[linzz]

Thanks for the input janfrn, it is always helpful to get input from an experienced nurse. We can all learn from it.

[suzanne4]

And I have to agree with the above posters. It is physically impossible to get all of that done and done welll with a proper bath, etc., in just 20 minutes.

Getting something done quickly does not necessarily mean that it was done correctly, or without something amiss.

You are quick to point out what is wrong with your instructor, but have you actually taken the time to sit back and look at how you are doing things? Take an outside view of the scene and think if that is something that you would be happy with, if you were the patient and know what you do about nursing. I would try that for a start.

And I do not accept that you were not passed based on mispronouncing the name of a drug; that just does not happen. And with the responses that you were getting from others in your school, suggest taking a good look at yourself first; before blaming everyone else. When one person thinks that everyone is against them, believe me, it did not start out that way.

Attitude has much to do with getting things done, not this way at all.

And what you are posting has nothing to do with being a Canadian and none of your rights have been violated. You keep mentioning that, but nothing to substantiate it. Againm suggest that you take a good look at yourself and what you would be doing if you were the instructor and the shoe was on the other foot.

[loriangel14]

And how would a pt feel if you tried to do all that in 25 min ?
They would feel like they has been hit by a tornado. Doing pt care is time to asses while looking at and listening to your pt. Trying to do things as fast as possible is not the goal.