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Search Results Type: Posts; User: yiyayiya
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- There is absolutely nothing you can do If the patient refuses. I have been in that position (as a patient on several occassions) and refuse any and all invasive procedures. At the end of the day...Apr 17
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- If intubation is done re an accident and the AD was not known then fine but this would be rectified as soon as it was discovered - eg extubation. Again - refer to previous post, anyone not following...Mar 21
- Forum: Emergency Nursing
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- Yes - DNI. Can use non-invasive ventilation but nothing more. If my wishes / AD was ignored in a hospital, the people responsible would be in court for battery and false imprisonment as well as up...Mar 21
- Forum: Emergency Nursing
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- You certainly will never be using restraints on me. I refuse restraints for ANYTHING regardless of the consequences and also have an AD set up to that effect. If any procedure requires restraints...Mar 20
- Forum: Emergency Nursing
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- Mitts are very definitely a restraint. I have set up an a so that I refuse all restraints for any purpose. If that means not having life saving treatment - so be it.Jan 8
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- I agree, they dont, but by the same token I will never allow people randomly poking instruments into me such as endoscopes, catheters, etc. I expect to have ALL the options explained to me, not just...Apr 20, '12
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- In that case the medical people have obviously not bothered to do their job again. They have not informed him of what the procedure entails. As a result, even if he has signed a consent form, he...Apr 19, '12
- Forum: Nursing Humor / Share Jokes
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- A patient can refuse whatever they want.Apr 19, '12
- Forum: LPN / LVN Corner
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- patient can refuse or ask for anything they want. It is your body and you say what is done to it and how. I personally will never have any form of invasive procedure for any reason but that is my...Apr 19, '12
- Forum: Gastroenterology Nursing
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- The medical professionals, whether it be nurses or doctors ARE NOT IN CONTROL. It is the patients body and they decide what happens, noone else. I have a list of procedures that I will never consent...Apr 19, '12
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- The part of the hospital is irrelevant, any patient can refuse any treatment that they do not wish regardless of the consequences. I have a list as long as my arm of treatments which I refuse to...Apr 19, '12
- Forum: Ob/Gyn Nursing
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- If I had been the patient I would have got out of the bed and smacked him. The patient can refuse anything they want and there is nothing the arrogant idiot could have done. I personally will never...Apr 19, '12
- Forum: Nurse Colleague / Patient Relations
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- lol - just as well you dont work near me. I refuse to have a catheter or be intubated under any circumstances. Even have an AD to that effect so that it cant be done if I am incapacitated.Apr 12, '12
- Forum: Emergency Nursing
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- Doesnt surprise me. The medical profession regularily make mistakes or have a total disregard for patients if it suits their ends (financial, ease of doing their job, etc) That is why I will never...Mar 20, '12
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- There is no way I will EVER have a catheter for ANY reason, least of all to get a sample. The nurses can take a sample when I pee normally or do without.Oct 25, '11
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion