LikeTheDeadSea replied to Farawyn's topic in School
Unfortunately it's primarily news stations broadcasting the bad stuff. I was out and about right after they won and didn't see anything but appropriate celebrating. Although, you couldn't pay me...
LikeTheDeadSea replied to OhioBPH's topic in School
I agree with calling and asking her. My default for growth-related stuff is always continuing education to expand knowledge on evidenced-based practice. Everyone can always
LikeTheDeadSea replied to Farawyn's topic in School
We ended up having a Snow Day yesterday, thus my disappearance. I'm currently sitting at the head of the Didn't-Get-Off-To-Go-To-Eagles-Parade table decked in Eagles Green and Black. Anyone gonna...
LikeTheDeadSea replied to PediNurseNYC's topic in School
Is there a behavior plan of any type in place? A reward system he works for that this can be added to as a "task to complete"? Does he do the same amount of refusal at
LikeTheDeadSea replied to NurseVal93's topic in School
For ortho stuff: "I don't have x-ray vision." For drug stuff: "I don't have a lab." I'm always flattered that people think my office has a trap door to all these fun diagnostic tools. If I say there...
LikeTheDeadSea replied to NutmeggeRN's topic in School
I don't think mine does, but not this year as I've already got plans. In the future for sure, though. I like any excuse to travel. Bonus points if I get pens that write
LikeTheDeadSea replied to LikeTheDeadSea's topic in School
I am loving this season of Ink Master. I was an avid ink-less watcher for years, and finally pulled the tattoo trigger over the summer. I think watching all the shows made me super mentally prepared...
LikeTheDeadSea replied to MHDNURSE's topic in School
I hate BMI. I'm a size 2/4 and pretty tall. Regularly referred to as being lean. If I fluctuate 5lbs up, I fall into overweight. Lots of muscle mass on this frame; lifting stuff is my favorite hobby....
I work in public health in an array of of settings. I am clinical, but I wear business casual because that is the expectation of my setting. I keep a spare outfit in my car. I keep the business...
LikeTheDeadSea replied to Farawyn's topic in School
Currently wearing a pink Eagles jersey, bonus points of a sports obsessed administration in my building. Dress down day schedule has become one giant "you can wear football stuff" blur thanks to an...
Whenever I feel like things get "dicey" I hook up my nursing coordinator and principal. "Hey, you guys want to fight over my whereabouts, cool, duke it out, but let me know the final say of...
LikeTheDeadSea replied to guest83140's topic in School
I had to stop reading comments on this thread because I try really hard to not cry at my desk. What an amazing group of people in this little niche forum. I would suggest contacting a local parish...
Our district is looking at becoming more uniform among the schools on our food restrictions. We have buildings that say no food for birthdays and holiday parties, ones that say only for holiday...
LikeTheDeadSea replied to Amethya's topic in School
My pulse ox has a little battery picture in the middle like a cell phone that says when it is low, the previous nurse in my building was a little bit of a supply hoarder, so I have lots of batteries,...
LikeTheDeadSea replied to Amethya's topic in School
In my state, MAs can be delegated to take vital information, but cannot interpret the numbers. They are given guidelines for when to get a staff member for immediate assessment/interpretation. From...
LikeTheDeadSea replied to Scorchednurse's topic in School
I sent an e-mail, after discussing it with admin and other nurses in my district. I specifically didn't say "No/limit visits" I said something along the lines of: FYI, No medication is given within...
LikeTheDeadSea replied to MackenzieG707's topic in Pediatric
In my experience it is as if you went into an office to interview, except if you frame it right, you can wear pajama pants instead of dress pants! (I was interviewing out of state.) I wouldn't say...
I've spent the last 4 years working with students with severe medical issues in very low-income settings. (Many of the students I had previously live in facilities with varying degrees of parent...