Hmmmmm..... "old" as is in age or experience? It is a shame that you have experienced this...where I am at, we value all nurses for being excellent nurses, not because they are either male or female,...
Answer A...where I work with chest tubes...post open heart and other procedures...chest tubes are disconnected for the xray and then reconnected to suction when they
Ok here are a few I have seen... maalox instead of mom dopamine running at 75ml/hr...should be of 7.5ml/hr heparin ordered for 50ml/hr...should be 5 ml/hr 2 pt's received wrong meds cardizem iv for...
One ear has three, the other has four on the bottom and three cartilage piercings upper portion, navel, and two tats...have had quite a few compliments on the ears, and not just from the "younger"...
Yes, you did a great job. Unfortunately some individuals, nurses and doctors included are themselves uncomfortable with death and dying. I have learned a long time ago, that in order for one to help...
I had sx not to long ago...so the ortho dr knew what i did...he had to know...however I said nothing to the nurses...and as far as I know they were unaware...now my parents dr's I work with them in a...
Hello, in regards to iv beta blocker we have an extensive protocol from how...mixing it in ns to be hung on an imed pump not just on a syringe pump...vital signs...must be on tele and administered by...
Hello, Hang in there...Things will come to you as you become more experienced. All patient situations will enable you to exand on the knowledge and "getting things faster."...I was not comfortable for...
Let's see if I can help you out...When an individual is in the cath lab, they have the catheter inserted through the groin (femoral artery) and threaded up to the heart vessles. The pulmonary artery...
just a few of my favorites..... family in to see pt...first thing they ask... "mom/dad, do you have to go the bathroom?" i am allergic to everything but morphine. let's ring the call...
On my floor, when we have vented or trache collar pt's we use a green swab. It is designed with a hollow handle. toward the top is a an open space to place your thumb on, at the bottom the suction...
First congrats, second welcome aboard...ok you need to apply to a cardiac floor...step down tele unit or icu...in my facility on the step down unit there is a 3 month orientation, for the icu the rn...
In my facility pacer/defibs initial and replacement are sent to tele floor for 24 hrs and then pacer rep in the am to ensure working properly before md d/c's pt...hope this is
to answer your question in regards to why nurses have to lift pt's...along with comatose pt's etc...i work in a hospital that performs cardiac bypass surgeries...after surgeries the pt's cannot lift...