Never been enraged by a patient expecting to be medicated as prescribed by the physician... it's their pain, not mine... and I have no right to judge. Give them their medication and go read up on...
Thank you, badkids. I was wondering who everyone performed their clinicals with during nursing school as well...nad I'm leaning towards the idea that they trained with nurses who were equally sour....
Your last paragraph is quite a generalization about Med-Surg nurse opinions. Perhaps this is a true statement where you work, but it is certainly not a true picture of all Med-Surg nurses. I think...
As the premier leader in Adult Care/Med-Surg nursing, the Academy of Medical-Surgical Nurses (AMSN) offers Med-Surg Certification to ADN, Diploma and BSN nurses; those passing the exam earn their...
That's a very unusual rate, to be sure. The Community College where I teach CNAs is somewhere in the neighborhood of $500, I believe. There is a big difference in what is taught from course to...
So long as she's not oversedated, her physician should look at increasing her pain medication and provide something IV for dressing changes and/or a shorter acting analgesic possibly every 4 hours as...
Ativan should always be refrigerated (according to manufacturers instructions) to maintain stability. Additionally, ativan should always be diluted with an equal volume of compatible solution prior...
I whistle! :rotfl: Patient's generally love it, sounds cheery and I come across as happy in my work. And I've yet to hear ANYONE complain about it... not even the "complainers". My faves?...
We treat many of our traumatic crush injuries preemptively for rhabdo, according to a protocol designed by one of our trauma surgeons. I've seen cases from MVA's, from vascular occlusions following...
~*~*~*~* :: passing 3rd a cup of camomile tea :: There, there... you just had a very bad dream... all is right in the world. Give me your errand list and get some