The physiotherapist my mom sees uses this technique as well as acupunture as part of her practice. My mom has had good success with both these techniques as well as more "traditional" physio...
taramayrn replied to gentle_ben_RN's topic in Oncology
I have worked on an oncology/palliative care unit for almost 4 years now. I love it, but yes, it can be hard. We do not see the miracles on our unit, we don't see the success stories, we don't see...
I believe we normally give this drug at 0800. I certainly wouldn't give it at 0600 (unless the pt requests it at that time, etc) and wake the pt up unnecessarily. We normally do not use this drug...
Dexamethasone -should avoid giving it after 1800 otherwise pts are "wired" for the night. Lasix - another one to avoid giving past 1800 unless the pt has a foley. If giving Maxeran to prevent...
Another medication that could have been used along with the morphine is Versed. It is especially helpful in terminal patients who are air hungry and feel as though they cannot
I think it can be seen either way. However I would have not checked his sats, but would have put the oxygen on for his comfort only - not to bring his sats
Here are a few ideas: - increasing staff morale -preventing back injuries -preventing patient falls -changes in the policy and implementation of restraints Good
Some things for you to think about that might help you answer the question: - does blood get "stuck"? -does heating an area cause edema? -what are the causes of a perforated/ruptured
Seems like a heavy patient load and alot of responsibility for a new grad. I think the orientation sounds great, however that doesn't change the patient
taramayrn replied to shortstuff31117's topic in Ob/Gyn
I suppose if they don't want you to mix drugs then there needs to be a pharmacist on call when the pharmacy is closed or have some policies in place for the use and mixing of night cupboard...