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Hi everyone, I'm a new grad and just started working on a med-surg tele unit for nights. I had a patient on tele that got bradycardic but not even anything While giving report to the AM shift, this one nurse saw the admit parameters that said "call MD if HR 100". So the oncoming nurse kinda gave an attitude as to why I didn't call MD. While we were talking, an MD who was handling the patient asked an unrelated question, so I brought up that the pt was bradycardic last night but would usually return to normal. The doctor didn't even care about this. Was I right for not calling an MD for that HR? I know parameters were in place but we should also always look at the patient and not just the numbers.

Hi everyone, I'm a new grad on orientation at a MS/tele unit. Around the end of my shift while checking my MAR, I realized I had given the wrong dose of Gabapentin to a patient, I only gave 300mg but the dose was for 600mg. I wasn't able to give another dose because it was due early on my shift. We have pyxis but we're stil using paper MAR. I reported it and there was no harm done. It was my first day of orientation for night shift. I just wanted to know if this type of error is common and if it is usually reported?