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I know I would love to find a good pocket reference but I have not been able to find one with all that I want...such as disease processes and s/s, labs, assessment, meds.. Any suggestions?

I will admit to being a little sensitive like the thread starter. I would have probably been upset too, not because of a bottle, because of how I was spoken to in this situation. As a new nurse myself, we have some senior staff on the floor who are plain rude. Anytime you ask them questions they look at you like you are stupid. It does affect your confidence. Once you are at the end of your shift, a little tired and stressed from a hard days work, things affect you differently than they would if you were at the top of your game.

Hello. I have a little girl that is chronically ill and in the local hospital on the peds floor several times a year, usually for just a night or two. Do you think it would be a good idea or bad idea to work on the peds floor? I have always wanted to, and it is the only peds place in the area. Thanks!