocational Nurse. What the LPN does depends on the âscope of practiceâ laws in the state where you work. Each state board of nursing regulates what the LPN can and cannot do. In general, LPN's provide patient care in a variety of settings within a variety of clinical specializations. LPN's usually:
While it is possible to pull a skier behind a jet ski, by law it must be a three-seater. This is because you need a driver, a second person to be a spotter/flag holder and room (a seat) to recover the skier. To pull a 150-200 pound skier, you should ideally have an 110 horsepower or greater jet ski. If youâve decided to water ski behind your jet ski, be sure to use a 100 foot tow rope. This will allow your skier enough clearance of the turbulence behind your jet ski.
Boardslide: A slide on an obstacle or wake where the nose of the board is what travels over the obstacle. So if you approache a slider with your chest facing it and ollie up and slide with the nose over the slider, it's a Frontside Boardslide. Boat: A wakeboarder or wakeskater is usually pulled by a motorized boat. Boat Speed: Refers to the speed the boat is going while pulling a wakeboarder. Most riders ride between 18-24 mph depending on rope length and skill level. Bone: To bone out a grab or bone out your leg means you straighten it all the way out.