milo&otis

spot on the nurse was ordering from an external supplier. the facility did not have a pharmacy to dispense medication. She was diverting it for herself. Like one other post that came up with the analogy of a blank prescription pad in theory. There is no EMR or verbal order or telephone orders to take and put orders in. This was a small facility not a hospital so no pharmacy no inventory check for medications expect narcotics.

So I worked in an outpatient surgery center that was relatively small and new. As two of the main RN we had access to cardinal health where we had the ability to order any medications expect narcotics with our MD information already saved into the system. One of the nurses order botox several times. after I noticed this I asked our MD if he was aware of the nurse using his name and license to order botox for personal use. He mentioned that he was not aware and that was the end of the conversation to an extent. should I report this nurse to the board of nursing for ordering botox without an MD order or permission. the RN took the medication of the premises and had someone else inject her with the medication. for more information our facility does not use botox for any patient use or patient care.

I just took the 2016 comp predictor a few weeks ago and i can say the test is way easier then any other ati test. So if you have been studying throughout your program and using ati you should do fine. I got an 84% on the test which means that the nclex pass rate will be 99%.