Do Rns Clean The Urine And Bowels

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Hi Everybody,

Im New To This Site. I Have A Bs In Biology And Thinking For Absn ( Accelerated BSN) . I Have A Question, What Exactly Is The Duty Of A Rn ( Who's Done Absn) . Does She/he Need To Clean The Urine/stool Of Patient Too ? Or They Just Check The Vitals, Give Medicine, Start Drip, Manage Ivs, Manage Injections ? Is It All A Rn With Accelerated Bsn Do? Please Help.

Thanks

Specializes in Critical Care, Cardiothoracics, VADs.

Are you kidding? If not, I'd like one of those jobs which have no contact with bodily fluids too, please!

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Yes, there are (e.g., management), however to get there you will have to make it through nursing school and most likely other areas of nursing that require total patient care.

Pp have given you good advice - shadowing a nurse would be a good idea.

Good luck!

DeLana

THANK U VERY MUCH FOR UR SINCERE INFORMATION/ANSWER. JUST CURIOUS , IS THERE ANY COURSE THAT INVOLVES ONLY NURSING MANAGEMENT AS U JUST MENTIONED. I MEAN ANY NURSING COURSE THAT DOES NOT HAVE TO GO TO PATIENTS ROOM RATHER JUST SUPERVISE THE NURSES ? IM CONFUSED . U SEEM TO BE VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE PLEASE HELP.

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Specializes in ER, telemetry.

This must be a joke. I feel less smart posting a reply.

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THANK U VERY MUCH FOR UR SINCERE INFORMATION/ANSWER. JUST CURIOUS , IS THERE ANY COURSE THAT INVOLVES ONLY NURSING MANAGEMENT AS U JUST MENTIONED. I MEAN ANY NURSING COURSE THAT DOES NOT HAVE TO GO TO PATIENTS ROOM RATHER JUST SUPERVISE THE NURSES ? IM CONFUSED . U SEEM TO BE VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE PLEASE HELP.

Dashing, someone already gave you the answer to this: THERE IS NO WAY AROUND IT BECAUSE YOU HAVE TO GO THROUGH NURSING SCHOOL AND SOME PATIENT CARE TO GET INTO MANAGEMENT!!! Even if you went straight into a non-patient care job from school, you have to go through the same schooling as other nursing students, and that includes clinicals in hospitals doing patient care.

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Specializes in ICU,ER.

You know guys, there must be a nurse management course that bypasses that whole "nursing" thing. I think I have worked for some!:lol2:

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Specializes in Orthosurgery, Rehab, Homecare.

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THANK U VERY MUCH FOR UR SINCERE INFORMATION/ANSWER. JUST CURIOUS , IS THERE ANY COURSE THAT INVOLVES ONLY NURSING MANAGEMENT AS U JUST MENTIONED. I MEAN ANY NURSING COURSE THAT DOES NOT HAVE TO GO TO PATIENTS ROOM RATHER JUST SUPERVISE THE NURSES ? IM CONFUSED . U SEEM TO BE VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE PLEASE HELP.

If you can't handle the gory parts, don't do it. The good comes with the bad. I don't think there's a nursing management course that would take you without some work experience, and frankly, I wouldn't want or have a lot of respect for a manager who have never been "in the trenches". From your questions, you are eigther really ignorant as to what the field involves, or just not cut out for it. Take the other responders suggestion and shadow a nurse for a shift (preferably on a med-surg unit or the like.) But, if you are that averse to dealing with the "yuckies" I don't know that I would want to work with you. It's something that you just have to deal with.

Respectfully,

~Jen

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Nurses: We own your bowels.

:wakeneo:

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Specializes in Hospital, med-surg, hospice.

I have a hard time believing that you are for real...IF you ever get in to nursing courses and do clinicals You will get the opportunity for "hands on training" and you will find out what to do with poop and pee.

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If you can't handle the gory parts, don't do it. The good comes with the bad. I don't think there's a nursing management course that would take you without some work experience, and frankly, I wouldn't want or have a lot of respect for a manager who have never been "in the trenches". From your questions, you are eigther really ignorant as to what the field involves, or just not cut out for it. Take the other responders suggestion and shadow a nurse for a shift (preferably on a med-surg unit or the like.) But, if you are that averse to dealing with the "yuckies" I don't know that I would want to work with you. It's something that you just have to deal with.

Respectfully,

~Jen

THANKS FOR UR REPLY. WHAT ABOUT THE RNS IN THE DOCTOR'S OFFICE . REMEMBER , THE NURSES WHOM A PATIENT SEE BEFORE MEETING A DOCTOR . I MEAN THOSE WHO TAKE UR WEIGHT, BLOOD PRESSURE, MEDICAL HISTORY AND THEN LET U WAIT FOR THE DOCTOR TO SEE U. ( I THINK THOSE NURSES DO A SIMPLE JOB THAN THOSE WHO WORK IN HOSPITAL WARDS IS IT? )

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Specializes in home health, neuro, palliative care.

I really can't tell what you are looking for. Your questions have an almost paraphiliac quality. If you are serious, I can only wonder what makes you interested in nursing at all.

~Mel'

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They a) usually have experience in a hospital first b)are medical assistants, and im unknowledgable about them or c) rare case of getting a job right out of school, but would never get out of school without HAVE TO CLEAN POO AND PEE!

Your 2 years of clinicals is mostly bed bath- which means cleaning orafices and messes and all that good stuff.

Like others said before, you reealllly need some research into this profession... or something is fishy...

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Specializes in LVN, Phlebotomy, CNA.

I have a suggestion... become a CNA. If you can't hack that, change your path. But if you can, then you will have a better understanding what the medical field is about.

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