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- Same here! :) I remember that fondly. Any RN can read a PPD..... I have mine read and signed off at work.May 22
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- If it ain't broke, don't fix it!!! (Of course, run a day or so of vanc thru a 24 and it's going to go bad. Fast.)May 22
- Forum: Pediatric Nursing
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- I'm a "weekender" - I work two weekend every Saturday and Sunday. But no way could I ever work 16 hour shifts! At my hospital, weekenders are a "premium pay" position, meaning I make a higher hourly...May 7
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- Last year I was able to purchase my very own staff appreciation shirt! LOL!May 7
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- Awww. this is a great video. Thanks for sharing. :)May 7
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- We get these all the time... and there have been cases where I actually wonder if it's for real munchausen's. I call these parents "MunchY" and will often refer to them as such in report.:yes: I...May 7
- Forum: Pediatric Nursing
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- I love love love my teens. Give me an assignment full of them, I don't care. :) They are completely different from children... but definitely are not yet adults. The stresses of the hospital on a...Mar 27
- Forum: Pediatric Nursing
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- We have a few of these children. There are a few that when they go.... I honestly can't think about it. And they will go. And I will be heartbroken.... but I will know that while these children...Feb 24
- Forum: Pediatric Nursing
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- It's just *not* a crazy policy. It's an industry norm... And believe me, I have seen some crazy policies. I am a weekender... meaning, I work Saturday and Sunday every week. I earn a slightly...Jan 16
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- There are definitely less where I work!!! Currently out of our entire nursing staff, we have only one man. This includes both shifts! And it's sad, because WE NEED more men. Teenage boys need...Jan 15
- Forum: Pediatric Nursing
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- North Carolina here, and my hospital is still slamming. Now granted, it's not all flu (lots of just respiratory stuff)... but the flu definitely isn't making our lives easier! My 24 bed unit is...Jan 15
- Forum: Pandemic Flu
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- I don't think mandating a 90 day policy before they pay you for TIME OFF is foolishness. I'd like the nurses working with me to actually be ORIENTED to the unit before they skip out on vacay....Jan 15
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- Right?! I love watching them astonish their doctors and their parents. I work on an ortho trauma floor so we have a lot of really nasty operative femur fixations come and go - and the night leading...Jan 14
- Forum: Pediatric Nursing
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- That seems like a pretty standard policy.Jan 14
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- Basically they will give you an idea of what the doctors are planning for this patients care. Ours will actually have "impression" and "plan for treatment" charted in the progress notes. It's always...Jan 11
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- We call maternity where they wear hospital issued scrubs and then run ours thru the unit's laundry. (We have a washer and a dryer on each unit for patients)Jan 11
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- I have two tattoos and want a third.... both of mine are hidden now. I have one on my right lower back and one on my left ankle. I'd like a small wrist tattoo, but I do worry because that would be...Jan 11
- Forum: Nursing and Professionalism
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- Try and give the nurse the benefit of the doubt. It could have been one of those nights that we have all had, where everyone around you is circling the drain and you can't catch up for falling...Jan 11
- Forum: Nurse Colleague / Patient Relations
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- Working in peds will astonish you.... kids are so resilient and can deal with 150% more than an adult ever could. They recover faster from surgery, they have a better outlook on their illness.......Jan 11
- Forum: Pediatric Nursing
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- Loved this! :) I'm a peds nurse and it's definitely where my passion lies... but I do think that sometimes we tend to forget the older kiddos that don't care about the firetrucks or the bears...Jan 10
- Forum: Pediatric Nursing
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- I would definitely consult SW. Consulting SW doesn't mean that you think this child should be taken from the home or anything else. Sometimes their is just something more to assess in the home. At...Jan 10
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- This is a topic that hits home with me because we do have children that will frequent our floors that fit this description. These are the children that I cry for on the way home from work in the...Jan 2
- Forum: Pediatric Nursing
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- No chemo drug has cotton stuffed in the top of the bottle, nor is it administered in a nursing home.Dec 29, '12
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- I am coming up on my one year mark, and the day before I head in for a shift I always feel the exact same way - just a tad nervous. I really think it's the fear of the unknown. You never know when...Dec 28, '12
- Forum: First Year After Nursing Licensure
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- Welcome to my world.... since I work with little people, I always have a room full of parents and siblings with them. Honestly, I like it that way (because the ones who are left alone... SO SAD). ...Dec 28, '12
- Forum: Nurse Colleague / Patient Relations