ERnurse1139

ERnurse1139

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About ERnurse1139

ERnurse1139 has 3 years experience and specializes in emergency.


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  1. We saw a guy who got bit by a snake near water (in central Indiana-- I don't know of any venomous snakes here) and thought he should bring the snake into the ER for identification. While he was trying to catch the snake it bit him again! :chuckle :...
  2. Yes, I have that all the time, more so when we are busy. They come in with a mild complaint of something totally different, and when they find out it's going to be a long wait, they suddenly remember they are also having chest pain. That is so aggr...
  3. ER must haves

    At first when I read that you put your stethoscope in the ties of your scrub pants I thought "wow, great idea!" Now I'm wondering how you get it out. Do you untie your drawstring in front of your patients? I have many patients who would enjoy that,...
  4. ER must haves

    There are stethoscope waist band clips (arround $5) that you can purchase through nursing scrub catalogs like Jasco. I love the idea but I didn't have any luck with mine, the stethoscope kept falling off of it-- I was a new nurse, trying to have all...
  5. Need help with article about EMS

    R/r 911
  6. When patients lie about rides.....

    I think our police force thinks (or maybe has been told by the hospital?) that they have to do this because the alternative is leave people stranded, either hanging out at the hospital or trying to drive or walk home which endangers innocent others. ...
  7. RSI rapid sequence intubation question

    Thanks very much for the helpful info! I appreciate learning from you!:)
  8. RSI rapid sequence intubation question

    I don't want to sound dumb, so don't judge or attack me, I'm only asking so I can learn: What is this about giving a defasciculating dose? I've worked in a small ED for 2 years and we don't do RSI very often, patients who need it are usually intubate...
  9. When patients lie about rides.....

    I work night shift in a small rural hospital with a free ambulance service for those without private insurance. We have patients who come by ambulance for minor complaints, using the ambulance as a one-way taxi service to the ER, also bypassing the ...