misha replied to Convoy2022_TrumpSupporter's topic in General Nursing
I personally find it annoying but I don’t exactly see what could be considered “inappropriate” about it as long as they are respecting patient privacy. It’s just human nature to show off...
Hi, things have been a little better. Thank you so much for your reply. This is something a professor of mine told me to, stop focusing so much on others and just focus on yourself and giving good...
It was really comforting to me to read that I'm not the only one in a situation like this (although I'm sorry you don't have as supportive of a team as you used to!) Thanks for your encouragement....
Hello, Thank you everyone for your advice and words of encouragement ? I really needed it and it meant a lot. I am still having a lot anxiety at work and my days off, but my last shift was better...
I recently moved to my second nursing job and I am very discouraged. My orientation was extended two more shifts. I think I made a mistake coming here. I could really use some words of encouragement...
You're right she's not a new grad, but she's had less than a year experience in both of her acute care jobs. I'd say it's pretty normal for her to be struggling with a lot of the same issues a new...
I'm a new grad too, 5 months experience in step-down. To me it doesn't sound like you aren't cut out for bedside, rather you haven't had a solid base of experience with good support. Are their any...
I was hoping to get some advice on what to say in the following situations and how to answer some difficult questions. I don't always have the best communication skills and kind of stumble through my...
This is good to hear because I probably call the charge nurse at least 2 times a shift...sometimes over really small things. I sometimes feel like i'm supposed to be more independent by now. I wish I...
You're right maybe I should say interesting instead of strange! And confusing to me because I don't always know the reasons determining one pt treatment from another. I don't really like giving IV...
That's really good to know! It's strange because sometimes patients will have standing orders to give a PRN for a BP as low as 150/something. Then other times they've waited until the systolic was in...
Yeah I wish he would have stepped out of the room before mentioning that too ? what made me kind of upset is that other nurses on night shift gossip about this nurse a lot and nitpick at his charting...
I asked for hydralazine, but lately I've noticed docs are less likely to order it, not sure why. Anyway he said he'd prefer to adjust his clonidine in the morning over giving a PRN. Wow we don't...