thisnurse123

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  1. Is 0.25 mg of morphine enough to cause a death if you administer only one dose and it's the only dose the patient had? My other coworkers are calling this nurse the angel of death and I think...
  2. Learning to keep quiet

    What are the best ways to keep yourself quiet at work?? Self talk down isn't working out too well for
  3. Lowest Dose of Morphine To Cause Death

    -error it should read 0.25 ml not 0.25
  4. Learning to keep quiet

    Hopefully no more causing trouble because no matter how much I try to avoid it I find myself in trouble. And I aspire to be professional and well put
  5. Compact License

    Just be honest on your application and see what
  6. Lowest Dose of Morphine To Cause Death

    this makes since if they passed 4 hours after or even the next shift
  7. Nurse lose license over work chat

    Over heard a convo, basically someone stabbed someone else and got away with it. Then the other nurse was talking about true crime shows and patient murders. Can these people lose their license or???...
  8. Death Bath Myth

    The death bath is apparently a myth: Association between Bathing and Survival in Patients with Advanced Cancer in Their Last Days of Life: A Prospective Cohort
  9. GI bleeds

    Recently it seems ERs do not want transfers from nursing homes for GI bleeds. Thoughts on how bigger cities can get these patients the care needed? I understand nursing homes can monitor labs but...
  10. Have you ever left in the middle of a shift?

    Yep after DON waited four hours to give me a login. "I couldn't do the med pass on
  11. Can I file a complaint against a facility

    It's called charting by exemption. Most SNF's are focusing on the skilled patients for charting and vitals. Outside of this when I give report I don't add extra fluff. If a patient has a coc I call...
  12. Most nurses and doctors have sociopathic personalities/ narcissism according to studies...but not more than the general public. you'll fit in. Keep patients safe. Be respectful. "Nursing...
  13. Hospice care

    Recently more hospice patients have been admitted to the unit. A few nurses have pointed out improper training for care. The director wants morphine 0.25 ml/5mg q 4 hours scheduled for some and PRN...
  14. Charting Medications

    If a medication is given late is it proper to change the time to when it was due and chart medication administered in a timely manner late entry due to resident cares?? I noticed many older nurses...
  15. UTI Coughing

    Nursing question that came up, select all that apply: If a patient is coughing/wheezing and has a UTI it’s treated with: A) albuterol B) mucinex C) raising the head of bed...
  16. DNR

    This has probably been asked before. Fake scenario: Patient has frequent UTI’s and starts to wheeze. Has been hospitalized for a similar incident one month prior. The provider RN on call...
  17. DNR

    Thanks for teaching :) hopefully another student will find this useful as well and not assume crackles are from the eldery being mostly bed bound :) This feedback defintitely helped me think deeper...
  18. DNR

    Haha yeah urosepsis which isn’t funny? but hard to prevent in elderly https://www.thoracic.org/professionals/clinical-resources/quick-hits/dyspnea-and-recurrent-urinary-tract-infections.php...
  19. Charting Medications

    Thanks this is just how I noticed they are charting in the long term care
  20. DNR

    Hah LTC is the wild Wild West. It
  21. Charting Medications

    Agree I guess it’s different in
  22. UTI Coughing

    I think you answered the question. It was probably critical
  23. That makes more
  24. It seems like that is the state they are using as the home state
  25. DNR

    Good to know for future. Never had this happen