...no not from the OTHER SIDE, I meant from doctors! This is a short podcast done by the folks at EMOverEasy, an educational EM website: Rebroadcast: #NursingCommunication Part 1 – EM OVER Easy...
Excuse me? I did not criticize. I did ask an additional question, which I find missing from many of the personal work stories posted on here. Over and over I see people posting stories of negative...
When you read the explanations for questions you get wrong, are you able to identify why your thinking was incorrect? Are you having trouble recalling factual information while test taking? If...
If he truly reacted the way you say, then he sounds like a jerk. But...did you ask him how he would have preferred that you handle the situation? Did he want to be consulted before sending a patient...
Gotcha. If your goal is to go above and beyond with studying, i would study from primary resources first (actual textbooks) - First Aid and books like that are used as review resources. Good luck!
TuxnadoDO replied to iheartnursing91's topic in Emergency
Omg you are so, so right! I love this forum! It's so amazing to talk to nursing colleagues who really get it! In residency, I absolutely loved critical care. I spent my days off listening to...
TuxnadoDO replied to iheartnursing91's topic in Emergency
I just graduated residency last summer, so wanted to add my two cents here. Don't allow yourself to be abused by the residents of course (and for the record I never witnessed this because as a...
Impossible to generalize. Completely depends on The field of the physician, the field of the NP, their level of experience, individual attitudes, how much they enjoy teaching, general personality,...
TuxnadoDO replied to CityofAngelsRN's topic in Nursing News
For whatever reason, this physician was not in the right frame of mind to handle a patient/family like this. Maybe it's burn out. These patients and their family are challenging, because it's very...
TuxnadoDO replied to regerterb's topic in Emergency
You should feel no guilt. Sounds like an extremely difficult case. Massive PE is on the differential, sounds like he was in heart failure (cardiogenic shock), may have been critical aortic stenosis....
Two people can paint the same picture, it doesn't mean it's the SAME picture. People complain about getting billed X dollars in the ER for a diagnosis of sprained ankle or concussion "because we...
DrNalepo, I'm confused as to what your advice is. Tell everyone what to do, or overlook the situation and move on? To the original poster: we all run into annoying situations. Unless you feel there...
I think that you are mistaken about the nature of the programs you are talking about. Do you have a link to any of these programs? MD/DO fellowships require prior completion of specific ACGME or...
So, I don't have psych experience beyond med school, but I did at various times consider MD/PhD and did a masters program where I worked with both MDs and MD/PhDs, so I got to see what their careers...
Hi there :) I'm an ER doc and thought I'd give my POV. You've gotten some GREAT advice already! As long as the doctor you're dealing with isn't a total a-hole, you should be able to approach him/her...
The primary, whether physician or NP, should be able to start an autoimmune workup with ANA, RF, Anti-dsDNA, etc. If all negative, no need for rheumatology. RA typically doesn't present with...