Ever have any? Out of 60 residents, I will admit :chair: that we have two that really irritate me and other staff members. These are the residents who when you make rounds and walk into their rooms ask you, "What NA has me tonight?" If you tell them, they proceed to tell you, "Oh he/she is no good because blah, blah, blah." I'd like to tell them and have, "I'm not quite sure yet because assignments are still being made out." Then they say, I hope it's not so "n so because they blah, blah, blah." Then they proceed to talk about all the staff members they don't like. Then no matter what you do for them, they are never happy. The same residents, who if you don't come to them within 2 minutes of the call bell going off, have their own cell phones and call the nursing supervisor who calls the unit and tells you to go please see what Mr. so 'n so wants. When the supervisor comes to the unit making her/his rounds, they run right to his room to see if anyone came to see him. God forbid you do something that's not up to his liking to his roommate. They are always ready to report somebody for something, some.....thing. Sometimes you avoid these kind of residents at all costs just because. These same residents absolutly know that at 0500, the CNAs start changing and getting residents OOB and yet at 0500 sharp they are on the call bell saying, "I need to be changed NOW!" "OK, someone will be with you shortly." Now don't get me wrong, I love taking care of my residents, but when they become very demanding and do things like call the supervisor when we don't jump high and fast enough for them and think they are the only one on the unit, they become irritating and annoying, making staff NOT want to go into their rooms. Please tell me I'm not the only one who feels this way. :uhoh21:
Then they proceed to talk about all the staff members they don't like. Then no matter what you do for them, they are never happy. The same residents, who if you don't come to them within 2 minutes of the call bell going off, have their own cell phones and call the nursing supervisor who calls the unit and tells you to go please see what Mr. so 'n so wants. When the supervisor comes to the unit making her/his rounds, they run right to his room to see if anyone came to see him. 
God forbid you do something that's not up to his liking to his roommate. They are always ready to report somebody for something, some.....thing. Sometimes you avoid these kind of residents at all costs just because. These same residents absolutly know that at 0500, the CNAs start changing and getting residents OOB and yet at 0500 sharp they are on the call bell saying, "I need to be changed NOW!" "OK, someone will be with you shortly." 
Now don't get me wrong, I love taking care of my residents, but when they become very demanding and do things like call the supervisor when we don't jump high and fast enough for them and think they are the only one on the unit, they become irritating and annoying, making staff NOT want to go into their rooms. Please tell me I'm not the only one who feels this way. :uhoh21: