new nurse with neuro-NCP problem

fantasia ME · Oct 19, 2011

by the way i miss soooooo badly daytonite i tear when i remember her

what a role model i saw almost all her posts they're so helpfull

Rob72, ASN, RN · Oct 21, 2011

The more professional your communication, the more professionally you will be received.

Regardless of the permeation of SMS lingo, "C YA" will still be interpreted as "Cover Your orifice", in nursing forums.

Basically, the question is: how long will you be working with this patient? If you will care for them the next 5-10 days, your interventions should be actual interventions you will perform and assess. If you only have the patient 1-2 days, generally interventions r/safety and/or comfort are relativey short-term(do-able), and then some of it will be "make believe".

If there are no interventions you can identify, that you can perform/assess in 24-48 hours, talk it over with your preceptor, and come up with a couple that you would do, if you were going to be there, and define what you would assess, and how you would determine if they were effective.

As much as possible(through your program) select interventions you will be able to act on and assess for efficacy.

fantasia ME · Oct 21, 2011

OMG is it really means that oh i am soo sorry

first : as i said i am only student and this is my very first subject to write soo plz forgive me

second :

thanq Rob72 for helping me and yes i was with him 2 days and my interventions depend on comfort and pain control so thank again

third:

the reason i wrote i miss dayyonite is that she helped almost all nurses and i wish i had became one of those nurses

okey that it thanq again

SEE YOU