Happy2CU

Happy2CU

LTC/ rehab/ dialysis

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About Happy2CU

Happy2CU has 4 years experience and specializes in LTC/ rehab/ dialysis.


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  1. I work for DaVita. Benefits are reasonable priced. There is bonus opportunity, but it's dependent upon your patient's lab values and a variety of other criteria, some within your control, some not. Management will promise you bonus opportunity as ...
  2. "Missing" narcotic please read need help!!!

    I reread your post..... I would definitely recommend a meeting with your DON and ADON. Call them back today to schedule this meeting. Things need to change with how meds are received and signed for. Your ADON was quick to tell you about "police, la...
  3. "Missing" narcotic please read need help!!!

    Just a quick response here. I would absolutely recommend having liability insurance. I'm an LPN as well (work in dialysis). I have mine thru NSO. It's very reasonable, and I feel so much more comfortable having it. I would speak with your DON re...
  4. is your unit running out of supplies too?

    Cannulating without gloves........ I can tell you that I would not be working there. If there were no gloves, I would not accept my assignment and I would leave the building. That's beyond horrid.......we run out of some supplies sometimes...... b...
  5. crappy nurses day

    Yeppers...... I got absolutely nothing as well. Actually I would have appreciated the book. It's waaaaaay better than nothing...at least they are thinking of you all in some aspect.
  6. Co Worker and snide comments

    Ditto to what all of the above posters have said. She is dangerous, she is a threat to your professional reputation and livehood. What a very unhappy and sad person she must be. Take action with management now!! Best of luck to you.
  7. Do you wear rings on your fingers to work?

    I don't wear my wedding/engagement or any other rings to work. I did for while..... Just choose not to now. Doesn't mean I love my husband any less. Just feel it's safer for me and my patients. Personal choice.
  8. Blind new parents. Biggest challenge ever!

    They should be fine. I trained a blind man to do his own peritoneal dialysis at home. The training look considerably longer than training other patients with vision, but he's doing great. I agree with the prior poster, honesty is best.
  9. How are you going to Vote - US

    Obama all the way!!!
  10. Any nurses you dread giving report to?

    I once worked with a woman I hated giving report to. She wanted everything presented in a very specific was......she was a tough one. I never felt my report was good enough for her. I also felt like she didn't like me...... anyhow...... On my last...
  11. Warm prune juice with some melted butter in it ~ about a teaspoon of butter. That will do the trick!!
  12. skirts

    I've worked with Pentacostal nurses/MAs etc who wore skirts due to religion. Up north I worked with a young woman who would occasionally wear a white skirt with socks and tennis shoes in the summer......she said it was cool and comfortable. Last su...
  13. Question About PD Solutions

    The 4.25 solution that your patient was receiving is the "strongest". It removes both fluid (usually a fairly large amount) and toxins in a short period of time and "generally" should only be used when patient is fluid overloaded. 2.5% solution rem...
  14. What are the traditional uniforms worn by hospital personnel?

    I remembe when I was in nursing school and doing my clinicals. At the time, at age 45, I was an older student. One of my clinical instructors was a brilliant (and very young) woman in her late 20's. I was dressed in my student attire, all white, t...
  15. Ripped Off

    I would ask the school if I could at least have the pin that I paid for and skip the pinning ceremony the school is planning. It's nice that you and your classmates are doing something special on your own. My LPN pinning was held in the school, ver...