Skip to content
View in the app

A better way to browse. Learn more.

allnurses

A full-screen app on your home screen with push notifications, badges and more.

To install this app on iOS and iPadOS
  1. Tap the Share icon in Safari
  2. Scroll the menu and tap Add to Home Screen.
  3. Tap Add in the top-right corner.
To install this app on Android
  1. Tap the 3-dot menu (⋮) in the top-right corner of the browser.
  2. Tap Add to Home screen or Install app.
  3. Confirm by tapping Install.

ana tomy

Member
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  1. I say "Hold your head high and they will see who you are.."
  2. It's called accountability..Every unit has to speak up and streamline what other Disciplines are Supposed to be doing! Call them on it. Of course we care/look after our patients but we can't be the only ones. We all ultimitely have to do our jobs.
  3. I think you are the one having a problem with the title Nurse..I would wonder why?
  4. I REALLY hear you on this...I work on a Unit that has the same nonchalance! There are those that know/expect that you will pick up the slack or jump in when things are critical. You can't turn a blind eye when another nurses' pt goes sour..you need to help. But some are scared of the critical pts..so therefore you are always the one. But how do you make some be accountable?! I don't care if I take a little longer assessing on my first round..i just think..How can someone feel good about a poor assessment? I think you have to hold your head high and be the best Nurse you can be..learn as much as you can..and help other's be accountable in a non-confrontational way.
  5. I have been tossing/turning about this very topic..ready to quit. I am on a med/Surg unit that is basically a step down unit to ICU. I have been torn about how to reach these staff that do the minimal and don't seem interested in really knowing what is going on with their pts. Only interest is getting charting done and getting back to desk." Ignorance is Bliss" seems to be their motto. They know that others will pick up the slack because we care. And we will. It's frustrating. Is it worth having good Nursing work ethic anymore. I am stressed and they are not. Just saying...
  6. I would love to see your"Brains" Any new tips always help.THNX.
  7. I know that when my son was about 8yrs old..he was always bent over with abd pain before school and at night when he went to bed. Took him to DR because son was not the type to fake it/complain. he said it was very real. He had a teacher that was intimidating the kids..His bowels were "in knots". Bentylol really helped along with adressing the issue of the teacher. Other parents also reported their kids with stress symptoms. Just a thought. I know that vertigo can cause nausea..stemetil seems to be the only med that helped us(unrelated to first situation) Good luck.
  8. I wonder why people are soo afraid of taking someone aside and just asking? With care. I think our job is too risky to let things like that slide. People react to kindness. That you will call..no matter what. People don't have to lie..if you don't make them.
  9. Who would go through Nursing school and want to do just "chart review"..That scares me..Why would you go through Nursing at all!
  10. I say..Get them..before they get you!..Plan your own celebration on another date..Go in all smiles and excited for your Pinning..knowing you have your own party to look forward to. When life hands you lemons..make lemonade!
  11. I might revert to a wound manager draining to a foley cath bag for times of ++diahrea..you can use a convex seal. I might try something like maalox to the excoriated peri-stoma skin. Just a thought.
  12. I just can't believe there is a debate about this at all. I can't imagine someone wanting to be a nurse with prejudice like that. It is embarassing to our profession..it is embarassing as a person for people to behave this way. When we get a patient who is a prisoner(shackled,guards)we are not told what his crime is...I am glad because I don't have time to judge him..not that I would. He came in with his illness not his crime,religion,race or sexual preference. JMO
  13. I just can't believe there is a debate about this at all. I can't imagine someone wanting to be a nurse with prejudice like that. It is embarassing to our profession..it is embarassing as a person for people to behave this way. When we get a patient who is a prisoner(shackled,guards)we are not told what his crime is...I am glad because I don't have time to judge him..not that I would. He came in with his illness not his crime,religion,race or sexual preference. JMO
  14. What a coincidece! I just finished reading the book"Bloodstream" by Tess Gerritson. Deals with very similar symptons. Flourescent "bugs",psychosis and maybe something to do with floodwaters...don't want to give it all away..but very interesting similarities.
  15. Crocs,Dawgs,clogs were banned at our hospital.You won't be covered by Workman's compensation if you injure yourself .Everyone used to wear them.

Account

Navigation

Search

Search

Configure browser push notifications

Chrome (Android)
  1. Tap the lock icon next to the address bar.
  2. Tap Permissions → Notifications.
  3. Adjust your preference.
Chrome (Desktop)
  1. Click the padlock icon in the address bar.
  2. Select Site settings.
  3. Find Notifications and adjust your preference.