33-weeker replied to HappyNurse2005's topic in Ob/Gyn
right. how does that relate anyway. lol i should add, since i was so outspoken before, that i have no problem with people using public assistance the way it was intended to be used. i even qualified...
33-weeker replied to HappyNurse2005's topic in Ob/Gyn
it's not about being better than anyone. it's about the attitude that some people on public assistance have and how they abuse the system. i treat all my patients well, regardless of insurance...
33-weeker replied to HappyNurse2005's topic in Ob/Gyn
wow... some people just don't get the this-is-a-place-for-professionals-to-vent thing. we know there are ligitimate times for people to call 911. i did when i went into chf. the problem is we see so...
i'm right there with you about hating vaccines, but since i had my spleen removed to put my itp in remission, i don't have a choice any more either. i'll be achy and flu-ish soon, too. take a tylenol...
after working in family birthing (hospitals) for years, and reading up on birth, i knew i didn't want to deliver in a hospital. (no offense - i'm a nurse, too) i hired midwives and had my kids at...
perhaps she's bipolar, or perhaps she's just miserable, burned-out and taking it out on those around her. i've worked with doctors like her before. you hate to have to call them or round with them...
i suppose i should clarify my previous comments... dnr, comfort care, and even turning off a vent for a hopless case is one thing. euthenasia or stopping feedings for a patient breathing on their own...
this does place us between a rock and a hard place. i guess all we nurses can do is to mutter the vs out loud as you take them, or make a joke about drs. offices making her bp go up, and say her...
thanks for the info. i have no real memories from back then, only some from a heart cath when i was 4 - mostly negative. i have often wondered, though, if i am comfortable in the hospital setting...
we get similar calls in nursery all the time. "could you come pick up brandon for the night" "what's brandon's last name?" "jones" "maam... we don't have a baby jones... what last name was the mom...
i had a case once like this. the neo began to explain to the parents - like she does often - about abo incomptibility and jaundice. the dad got up quietly, but abruptly, and walked right out of...
ok. let's be a kind here... after my tubal, the first few times i was with my husband, i had a throbbing, aching in about the place where my tubes/ovaries are. i'm a nurse & i understand the...
oh, sweetie. never you mind that. i've always said (stadol or not) that no one should ever hold a woman responsible for anything she does or says while in labor. i've seen straight-laced, proper...
at our hospital (i work level i, ii, & catch babies) we have noticed a trend with stadol and its affects on newborns. [color=#483d8b] [color=#483d8b]we get a lot of drop-ins who typically get iv...
I'm sure most professionals, when faced with a situation in which there is a question of parental understanding, could explain it in plain enough language so that the most simple person would...
just as in any profession, there are good, bad and so-so midwives. do pick a good one. i saw great midwifes for both my pregnancies and births (and for one miscarriage in between). they never spent...
true, but we can educate the publlic about the whole thing, in hopes that more moms will refuse it or insist that the infusion be stopped once the birth is over and all is well. have any of you heard...
sometimes docs realize their mistakes & do a little sheepish crawfishing. when i was a new nurse and not as assertive with the docs as i would be nowadays... i had a rather young, avg.size,...
no. one cannot put a price on human life. but we, as a society, cannot totally ignore cost issues either. it affects us all. spending money on preventable preemies/drug babies leaves less to go...