attack of the rash!

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Specializes in School Nurse, professor, OBGYN.

Thank goodness I have a bottle of eucerin lotion!

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Is it a puBlic rash?

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Specializes in School Nurse, professor, OBGYN.
Is it a puBlic rash?

What do you mean? LOL

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I couldn't have used Eucerin lotion . . . gotta have a doctor order it. No OTC stuff w/o an order.

We even had to stop using petroleum jelly.

But of course we had new laws letting teachers give PR Valium and epi-pens. Of course, NO teacher stepped up to train for the PR Valium. Hardly any for the epi-pens.

Sometimes it felt like the Twilight Zone . . . making teachers act like they worked in a medical clinic. But the nurse can't apply petroleum jelly on chapped lips or Eucerin lotion on itchy skin.

:rolleyes:

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Specializes in School Nurse, professor, OBGYN.
I couldn't have used Eucerin lotion . . . gotta have a doctor order it. No OTC stuff w/o an order.

We even had to stop using petroleum jelly.

But of course we had new laws letting teachers give PR Valium and epi-pens. Of course, NO teacher stepped up to train for the PR Valium. Hardly any for the epi-pens.

Sometimes it felt like the Twilight Zone . . . making teachers act like they worked in a medical clinic. But the nurse can't apply petroleum jelly on chapped lips or Eucerin lotion on itchy skin.

:rolleyes:

crazy!

I can give Vaseline, eucerin, aquafor, and bactine for cuts/scrapes.

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crazy!

I can give Vaseline, eucerin, aquafor, and bactine for cuts/scrapes.

Oh my goodness!! I could never do that! :banghead:

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I use acquaphor, hydrocortisone cream, lip balm, sting relief spray, bacitracin, etc...

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