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anyway ivmama ,... have u ever smell melaena? it's an experience after that poppies become flowers

i absolute think so lorilou! u'r surely going to get used to smell n poppy ivmama but close your mouth n take care when u have 2 do with biological fluids :dncgbby:

congrats hotmama!! my companion is pregnant 2 (but she'll deliver in these days). enjoy your love and have a good study :dncgbby::dncgbby:

thank you alex

anybody could explain me your nurse's groundwork? how your courses r arranged. your further improvements.[color=#676767] i read so many acronyms[color=#676767] in this forum but i cant understand them right. [color=#676767]in my country we've 3 years course 2 have a degree in nursing. none infusion nurse or something else. we can improve ourselves with 2 years specializzation course (4 executive functions), masters or other clinical courses, but i suppose we havent your clinical specializzations. [color=#676767]i'm attending a 1 year cvc implanter n manager master, but after that i will remain a nurse, with more expertise, but without other titles than "nurse". [color=#676767]just curious about your reality. i'd happy with a link 2, but i prefer a simple explanation . bye bye

hi there. congratulation 4 your degree. nurses work organizzation is different enough here, as our shift works composed by 2 days (7-2), 1 pm (2-10), 1 night (10-7) n 2 rest days (maybe) in a consecutive way 4 each nurse. work plane n expertises (a bit) r different 2 from yours. nursing is similar, illness is the same. so i can just write u what do i love/hate about my oncology unit. i love enrichfull relationships may (or not) come up with patients who have 2 come back periodically 4 chemioterapy, in this way u can learn 2 know their multifaced health problems on the whole. i love nursing care u can supply to oncologic patient. i love possiblitity 2 improve help-relation skills as well as tecnical ones (cvc implantation n management, chemio management n infusion,...). i dont like death (who likes), but it happens everywhere indeed, not just here. further we try (if possible) 2 care terminal patients at their home. i hate our hard workload that u cant supply nursing care as u could: 26 patients, 4 nurses in day shift, 2 (!!) in pm shift, 2 (!) in night shift. unfortunetly i dont know your clinician reality, but i'd like,.. sooner or later, who knows. have a good work, but enjoy 2, ciao

i exactly know how u r feeling this moment. during my first days in oncology many times after the shift i had 2 call my ward (the night 2) 2 say something i forgot. resist. in few time u r going 2 organize your work n u r able 2 manage the care. bye from an almost newbie onco-nurse

i wish u the best

dont worry gentlegiver, u r a "seasoned nurse" for me