neonn965

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neonn965 has 2 years experience.


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  1. Religion & Ectopic Abortion

    This is pretty cut and dry to me. The baby is simply not viable. The mother is viable. The two options are to terminate the baby or terminate both persons. I don't see how any religious beliefs could even logically go against ectopic pregnancy termin...
  2. Meticulous attention to detail, thorough charting, adherence to policy and evidence based practice, and collaboration with the team will not go unnoticed if you simply do it quietly. I know it seems like the recognition does not come quickly, but nur...
  3. D20 and a 1.9 fr. PICC Occlusions

    I also am curious if the D20 was heparinized. We would never run a PICC line KVO without heparin. We would also never run D20 for KVO purposes. We actually would never run dextrose for only KVO purposes. We run heparin 0.5u/mL in 0.9% NaCl or somethi...
  4. PTO

    But that's not actually getting time off. I truly don't understand what is going on here. If you are working your full time hours Sun-Tues, then what are they paying you any PTO for? That's how I take "vacation" when I'm not actually using any PTO. S...
  5. Non productive overtime

    Do you have anything to support this? It is 100% definitely illegal in my state to come in off the clock and read through patient charts that I am not caring for.
  6. Non productive overtime

    Think about this scenario. If a nurse comes in early and starts looking at charts based on what the assignments might be, and then before that nurse's shift begins something occurs where the charge nurse needs to change the patient assignments and th...
  7. Least "demanding" nursing Jobs?

    I gave you legitimately helpful input. If you do not want a huge learning curve, I would not seek employment anywhere in the field of nursing. The input I gave is also helpful towards society and patients in your geographical area.
  8. Night Shift & Eating

    I don't understand your post either. I thought you were going to say you were worried about losing weight. Regardless, I and all of my co-workers just bring for lunch what we normally would and eat anywhere from 12AM-4AM usually. I don't eat a ton on...
  9. Just grin and bear it!

    I get that it is frustrating but it really doesn't matter if the rest of the team is on board with comfort care if she is the one that has legal decision making rights for the patient (I'm assuming she does as health care POA?). It's really one of th...
  10. Never heard the word mandate on our unit. We do use on call though. And if that fails, our managers work in staffing, night shift, weekends, doesn't matter, if staffing is unsafe.
  11. Nursing specialties for the moms out there.

    Management or LTC would not be where I would go if I were looking for what you are describing. Outpatient/clinic nursing is probably what I would seek out. You are there for a set number of hours, the workload is reasonable, and you clock in and out ...
  12. Least "demanding" nursing Jobs?

    In August you were complaining about taking an OB course, and suggesting that it should not be part of nursing curriculum, and now all of a sudden you are interested in postpartum because it's "easy"? Also, as a side note, you do realize that normal ...
  13. Difficult conversations in the ICU

    Last thing, if I really feel a family doesn't get it, I don't try to make them get it. I go back to the team and say hey guys, this family does not understand and I really think you need to sit down and talk to them. Either they will be surprised by ...
  14. Difficult conversations in the ICU

    To answer your question OP, I typically don't present a whole lot of information regarding prognosis. If they want to pay me an MD salary I would certainly be willing to present that information. But I can tell you what I do with families when I know...
  15. Least "demanding" nursing Jobs?

    Glad you are taking your RN role super seriously. Lol. Good luck. Probably the best area of nursing for you is unemployment. Any other area requires the ability and openness to learn and grow in the RN role.