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Old Aug 11, 2001, 10:43 AM
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I am starting a pool position as a lpn at a rehab hospital and I am currently working as a residential nurse with MD/DD/MH clients. I am wondering what type of nursing skills you use in this type setting. I graduated nursing school 2 yrs ago and have been at the current job since that time.

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Old Aug 28, 2001, 12:14 AM
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Good question...

Rehab utilizes a little bit of everything... Med-Surg, Neuro, ortho, cardiac, physicial, oncology, Surgery... you name it, you do it...
Dressings, drains, pins, halos, burns, decubiti, knees, hips, TBI's of all stages....
The patients tend to be a touch less acute than med surg or surgery. but, they tend to get sick fast...
A lot of the work is lifting and pulling... lots of muscles grow that way...
but-- its very fufulling to see someone get better...
Enjoy your new job!
--Barbara

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