nightshiftnut replied to Maggie in NC's topic in General Students
No she just did not......yell loudly at the patient (who is very HOH)" Suck! Go ahead suck! Now swallow. Come on, you can swallow it! There, you did a good job! (True story! Patient was confused and...
nightshiftnut replied to Meg_student's topic in General Students
Well, I must agree that it looks like one of those nursey Halloween outfits. Is there any way your class can get together to have this ridiculously short dress banned. If a dress is what they want you...
:icon_hug:this is for you. you did all you could possibly.nothing more could be expected. sometimes you have no control over the family, no matter how much you educate. denial is obvious in this...
nightshiftnut replied to Maggie in NC's topic in General Students
-Ask to take the blood pressure of a patient that was a bilateral amputee. -Ask the male patient why he was "peeking" at her with one open eye.....he only had one eye! -Ask the instructor if eggs...
nightshiftnut replied to FireStarterRN's topic in General Nursing
What a refreshing experience. When you have faith, God can move mountains! Thanks to your inspiring patient, we can know that there is hope for other addicts in out society. It all starts with the...
nightshiftnut replied to yazisizit's topic in Nursing Humor
Great stories Ryan! I could almost visualize the scenarios in my head. I know it's morbid and disgusting ....but very interesting. It must be that Steven King in me
nightshiftnut replied to smilealot's topic in General Nursing
For our nursing pinning ceremony all the gals wore white nursing dresses, nursing hats, and carried a single red rose. The guys wore white pants, shirt, and tie. As we walked the aisle to head for the...
Sometimes during the dying process the breathing can become labored and "machine-like". As in Kussmauls respirations. I've experienced it myself with a few patients. Sometimes you are able to assist...
nightshiftnut replied to yazisizit's topic in Nursing Humor
Imagine a 48 year old woman with untreated breast cancer...mets to the bones. DNR status. Her right breast was partially necrotic...The skin on her chest had formed blister like clusters with the...
:smilecoffeecup: I work straight night shifts. I work on an Oncology/Med-Surg Unit. Alot of nights it's just me, an LPN, and an NCA. As an RN, I'm in charge with a team of 8 patients. The LPN has the...
nightshiftnut replied to NurseBlueBear's topic in Oncology
Hopefully my reply will be helpful...I'm an RN and work on an Oncology unit. The LPN's on our unit function in the same roles as an RN . They have a team of patients, perform assessments and charting,...
nightshiftnut replied to PrincessJessica's topic in General Nursing
Just thought I would add my take on the whole tat and piercing situation. Yes, it is our body to do as we please...to express who we are. Maybe I'll express my individuality by wearing a black bra and...
nightshiftnut replied to nightshiftnut's topic in General Nursing
Welcome to my world! Nightshift has a multitude of benefits. First off, their are no Dr's, Social Workers, Patient Care Managers, etc. breathing down your throat. You'll have the availablity to spend...