klone replied to Leonardo Del Toro's topic in General Nursing
Oh, some still do. They just can't blatantly call it that in black-and-white anymore for litigation reasons. Some physicians would call during the shift and ask what the pit was at, and get pissed off...
klone replied to Brenda F. Johnson's topic in General Nursing
Sounds more like it hit a nerve than the bone. In my experience, most nurses give the deltoid way too low. It should be only 1-2 inches below the acromium (I do 2 finger
Are you sure he didn't say/mean that he needs to offer you union REPRESENTATION? Because when you were hired, you were likely automatically joined into the union. But any time there is any kind of...
Yes, they are very much LGBTQ friendly. They have some type of certification on it (it was happening just as I was leaving last year). I don't think you would encounter difficulty with the...
Oh, so your L&D and postpartum are separate units? Then yes, I think mother/baby is an excellent position to start while trying to figure out if you want to work in
I worked at Denver Health until last year. There has been a pretty big shakeup with a new CEO and from what I've heard, serious financial difficulties. Last year I would have recommended working there...
Wait, are you asking where to WORK, or where to do your capstone? If your interest is in L&D, I would try to get your capstone in L&D. For what it's worth, I went into OB right after...
Do facilities in your state routinely schedule people for regular 16-hour shifts? Because I can't think of any scenario in which a nurse would work 16+ hours *except* in an on-call
If you have a 16-hour max law, then you shouldn't be able to/have to take more than 4 hours of call after your 12-hour shift. So you should never need to work more than 4
The DNP trumps a BSN. I have never heard of anyone being turned down for a job that requires a BSN when they hold a HIGHER nursing degree. That you've heard "stories" sounds very specious - those...
Yes, as Pixie mentioned - it's one dose - either as a powder, or four pills you take all at once. The only thing I could see is if he vomited up the dose shortly after taking it (which happens quite...
If he took the antibiotics as prescribed, and has not had intercourse since treatment, then it was a false positive due to testing too soon after treatment, with chlamydia DNA still
How long after treatment did they do the test of cure? For that matter, WHY did they do a test of cure? It's not recommended unless compliance is in question, or during pregnancy. In answer to your...