rpric7990

rpric7990

telemetry, long-term care, oncology

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About rpric7990

rpric7990 specializes in telemetry, long-term care, oncology.


Interested in the future of nursing education.

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  1. 1st med error

    So that is when I decide to go ahead with an incident report in case a complication does develope. The worse thing that can happen is you don't report an error and then you get found out. Consider how...
  2. 1st med error

    Looks to be ok, you should avoid the deltoid, but it was still an IM injection. You should not listen to a physician who tells you not to file an incident, either way, you make a decision to file an...
  3. horrible attitudes

    Dear busy Bee. so many of us know how you feel. How can a great job be spoiled. so much love and caring you do all shift and then there is the report time. yuck. and why the questions and nastiness....
  4. CLARIFICATION

    fewer than 6% of the 2.9 million rns in the us are male (aacn, 2002). i agree that our textbooks should be gender neutral as all other texts. however, english grammar used the male pronoun to be...
  5. LATERAL Violence. How Nurses treat Nurses!

    Thanks for the replies, I can fight back and do in my own way. Others may think I let people walk over me because I am gentle and kind. I have been around long enough to know what I want to live with...
  6. LATERAL Violence. How Nurses treat Nurses!

    One or two nurses went behind my back to the director to tell him they thought I was unsure of myself during a code. The director brought it up with me, without the anonymous nurse present. so I get...
  7. Depressed patient. How to deal with them?

    I feel strongly, that treating mental health patients is a matter of building on what has worked in their lives. Find out the good stuff they do and focus on that. One I know of started his way out of...
  8. Depressed patient. How to deal with them?

    In the acute setting, you do have limited time. The patient may see you as part of the whole team who come in to care for him. The closer knit nursing team will have a better chance of making a...
  9. Depressed patient. How to deal with them?

    That's a tough one. Generally, I try to keep my feelings at bay (in research call it bracketing). I keep an open ear to my patient, I try to be cheerful but not overly happy, as it wounds people if...
  10. feeling utterly defeated

    I just posted in another thread, I like to change jobs, though it is uncomfortable for awhile. I just moved back to the East Coast also. There are more (hate to say it) mean people here, emotional...
  11. new nurse feeling defeated

    Unfortunately, the people around you make a big difference in how you feel. I was new over 17 years ago and got put down by the anal nurses...sigh. and now I'm new every few years since I like to...
  12. Do You Tell EVERYONE You Are a Nurse?

    I work in a small town, everybody knows what everybody does. When I board a plane I do tell the flight attendent that I'm an RN, if they ever need help. Oh yeah, I wear a pin on my jacket that tells...
  13. Do You Tell EVERYONE You Are a Nurse?

    I work in a small town, everybody knows what everybody does. When I board a plane I do tell the flight attendent that I'm an RN, if they ever need
  14. U.S. Nursing Salary CHANGES?!

    UK nurses make similar salaries as US but their cost of living is about at Manhattan's level. (I studied this for a recent class). You can log onto their website, Royal College of Nursing, but I...
  15. Nurse Educators, Introduce Yourselves!

    I can understand the rudeness problem. You have a few factors. The nurses are stressed and busy and have to be "short" at times, you have the culture of the institution which might include rudeness...