anonymous-phn-rn BSN

anonymous-phn-rn has 35 years experience as a BSN and specializes in Respiratory-Sub-Acute.

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1. Refusing Care of a COVID-19 Patient Due to Inappropriate PPE

   anonymous-phn-rn replied to BiscuitStripes's topic in Disaster Preparation

   Any Nurse who has worked Critical Care knows that setting and infusing Iv's is part of the technical aspect. Anyone knows who has an education that any person who has a severe infection when started...

2. Refusing Care of a COVID-19 Patient Due to Inappropriate PPE

   anonymous-phn-rn replied to BiscuitStripes's topic in Disaster Preparation

   Dinah 77; its unfortunate you think of your profession as just a job! You are suppose to be a Healer; not just another joker taking a paycheck. You obviously have gotten into the wrong profession. I...

3. Can I Refuse to Work If My Facility Does Not Have Proper Personal Protective Equipment?

   anonymous-phn-rn replied to Lorie Brown RN, MN, JD's topic in Disaster Preparation

   what you all are not considering is the fact that you took an oath to be a Nurse and to assist the physician and patients. By Not going to work you are abandoning your job, your profession, and your...

4. Refusing Care of a COVID-19 Patient Due to Inappropriate PPE

   anonymous-phn-rn replied to BiscuitStripes's topic in Disaster Preparation

   Imagine if everyone refused to care for Covid patients! Where would we be then? Imagine if everyone refused to care for SARS1, H1n1, patients, HIV patients, HepA, HEPB, or any pandemic patients; our...

5. To be a coward, or to be a fool?

   anonymous-phn-rn replied to MsJenn_The_RN's topic in Disaster Preparation

   Nurse lexi, You took an Oath when you became a nurse. It obviously doesn't mean anything to you. Sometimes as a nurse you have to take chances and maybe put your life on the line to save others. Just...

6. To be a coward, or to be a fool?

   anonymous-phn-rn replied to MsJenn_The_RN's topic in Disaster Preparation

   As a Nurse you took an oath to Help people. sometimes it requires taking chances and putting your life on the line. If you are not willing to do that; you should not be a

7. To be a coward, or to be a fool?

   anonymous-phn-rn replied to MsJenn_The_RN's topic in Disaster Preparation

   You know unfortunately our government did not protect us as they should have; but being a Nurse means that you may have to put your life on the line to save others. I was a Disaster Nurse for DMATCA4...