Published Aug 22, 2013
Brian, ASN, RN
3 Articles; 3,695 Posts
How many of you nurses have told your kids this? LOL.
NotMyProblem MSN, ASN, BSN, MSN, LPN, RN
2,690 Posts
Stop listening in on my private conversations!!!!
Esme12, ASN, BSN, RN
20,908 Posts
My favorite motto.....Blood doesn't matter if there isn't any bones showin! brush it off move on!
Been there,done that, ASN, RN
7,241 Posts
My sons know this very well
Spidey's mom, ADN, BSN, RN
11,305 Posts
That is definitely me!
somo881
1 Post
you save some money too :)
dansamy
672 Posts
I tell my kids not to bother me unless it's a LOT of blood, you can see the bone OR somebody isn't breathing.
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prmenrs, RN
4,565 Posts
Single mother + special needs kid. Sometimes, I had to decide whether to be the nurse or the mother. Since I was the only person who could be the mom, I often chose mom. I did put on my 'nurse' when dealing w/docs, etc., but I tried to focus on him when he needed me.
anotherone, BSN, RN
1,735 Posts
Aren't any if you the opposite? Every ache might be an osteosarcoma? back pain some spinal abcess? I see more pts who ignored tiny stuff and it was actually the start of something huge than the opposite
KelRN215, BSN, RN
1 Article; 7,349 Posts
Were I a parent I would probably be a little like this... especially working in pediatric oncology where I've seen things as simple as a limp really be leukemia.
Mandychelle79, ASN, RN
771 Posts
Last night my son "popped" his knee at football. I came home, looked at it, ROM on it ( some pain), swelling. So we medicated, rested. This morning I was debating whether to take him or not... We ended up going when I noticed how much of an issue he was having... Sprained knee ( which was what I thought), most likely the MCL.
MommyandRN
342 Posts
I'm actually the opposite. I am sometimes paranoid and worry too much that it's leukemia, food allergy etc. Or just I know they could use some antibiotics so I bring them when I know they need them... not on death's door, no, but just aware they need antibiotics.