nancynance

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  1. Crying with/in front of patients?

    I think it is ok to cry as long as it doesn't put the attention on you and take it away from the patient. Does that make sense?
  2. ER vs. L&D

    I think both departments have a lot of similarities in that we have to triage patients and we never know what's going to be walking in the door. However, I think L&D nurses should have some sort of interest in birth and women's health in order to...
  3. Natural Caesareans...anyone seen this?

    Wow, new grad L&D nurse here. I love the delayed cord-clamping, but why are they not worried about the baby getting cold?
  4. Nitrous Oxide

    Anyone ever see a woman with an epidural deliver in a side lying position? I've often thought it would be possible but have never actually seen it done.
  5. Assessing Station

    So here I am in nursing school after years of being a childbirth educator and doula. Today I was excited our instructor was covering vaginal exams, and I asked how the assessment of station is done. Does the nurse actually feel for the ischial spines...
  6. L&D/ NICU prep

    How much do you know about the birth process? I know it's not directed specifically to nurses, but I highly recommend the book The Birth Partner by Penny Simkin for an overall understanding of what kind of support a woman needs during childbirth. Not...
  7. How old were you/how long did it take?

    I am in my first semester of nursing school at the ripe old age of 53! My dream is to snag a job in L&D after I graduate with my BSN, and then start on getting my CNM a couple of years after that. I have been a Childbirth Educator for 13 years an...
  8. Starting nursing school in August at the ripe old age of 53! My youngest just turned 20. I feel ready!
  9. going to my first childbirth ed class!!

    As a childbirth educator who has had some nursing students sit in on my classes, I was wondering how it went for you? Just wondering how I can make it a good experience for the nursing students in the future. Nancy