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Dementia Can Kill You!!

from BSN_after_40 - I was working in a float pool as an LPN years ago until I landed something more permanent. It was always a crap shoot on what the agency would offer me in the form of jobs. One assignment will never leave my mind; it was quite a horrible experience! They called and offered me a job working 3 pm until 11pm, for three evenings in a row. They...
Last Reply by MT86 Aug 30 09:53 PM   21 comments   4,970 views
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Remember the Geri-Chair?

from Ruby Vee - Long ago and in another state, I worked on a med-surg floor of a famous hospital. At that time, patients waited in the hospital for nursing home beds to become available, a wait that could sometimes last a year or more. We had as a patient an elderly Spanish aristocrat I'll call Juan. Although Juan had been in the US for decades, a series of...
Last Reply by lovepink Jul 31 12:59 AM   40 comments   8,584 views
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My Patient, Mr. Stud Muffin

from Hope4us - He was not bad looking, a little over average height. He had dark hair and though it wasn't thick and wavy or anything like that, it was nice – thicker than most men and brown. He had brown hair and I think his eyes were a dark blue. He had a pretty good build on him that caused us nurses in our twenties to call him a "Stud Muffin". That was in...
Last Reply by NRSKarenRN Jul 27 08:13 AM   1 comment   4,462 views
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True Lies

from burnbabyburn - I was sitting at the Nurse’s station trying to avoid expending any energy when the Triage nurse came in and interrupted my reverie. “You know, I think this woman is lying to me.” She was actually shocked. I decided to lay some sooth on her. “They’re all liars.” She smiled indulgently at me, knowing I was a burnout and hated all living things....
Last Reply by burnbabyburn Jul 22 12:53 AM   10 comments   3,079 views
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Confessions of a 30-something RN grad

from LuvofNursing - I am in the seat, feeling comfortable, calm (even though I have went through enough security to enter Fort Knox). I read through the instructions as to not miss anything. “You have 6 hours….” Sounds good, all is well….. First question, okay, 50/50…..A or C….. hmmm…A…. “next”…..2nd question…..what? What are they asking? These are all right,...
Last Reply by emmanewgrad Jul 19 10:29 PM   132 comments   24,959 views
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The Delivery

from cofcmom05 - For those of you who have worked long in labor and delivery and before the advent of the epidural, you may, perhaps, can relate to patients such as mine. Or not. Many years ago, I was a labor and delivery RN at a county medical hospital, serving a large population. The hospital only had 3 delivery rooms with one delivery room, that all the...
Last Reply by diane227 Apr 13 02:40 AM   13 comments   4,935 views
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I married Santa

from BSN_after_40 - Several years ago I was working as a new LPN on a busy Med-Surg unit in a small town in Northern Minnesota. As you can probably guess, we dealt with a lot of blizzards and bad winter weather more often than we like. I was working the day shift on Christmas Eve when a very dangerous blizzard began that morning. The roads leading to our small...
Last Reply by libbyjeanne Mar 14 02:58 PM   21 comments   5,434 views
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Funny Nursing related Stories

from nursejanefw - Okay, my fellow nurses…….let me share my story. I only share this, mind you, so there may be a smile upon your face, the next time you are faced with a similar situation, and so you know that we are not aloneJ. It is only after ten years plus, that I am able to tell the tale, without dying of complete embarrassment. I was a brand new GVN,...
Last Reply by ksangel Feb 19 09:14 PM   49 comments   12,385 views
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Mid shift shower.....

from NurseAlwaysNForever - All names have been changed and some words are misspelled for pronunciation purposes and curse words have been changed or left out. Nellie was an 80ish year old lady with Alzheimer’s. She wore red lipstick and big sun glasses, even just sitting in her room. She had no children, no family so to speak of. She had been married to one man, her...
Last Reply by memlz233 Jan 17 05:23 AM   51 comments   14,251 views
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Orientation Day LPN to RN

from 99percentangel - Wow! 955,000 miles, almost 500 months and 15,500 days after I became a LPN, I'm finally a student nurse again. I'm getting my associates degree in nursing so I can sit for state boards and work as a registered nurse. A dozen new vibrant colorful textbooks decorate the kitchen table and a quick peek into several reveal that they are written...
Last Reply by karmil Dec 22 08:33 PM   52 comments   8,980 views
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