sbic56

sbic56 BSN, RN

Obstetrics, M/S, Psych

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  1. man holding wife still during epidural dies!

    Perfect answer to lizz question. When someone exercises their right to decline prescribed treatment, it is not the same as suicide. There may be other motives for doing so other than suicide, such as...
  2. Probably OR...no life there I love OB and psych...It's a new reality show every
  3. I love your no BS, common sense approach to things. :) Great
  4. man holding wife still during epidural dies!

    I think part of this has to do with the different philosophy in OB. It is expected that family be supportive during labor where as in other specialties, family is not so much in the picture. The...
  5. man holding wife still during epidural dies!

    Being another who would not sue for something as this I have to respond. The only time I believe suits should be allowed is when there is gross negligence or wanton disregard for someone elses well...
  6. man holding wife still during epidural dies!

    jolie...wow, you know your legalese!Thanks for the explanation. I hope we get to see how this turns
  7. man holding wife still during epidural dies!

    Sorry about that. I was thinking if someone slipped and fell and had a viable suit there had to be a reason other than being a klutz. I am so amazed at what people will do to get money and that they...
  8. man holding wife still during epidural dies!

    There was no negligence in this case like there might be if someone slipped in a puddle at walmart. The guy wasn't assisting, but supporting his wife, as is common practice in labor these days. If...
  9. man holding wife still during epidural dies!

    puss? Are we back in OB? :rotfl: (sorry, couldn't
  10. I think i' losing my mind

    Maybe geting the LPN could be a short term goal. Like others said, it will make it easier to get into an RN upgrade program later once you have a few years on the floor under your belt. LPN's may not...
  11. man holding wife still during epidural dies!

    We can only hope this wise words prove
  12. a woman has the third triplet years later

    With all the personal info this lady divulged to the media, I doubt heatherp needs to worry about confidentiality! True, though, we do need to be careful how we mention stuff on
  13. man holding wife still during epidural dies!

    I can't really agree on either point as far as how the court would look at this. The RN does not usually "hug"/ hold the patient either...most times no one does this. The anesthesiologist has the...
  14. man holding wife still during epidural dies!

    Good point. After all, dad could snip off a finger with that sharp medical implement. Here might be some grounds to a case because of letting him participate in a procedure for which he was untrained....
  15. man holding wife still during epidural dies!

    BETSRN...you are clearly passionate about this topic and I think you give excellent argument for your viewpoints! The anesthesiologist does ask the family to leave during epidural placement where I...
  16. man holding wife still during epidural dies!

    Sad story, but no grounds for a suit. Such a dangerous precedent to set, too. Imagine the possibilities. What happened to personal responsibilty? Someone always has to pay when something bad happens....
  17. Should there be a limit on trying to pass NCLEX?

    I had initially thought there should be a limit, but then I thought it would be better to find out if those who take the boards, say more than 3 times, are as competent as those who pass it in less...
  18. Removing a Catheter from a male pt

    Too funny. :rotfl: Seriously, I think the OP's husband is telling tales and swearing to
  19. Patients knowing medical lingo

    Great point...knowledge is
  20. Nurses Who Shouldn't be Nurses

    That must be it. One never knows when they may get assaulted by a hot cup o' joe!
  21. Patients knowing medical lingo

    It's because you are a new nurse...when I catch myself, I correct it, but like I said....these words become your regular vocalbulary once you use them for say 15-20
  22. Nurses Who Shouldn't be Nurses

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  23. Patients knowing medical lingo

    I was wondering if anyone else did this. The terms we use become so second nature, I forget that they aren't laymen's terms sometimes, too. And who hasn't written the abbreviation for "with" when...
  24. Good plan. At 20. I think you can expect the minimum degree in nursing to be raised to BSN in your career. It won't be for several years, as the shortage won't allow for it, but I'd be prepared to get...
  25. Sure we all have the choice...we choose ADN or BSN for varied reasons. I haven't felt it was worth it for me to keep going, am happy with the ADN, but if my needs change, I'll go for it. After all, I...