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nur20

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  1. The one that made me say "I Do","Some have the face, some have the body, but you've got both"."You are my dream woman".He nicknamed me "princess" and it's been on every since.
  2. Absolutely 100 % NO, NO, NO !!!!!! I am against the death penalty. Don't believe in taking what you can't give (OH, i forgot they are trying that too with cloning). I don't know how any nurse could do that in good conscious, however my husband says call him day, night, 24/7 365days a year and he will be there pushing any buttons ,injecting anything it takes to get the job done. Hmmmm maybe i'd better sleep with one eye open
  3. The sound quality really is better in the shorter stethescopes, but the longer ones hang around the neck with more ease, which i don,t do anymore since being choked with it by a disoriented patient
  4. I'm sure you know that the buck stops with you!!! Therefore, i would have a meeting with them. Allow them to vent issues they may have. Let them know what you expect from them and enforce it, by any means necessary. Maybe the last nurse allowed them to get away with this. A cna is worth their weight in gold if they are doing there jobs. This is by no means a popularity or friend game. Do the job or get written up ,disciplined or terminated.
  5. I work with quite a few developmental delayed/disabled patients. It takes a patient and knowledgable person to work with them. They seem to sense what is in the heart of the person working with them.They respond well to gentleness and kindness.I have accompanied the children to school and therapy. Keeping them stimulated plays a great part.Classical music is good as well as some tv and lots of talking or reading to them. Always watch their reaction to find out what their favorites are. Here is a website that might help............... http://www.devdelay.org/..... http://www.nncc.org/Diversity/spec.delays.html
  6. Please, if anyone finds out where to get them please e-mail me. I would love to have one !!!!
  7. I agree with other posters. You have a right to think, believe, serve anything you want, you don't have a right to force your beliefs on someone else. Tolerance is the key.I would not have it prominent but tasteful and inconspicuous.
  8. nur20 replied to swacht's topic in General Nursing
    I agree 100%. Whomever checks and signs off the orders should be responsible for all entries from start to finish. This sounds like an accident waiting to happen!!!!!
  9. Yes, I take them also. In the private field there's not much choice. So far, so good, We also wear out the FAX machine
  10. I agree with the quicker the better. I prefer the dart tecnique and i haven't had any problems. will pinch muscle if patient is small or thin
  11. Want a good laugh ? One LTC facility wanted us to complete a "TIME AND MOTION " sheet daily!!!!!
  12. ROFLMAO !!!!!!
  13. AND..... IT doesn't snore !!!
  14. I know a great place for those charts !!
  15. I don't know of any but it's a great idea. I'll check around !!

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