i must also add that we must treat the patient, not the monitor. an oxygen sat in the 70's for me or you would definitly make us incoherent. a COPDer is accustomed to low sats and would be...
again, the patient has the right to refuse, implied consent goes out the door when , on arrival, the patient says NO. ethically, morally, professionally this means one thing, when the patient says...
i am a well respected lpn, and one thing i always do is respect the patient, and/or the family. the fact that the patient did not want the oxygen increased is enough, add to this the family who is...
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As an LPN at a hospital, primarily Med/Surg, when I started nursing over a year ago(I worked as an aide prior to that) I found that rn's had fewer patients and did less, LPN s got stuck with six...
i have done much study on gender issues, as i have come across them in my travels. people who are transgendered feel that they are the opposite sex, that they were born with the wrong parts. there...
I think this was wrong period no matter how you look at it. What did bother me was the story headline, "male" nurse. This makes all Male nurses look bad, tying males together with the action. It is...
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miss jkm, I am a nursing assistant with a local hospital in northern new york. before working as a NA, i worked as a sitter, mainly with elderly confused patients to prevent accidents and to keep...