Occam's Razor. Unless you are willing to explain to us the incredible extenuating circumstances, we will continue to insist that it's either an emergency, in which case you should go to the ED; or...
Separate cup from what? The other meds? I've never heard of that, so I don't know what to tell you. Perhaps she's talking about meds that absolutely need to be taken, vs. PRN
I would say that a situation that requires triage within an hour would constitute an emergency. The specific situation you mention - what would a patient do if the physician was there in clinic, but...
Sure, if she can't pump enough, she may have to supplement. But it shouldn't be a go-to, but something for emergency use. Plus, now that the baby is 6+ months, supplementation can be done with food,...
I do this all the time as a clinic RN. However, do not think for a second that we are "quasi-providers" - we cannot bill for our services, and we do not have prescriptive authority, or the authority...
If it's that possibly emergent, that's what EDs are for. Our clinic closes for lunch. No staff is available to triage. Sometimes the entire clinic closes for the day for a retreat. If someone has a...
How/when will your baby be eating during the day while you're sleeping? Even if she is sleeping through the night or only waking up once or twice at night to eat, you still need to pump very regularly...
I know many of you have gone through this, so I'm coming here for advice. One of my very best friends fought melanoma about 10 years ago. It was stage 2 - they removed the tumor and the sentinel node...
And yes, I agree that the appropriate thing to do would be to contact the clinic manager and just explain that you're concerned that the MAs don't seem to be familiar with finding the landmarks to...
Yikes, that's pretty scary. Where I work, the MAs can give simple IMs like Depo. They cannot give IMs that have to be reconstituted (such as ceftriaxone). What I find frustrating is that so many...
No one is saying that isn't happening at educational institutions all over the country. I was simply addressing how it's possible that it's NOT happening at Frontier. You did say you were "open to...
I've never worked in OB in either hospital. I don't know very much about PSL, but I do know some nurses and providers who have worked at St. Joe's, and from what I've heard, it's a somewhat...
As someone who went to Frontier (yep, I'm a 2011 attrition statistic!) and was active on the FB page for current and potential students, I can tell you - before they increased enrollment, what would...