caroladybelle BSN, RN

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  1. You know that area on your Mob husband's member.....the one you found and starting screaming that some w$&@? nurse must of done while doing "something perverted" ......NO ONE HAS ANY DESIRE TO DO...
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    RN trained in Finland seeking NCLEX approval in the US

    Your bigger issue will be the very long wait for a
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    International nursing students in the US

    Many of us do. However, our answers would be similar. There are very fewer employers that even qualify for H1b given the severity of the recession, and large number of unemployed local nurses. There...
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    Benefits of being a guy

    Uhhhhhhhh, what does that have to do with being a guy. Just saying that plenty of women fall into that
  5. The facility that I work, is considered one of the top in the nation. It has the best, bar none, ratio for my specialty that I have seen in 18+ years of nursing, and over 20 hospitals (I was a...
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    Is this safe/normal??

    Is it safe ? No, per studies done, it is not safe. Is it normal? In many places, it is. I have worked oncology ( giving chemo and blood products), medsurg and telemetry units that have have that...
  7. I am a nurse. I am not an NP. I am not a PA. I certainly have never married, or ever desire to date an MD or a resident or a PA or an NP, at any time in my life. The very idea turns me cold. Did you...
  8. The point is that , MDs "pay" for their specialized training by: poor conditions, substantial lower pay, a grueling schedule for 3-6 years or more of their life. They to a certain extent, are...
  9. MDs in residency get paid a small fraction of what an MD in practice gets, and often less than experienced nurses. Most are required to work 80 hrs a week, not including extra time for prep, etc....
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    Older nurses vs younger nurses

    I read the first post and thought, "pot meet kettle". Enough
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    Magnet hospitals in/around Baltimore

    It is a lot more than less than ideal. Think close to 2 hrs or more for the commute each way to and from Baltimore depending on location. That's a lot of time, especially if you are tired. When I...
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    Magnet hospitals in/around Baltimore

    Yikes! It may be only 30 miles, but the commute during the high traffic hours can be totally nightmarish. I don't drive to/from DC, in the high traffic hours at all. Using the commuter train might...
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    Board of Nursing Actions

    Problem, here. Just because they will accept any state license does not mean that they will give you a job. The first question they will ask is "Have there been any actions taken against your...
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    Thoughts on improving caring

    Tralala, Actually, I believe you have mixed up 2 movies, similar in plot. William Hurt in "The Doctor" was about the cocky MD that got cancer, and had the change of heart about how he behaved to PTs,...
  15. There is a law from "The House of God" that I paraphrase. Show me a new grad that doesn't double my workload and I will kiss their feet. It is much harder and takes much more time to teach someone...
  16. Life changes=I want to follow my boyfriend to his new job. I got pregnant out of wedlock and need to live nearer to my family. I am getting married/divorced/pregnant/domestically partnered. I hate...
  17. Because we may not see a need to unionize or we may not want to deal with some of the problems that unionization brings with it. Much like those who proselytize, unless they can offer an improvement...
  18. Very few facilities have specialized "new grad" programs, and please name the government entity that pays those fees. My facility and most all that I have worked with, would live to recupe some of...
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    Troubles with eyeglasses

    I wear bifocals. I have never had any problems working critical care or oncology with them. If you get them fitted properly, they do not fall off. I have gotten used to pinching my mask nose to...
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    Diazepam IV - clarification

    The few times, that I had IV Valium (used in endo in the old days), it stung but was tolerable. However, the site was painful for a week after or
  21. If one has not paid for their education, they have not "earned" their degree...... Thus they should not reap the
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    "Thumping" out the door....?

    I hate to break but I have had well educated pts and families who have been approached properly and repeatedly and yet choose full code status in completely futile instances. I have even dealt with...
  23. Unfortunately, LASIK is not a good answer for those of us with presbyopia. It will either correct for closeup or for distance. You would still need glasses/readers for the uncorrected
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    BP: how high is too high (at 2am)? i.e., when will Pt stroke out?

    There isn't a specific bp that would cause a
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    Long/modest scrub skirts?

    Ooooo, some of them are custom. The site also has several dresses with sleeves that cover the elbows, also. Another solution, some churches that have predominantly African American members often have...