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  1. I'm Lazy

    I'm female, but I highly recommend adderal or ritalin. that's what got me through. Also, sitting in the front row & having my textbooks open to the lecture material while the instructors were...
  2. How to get stool smell off of your hands?

    Scrub up to your elbows! I've had it happen where I washed my hands 3 or four times, but could still smell it. Found a tiny smear on my
  3. LVN California HELP Job at risk!

    If you wanted to, would they support you while you bridged to RN? I realize it's probably hard to contemplate at this point in your career, but it seems to be the way CA hospitals are going. I'm sorry...
  4. peripheral IVs

    If I have a hep lock that flushes easily & there is no pain or sign of infiltration I use
  5. ICU or ED -trying to decide

    Hmmm, well, I spend most of the time in ICU. I like the continuity & seeing what happens with my patients. I've just learned CRRT & want to do more of it--fun! I like being able to focus on 1...
  6. ICU or ED -trying to decide

    I started in ICU a few years ago as a kind of stepping stone to ED, and I sometimes float there. After I had a baby last year a couple things changed: I realized that I was going to have a really hard...
  7. Jobs with the most germs we rank 4th

    I'm glad they put that bit in about Purell, et al. In the ICU where I work, we all share phones, computers, clipboards & plenty of other fomites without having outbreaks. We practice universal...
  8. RNs in Vermont

    I am an ICU RN in Northern California considering moving back to Vermont to be closer to family in New England. I am an ADN prepared RN with a liberal arts bachelor's. I have worked in a small...
  9. I'll try to make a long story short. Our med-surg unit is the 2nd home to a chronically, congenitally ill woman in her early twenties. She has a complicated medical history and multiple problems...
  10. "but doctors are better than nurses"

    I work in a teaching hospital where the residents and experienced MDs depend on my ongoing assessments of our patients. We're a team. I do see my self as a medical professional. As nurses are...
  11. Telemetry nightmare

    ADVICE & A BIT OF VENTING Hey, I'm a New Grad (well 6 months out--RN II next pay period, God help us!) on a mixed Med-Surg/Tele Unit. On my unit we can't take tele patients unless we are ACLS...