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- Yay! Congrats on landing the job. Honestly, it is a great job, as far as nursing positions go. I have done several types of...1
- Forum: School Nursing
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- My thoughts exactly. Most of us sacrafice a great deal of income to work as a school nurse. I could double my hourly rate...2
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- I just want to thank all of you school nurses for what you do everyday. As a parent and an RN, I have a great deal of...8
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- you know, using the same type of logic, we can turn it around on the 3 shift a weekers and say that you guys actually work...10
- Forum: School Nursing
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- I am a happy LPN. I got my LPN late in life, because circumstances were all in place for me to do so. I was interested in...23
- Forum: LPN / LVN Corner
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- When a pt is that upset its really difficult for them to hear what you're saying. Remaining calm despite the ranting and...1
- Forum: Nurse Colleague / Patient Relations
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- Thank you for showing us your courage and sharing this very intense part of your life right now. I appreciate it.3
- Forum: Nurses With Disabilities
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- My dear Viva, I am rendered mute with sorrow for your situation so eloquently expressed. The unappreciated toil of a...6
- Forum: Nurses With Disabilities
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- Hugs!! Have you ever thought this is not all your fault? If you had the right support from work and I mean enough...6
- Forum: Nurses With Disabilities
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- OK, now y'all have done it......crying jag #4 coming right up!......:angrybird3: `snif` Thank you.......I really do...5
- Forum: Nurses With Disabilities
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- No, Viva, your career is not over. Your time at this job is over. You are too brilliant not to persevere. Here is...22
- Forum: Nurses With Disabilities
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- Oncology pain is nothing to screw with. I used to **** off the upper management by giving my patients dilaudid (when...33
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- Ohhhh that one hits me hard. Along with using the wrong words like "she don't be wanting that medication." I dislike it. ...6
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- "Orientated". I got 'orientated' to my job today. Mrs. Smith is alert and 'orientated'. . .24
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- I've only read the OP but I want to say that some nurses won't give morphine due to their own prejudices. I've had to have...8
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- I feel bad for not only the patient, but whoever follows the cranky, I'm-not-going-to-give-pain-meds-unless-you're-screaming...11
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- @Jenni811 My diagnosis was "downgraded" from MS to Transverse Myelitis. My symptoms are a feeling like some one is...8
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- So what do you tell these patients? "Sorry, you don't look like you're in pain, so you aren't getting anything for it?" ...12
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- As a hospice nurse, I agree wholeheartedly with you. 1 or 2 mg of Morphine is NOTHING when used against cancer pain. ...14
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- A year and a half ago I walked into an ER with a known brain tumor (diagnosed by MRI and the initial doc I saw thought it...25
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- There is a difference in acute pain and chronic pain as one said. Just because you are not screaming out in pain doesn't...20
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- There are studies that show that cancer patients with pain are frequently undertreated precisely because of the type of...21
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- Here lately, I've had a couple of situations where the oncoming nurse didn't agree with choices I made on my shift regarding...24
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- 1' to do is have IT disable the internet. then disable the video capability. then have a nice civil discussion on what...5
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- My family is an extremely close one. We all grew up in the same general area, with only 2 exceptions (an uncle who visited...11
- Forum: General Articles About Nursing
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- I know of one RN (she was nursing director at a Phoenix nursing home), who lost her nursing license, based on the actions of...1
- Forum: Nurse Colleague / Patient Relations
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- I know a DON at a nursing home who had her license number referred to the state's BON due to an ongoing Coumadin med error...3
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- I've never heard that an LPN works under an RN's license. Never heard of an RN losing their license over something an LPN...3
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- Oh, please say it isn't so. "Complaining of" does not have a negative connotation when used in a medical context. I am so...8
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- As far as I know, what the patient presents with for treatment is still called the chief complaint, and "complains of" is...12
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- Licenses apply only to the person named on the license, no one ever works under another person's license. However, the...3
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- I have not heard about any instances about a RN losing their license due to a LPN. I do work with LPNs at a peds hospital...2
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- No, this is a misconception. You have your own license. Your license would only be in jeopardy if you didn't prevent a...4
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- No one works on or under someone elses license.15
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- When I was an LPN, my DON at the nursing home always said that we worked under her license. That's all I know...1
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