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New fun thread. Please finish the sentence:
NO she/he did not:
Mine:
NO SHE DID NOT WALK INTO CLASS WITH a RED THONG CLEARLY SHOWING UNDER HER UNIFORM!:smackingf
No she did not give 60 units of regular insulin when it was suppose to be 6 units, even after her instructor told her to recheck. This happened to a classmate of mine.
Oh my gosh! Was the patient ok? Dextrose drip for safety? YIKES! I'm diabetic, that much insulin scares even me! :):):):)
but....thats how i do it. granted i hold their wrist, count their pulses first then continue to hold their wrist and look at the clock every so often while watching their chest rise and fall.you do count people's respirations by holding the pt's wrists and looking at the clock. alot of health care professionals do it that way. its so that the patient doesnt know youre counting their respirations and change their breathing pattern.
pretty slick, eh?
Yeppers, that's how I do it. LOL - even when the IVAC gives pulse too, I still check the pulse and then just keep on holding the wrist while I check the respirations and nonchalantly look at their chest LOL. ;)
Yeppers, that's how I do it. LOL - even when the IVAC gives pulse too, I still check the pulse and then just keep on holding the wrist while I check the respirations and nonchalantly look at their chest LOL.;)
...and now that I know this little trick, NO medical professional will EVER get an accurate RR on me again unless I'm asleep or unconscious!
Oh no she didn't spill a bottle of urine all over her head while in clinical with a very tough professor.
A class mate of mine did. Poor thing was having such a rough time during this rotaion. And I was so proud of her when she came back the next clinical day with her head held high and a smile on her face!
No she did not trip over a patients shoe in the semi dark with a full commode bowl in her hand and proceed to drop it giving herself a nice ot so solid waste shower
No she did not tug so hard on her PT I.V. tubing trying to get rid of the little bubbles and snap the line spilling all 1000ml NS :)
Jen2
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No she didn't just chart pulsed +2 x's 4 on a patient with bilateral BKA's.
No she didn't just chart incision intact, staples well approximated.
No she didn't just d/c a foley without deflating the balloon (she failed out thank goodness.)
No he didn't just stand on a COPD pt's O2 tubing for 10 minutes while doing a head to toe assessment and run for a nurse when pulse ox was 86% on 2 liters.
No he didn't just come up to me and say, "My patients complaining of SOB and chest pain, what should I do?", during last semester clinicals on a patient post MVA with bilateral chest tubes. Then when asked about a pulse ox and vitals he replied, "I haven't done that yet."
Ahhh! Nursing school memories.