Oh, I wasn't referring to the closing of that particular thread.... I was just using that one as an example of a Mod coming back and actually updating on whether a thread would be reopened or not. But...
Thanks....it does! And I think that you all do a great job. Every once and a while, a thread will be closed and I think..."Shoot, it was just getting good...." Not that I enjoy discord, but sometimes...
I'm really sorry if this is off-topic.....~ha, I know, not so smart in a thread full of mods.... But I've always wondered why, when a thread is closed, the mod usually says something like..."closed...
LeahJet replied to RN2MSNasap's topic in Emergency
Crocs just didn't do anything for me. I mean, they are comfortable...but not really a lot of support. Almost like going around in your socks.....except for that irritating tendency for the rubber toe...
I was in Albuquerque on a travel assignment and just down to sleep after a night shift. My boyfriend called from Oklahoma and the first thing he said was "Do you know what's going on?" The way...
I'm just saying, luv, that you just need to wait until you have been a nurse a while and then have a student/new grad/cousin of an EMT stand over you and wait for you to make a mistake. Back in the...
You know, once upon a time....not long ago really..... giving excellent care was satisfying to the patient and their family. I am in agreement with the others that have said that a lot is grouped...
I just never have felt right about asking for an RX. It's just my personal issue....but it is one of those humbling experiences that I just don't do too well with. I guess I have too much silly
LeahJet replied to RN2MSNasap's topic in Emergency
Nike Shox for me. A good idea would be to go to a store that sells athletic shoes.... most have a chart or guide that shows what shoes are best for your individual
I think that in the ER, you know the docs on a more personal level. Spending 12 hours working side by side, you develop a rapport with them. We talk about kids, movies, travel....just like any...
Just curious..... do you ever (on a regular basis) have to have more than 4 rooms in your ED? If so, how many? I have worked in many ED's all over the country and they would close rooms before a nurse...
Ha..... There was a moonlighting resident in a small rural ER I worked in many years ago. He was going to help me out and start the IV/INT on the pt. while I went to get the meds. When I got back to...
She should not be a preceptor. Just a word to the wise: Use your apologies sparingly. It's sad, but the truth is, some people view this as a weakness. With experience will come confidence....until...
In the ER, we take care of up to 6 or 7 pts. at a time. I have had nights where a pt. having an MI was not my priority (my co-workers were pulled from their less acute pts to help me out).... When...
'Prisoners' in concentration camps from Nazi Germany and prisoners in our system that have been tried and convicted of crimes are not comparable. One is our Justice system and the other is
The ER I work in sounds simular. They usually end up putting the new grads and the PRN people in the high turnover, less acuity areas. To me, a 10 year ER veteran, that will burn you out quicker than...
I would be more likely to distinguish my "white patient" because the majority of my patients are black. But as far as nurses calling their pt's white and black.... that's rarely done. Even in report,...
Oh, and another side note........ I live in Mississippi....the most picked on state re: racism. I never...ok....NEVER.... hear the 'N' word in the workplace. Not among co-workers, pts,...
In all fairness, I have heard black people (co-workers and pts/family) describe someone as "that white nurse" or "he was a white guy". I work in an almost 50/50 white/black environment and...