No. But I know it happens all the time. Some marriages result. Be careful. Best to wait til after he's discharged, I'd think, to develop any relationship. You might want to read your facility's...
Any of you still having to do this? What happens if you refuse? How often do you get stuck with having to do it? How do you handle it (kids, you had other plans, you feel too sick to stay for a 2nd...
TrudyRN replied to newtress's topic in Correctional
Looks are always a factor in life, I think. Will good or bad looks keep you from getting hired? No, I don't think so, if you impress them as being a capable
TrudyRN replied to yellowbrickroad's topic in Correctional
It is so outrageous that the ones who are supposed to be doing the policing are the biggest liars, it seems. I'm glad they won, though, and I hope those who did nothing to stop this unacceptable...
OP - you did the right thing, I think. Especially involving the priest and the doc. That was very wise. Keeping a patient comfortable is merciful, not doing so is unmerciful. Feel easy, I'd...
I hope you will not be offended by what I have to say. You should work on your English grammar, spelling, verb tenses, punctuation while you are waiting to get into a Nursing program. Doing so will...
TrudyRN replied to tryingtomakeit's topic in Ob/Gyn
Yes. She does need to go on the offensive. JCAHO, CMS, the public all need to know what is happening at that hospital and how she has been victimized by the cheap b-st-rds and gutless ignorami (nurse...
TrudyRN replied to tryingtomakeit's topic in Ob/Gyn
1. She might need a lawyer. She DOES need one if they are going after her license. 2. She needs to write a letter to her boss, the CNO, whatever managers there are, and to the hospital president,...
What is your supervisor like? Is she approachable? Sane? Reasonable and fair? Escaped from a locked Psych ward? Experienced? Helpful? Punitive in an unreasonable way? Etc. Is your DON...
Gromit, I'm glad you have a humane one and are improving. Just take it easy. Please. Bummer, nightnurse47. How well I understand but hope your new job stays
TrudyRN replied to PHLEBOTOMIST_TO_RN's topic in General Nursing
Believe it or not, that 's about what Student Health RN's make at the local community college district. That was a few years ago. Maybe it's somewhat higher now. The job, of course, is days, M-F and...
If this happened, I would try to get the order. However, whoever did this would get educated on the proper way to deal with this. 1. Get the order. 2. Give the med after you do #1. I'd report the...
no. they are supposed to have studied the meds they will be passing prior to the clinical shift on which they will pass them. then, the instructor is supposed to quiz them about the med and if she...
brandi, i love your dance in the rain thing but have to disagree that a nurse is a nurse is a nurse. that said, i do think an icu nurse should be iv competent. :balloons: :balloons: :balloons:...
I don't understand why she would not want packets available to help floaters. Is she wanting them to stumble/suffer/grope? Does she think the packets might not contain everything? I would like to...
i think that there are some things people just can't know. unfortunately, god has assigned us to take care of his world. so we just have to do the best we can. it probably all comes down to one's...
I think the nurse calling report should make sure who he or she is giving report to, too. Legally, you might be required to report only to an RN. Not sure. What does your State Nursing Board say?...
Only if I had to. Unfortunately, there often comes a point where, for physical or mental health of the caregiver(s), our loved ones have to be put into these horrible places. I used to think I...
I'll tell you what, I'd have been out of there along with the first batch of day crew. What a bunch of bananas! How can you all be so docile????!!!!???? Did Admin stay on a mat for three days? Did...
So your slug coworkers actually had the nerve to tell you they faked calling off and enjoyed the sledding? I hope you told them how you felt about it and made a mental note to yourself that you will...
Do you have walking/standing/lifting restrictions? As a nurse, you could be on your feet for 8, 10, 12, 16 hours at a time, walking up and down halls, lifting and turning heavy patients, pushing beds...
I guess it depends on how limited your hand usage is. Maybe you could go into patient care areas and actually see what nurses do. Then you could make the decision for yourself. You know yourself...