Angelasc

Thaaanks,! I had given a new one. But good to know, if it happens again ?

I want to ask something over IV cannulation. If you've blown a vein, but you go over the breaking point and you get a good flashback and it no longer swells up... What would you do? Better to remove? Are you in the vein?

Sorry if I didn't answer, I didn't want to think about it anymore. I still feel very guilty en down. I'm trying to be more careful, I can't take another mistake like this again. Thanks everyone for the replies, they helped me a lot.

I'm a heart surgery nurse. Yesterday a very serious thing happened while I was working with a colleague who has just finished her internship. I trust her very much. But for the last couple of days she still has to be accompanied with meds. One patient was in a lot of pain, and my colleague took oxycontin 5mg extended release. She administered it, I just didn't check if he had already received it, because I thought she already checked. But in fact, he already took it at 12:00 and we gave her another one at 19:30. In the evening he developed a psychosis and wanted to go to another hospital. I didn't give the medicine but I signed with my colleague. Obviously the responsibility is mine because my colleague is not yet officially autonomous. I feel deeply guilty for not checking and I can't forgive myself. I don't know what to do, I can't do this profession anymore, I'm not attentive and intelligent enough. But I really need support and I can't talk without crying