Jennifer in Cali

Jennifer in Cali

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Jennifer in Cali has 1 years experience.


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  1. 0200 BP's - Dealing with Tired Rude Doctors

    Janey, good question. First and foremost (from my limited persective), I would like to feel that me and the docs are on the same page. It is obvious the hospital has objectives, core measures, and standards that need to be met to receive medicare ...
  2. 0200 BP's - Dealing with Tired Rude Doctors

    Thank you RN to ACGNP, so all I need to do is stop taking things personal, realize that I have to deal with rude people, and stop defending myself so much, and act professional. Very helpful advice, thank you.
  3. 0200 BP's - Dealing with Tired Rude Doctors

    Lots of food for thought here. I feel that a few of you understood where I was coming from, and gave the support I was looking for, so thank you for that. To the others, it seems I did not make my intent for this post clear, so I will attempt to cl...
  4. 0200 BP's - Dealing with Tired Rude Doctors

    I don't know why this nurse took this BP at 0200. But on my unit, it is not uncommon to take a 0200 BP for a pt on tele. Maybe it will happen at 0000, maybe 0300, we try to cluster it with meds, or other ordered treatments. Not that it even matter...
  5. 0200 BP's - Dealing with Tired Rude Doctors

    Not at my hospital, and not on my unit. Maybe unsymptomatic sbp of 170+ is okay where you work, but not where I work- interesting though, I never said this SBP was unsyptomatic, I actually don't know. It wasn't the point. This is the only hospita...
  6. 0200 BP's - Dealing with Tired Rude Doctors

    Not sure why this pt was woken up, you would have to ask the nurse taking care of her, and even though I took care of this particular patient the week before, I don't feel at liberty to discuss her case here. I also don't feel the need to explain any...
  7. 0200 BP's - Dealing with Tired Rude Doctors

    Hi Allnurses! New grad RN here, and I've been on my own, out of orientation for a few months now. I work on a busy med-surg floor that does it all, and wow, what a roller-coaster ride this has been. So I just have to share a recent experience with ...