cubangirl
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we had a 12 year old not too long ago... is just soooo sad
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We always have 2 and 4 mg. Never higher than that
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Can i work there too¿... Promise i will not complain
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I'm surprised u haven't been able to get them yet!! I got mine two days later! That waiting is the worse!!! Stay positive!!!
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Why r u still waiting for results?? It's already the 11th. Don't u have access to them online? Good luck!!!
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It doesn't bother me at all!! Work stays at work!!! When something goes wrong in the hospitalIm just thankful that my kids were healthy and full term.
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U def should go and work night given that is so easy and well paid. I do nights and I do not get breaks or go to the bathroom many times. And on top of that there is no help, no staff .... U keep adding to the list. I would gladly give u my extra money for day shift.
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On my unit whoever is taking care of laboring mom will circulate and recover the patient. take care of the baby when comes out together with the pediatrician that has to be there when baby comes out. If baby is stable we keep it so mom can bond after surgery. after that nursery staff will come pick up the baby All the RN's know also how to scrub because many times we dont have ob techs at night. in case of emergency everybody tries to help. sometimes gets really crazy.
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OMG! I thought I was being dramatic!! I love the show ( ER) and this last episode affected me deeply! I kept thinking how horrible feeling to get to work and find your child fighting for his/her life!! I just pray to god to keep my children safe! :redpinkhe
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hello there:just wondering how are you doing in the new job. I started at about the same time and i am happy to say that so far i have been having a good time.
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Well i live in the US, but my area has a big incidence of TB. So i was probably exposed to it. I also had the vaccine in my my country, but never tested positive before. So my two options are either the treatment of rifampin or xray once a year.
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Hello everyone: i just started working 3 weeks ago. When i was going through my physical and lab tests with employee health my ppd was positive. They refered me to the chest clinic on my county. Well, long story short, the x ray was clear, but now the doctor on the clinic is telling me that I need to take a course of treatment, wich is rifampin for 4months. I opted for having an x ray done once a year, but he kept telling me that if i become active i could infect everybody without even knowing it. So now, here I am, I am so confused and i don't know what to do. Please can anyone give some advice? have you been in the same situation? I just don't know what to do!!! Help :uhoh21:
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Hello Weebaby. Well, my first week was not bad at all, it was orientation, so it actually felt like nursing school. Monday is going to be my REAL first day! I'll be working from 7a to 7p. I am excited and afraid at the same time. Let's see how it goes. I'm planning to hang in there whatever happens. Once again thanks for the inspiring words, i hope to work in the NICu some day.
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we won!! we won we won!!!!!
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