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@Nursee1234 The pt likes to hang around me and does visit me frequently, I've told her to go back to class, and i can only say so much because discipline isn't my area.. Its not my job really. So I try to redirect her back to class and look for the teachers to help in that area because i have told her 10 times once and it doesn't matter... idk maybe she is over school or something, bored? Don't get me wrong, I do love my job! I love my patient! Its just the balancing act with the adults. lol. Who would have thought adults are more challenging than children? lol I'm over it, I go. I do my job, I document! Done lol

@caliotter3 Sound advice... time to set those boundaries in stone. Document (personal file) everything, and do as I need to! You're right, took me a little to calm down. Best thing I felt was get another's perspective. As we all know our can be skewed one way or another from time to time. TL;DR: Thank you. I will take all the advice you handed my way. Thanks again!

Question: What if the teacher asks you to help with something? Like playing (Insert Game Here) with groups of children. Then you find out its actually measuring if they can do a certain task or not. I'm not a teacher, I am a nurse. I always try to make my immediate surroundings 100% comfortable (like getting along with the other adults) however I truly think these 'women' (more like children!) are setting me up for failure... What's your take?

Does anyone know what to do when the Teacher's are super nice to your face, and you have a feeling (an a strong one) that these teacher's (main and aid) are spreading exaggerations to your pt's parents? Example: Pt wants to tell me she isn't feeling well. Teachers say I'm keeping the patient from the class.