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Cryannurse

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  1. I am a IV nurse at one of the VA hospital. We do a lot of blood draw during the course of the day. I am wanting to know if any hospital has schedule times for draw or if three doctors place orders for three different test in the course of one hour draw them up as they come off the computer? Always thought it would be nice to let staff and patients to know that we will be on a floor around a specific time. Any help on this or just general info on what other hospitals do. Thanks.
  2. I am a IV Nurse at one of the VA Hospital in MN. My other nurses and I were trying to figure out something about blood draw and replacement fluid like K+ and Mag. Most of the floor nurses believe that it is one hour after the fluids have been replaced, but we can't find any research to back this up. Does any one have a policy or any information about when to draw blood after electrolyte replacement.

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