cath

[runragged]

I just got to do my first female cathiter! Yay! It was not as easu as it looks or at all how we practiced in the lab. The elderly patient I worked on was not anatomicaly correct. I was all set to go thinking about all the landmarks we were taught and they wernt there. She was a patient of "Dr. Love". All her "stuff" was moved inside! But I pull through!now I'm all signed off and can do them in the clinical setting without my instructor.

[deeDawntee, RN]

Congratulations!! You will find that female anatomy is more frequently as you described than what is considered "anatomically correct." It certainly can be a challenge. Good job!!

:yeah:

[Dream2BANurse]

We haven't made it to clinical yet but I had to validate this skill in lab today. I'm anxious to be able to work on real people! Congrats to you!

[mume2mykidz]

We haven't made it to clinical yet but I had to validate this skill in lab today. I'm anxious to be able to work on real people! Congrats to you!

I graduated last month and never got to do one yet!!!lucky you..I am gonna be so scared the 1st time because it will be where ever I work:{{{