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Okay. I will ask my manager. I apologize for asking assistance related to my job on this forum .

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Actually the orientation I had in my job didn't tell us anything about progress notes. I just assumed I would be doing what I learned in nursing school. The nurse who worked with me yesterday said "didn't they tell you we don't chart like we were told in nursing school?" I ran into a writers block and didn't know what to do.

I am a bit confused because the hospital told me to disregard everything you learned from nursing school. They said they don't want the details of each system because that is what the assessment is for.

Hi..I was wondering if anyone might be able to offer some tips as to writing nursing progress notes. I started a Nurse Tech role and will be writing progress notes on my patients but it seems I am not sure what to write..I was told everything you learn in school will not be used in the hospital scene. We would be charting by exception. Any tips? Or a template I might be able to follow?

WOW...you are not alone. I have the same issue. I get so deathly sick the night before clinical and it doesn't subside until the end of the clinical day. I went to doctor today and he prescribed me Celexa. He said it would be very good and give you a boost of energy. Something to look into....if you want. He also suggested exercising because it relieves some of that stress attached to it. My statement was...I dont have the time...and he said tape your lecture and take it with you.

how does this look ...this is what i came up with...(little bit of feedback) nrs. dx: risk for imbalanced fluid volume r/t inadequate oral intake to meet needs of increased insensible water loss and frequent loose stools aeb:n/a assessment data: delayed/poor oral breastfeeding and sucking reflex. tsb [color=#2d2d2d]13 mg/dl treatments: phototherapy medications: medical hx: cesearan section 3rdday post-op key problem patient response #3 nrs. dx: impaired skin integrity r/t frequent loose stools aeb: diaper area slightly reddened and irritated from frequent loose/greenish brown stools during bilirubin excretion.. assessment data: diaper area slightly reddened and irritated from frequent stools. tsb [color=#2d2d2d]13 mg/dl treatments: cleanse the diaper area with soap and water after each stool, exposure to air for short periods when phototherapy is not on, place diaper under infant to catch urine and stool, calmoseptine to buttocks, phototherapy medications: n/a medical hx: cesearan section 3rd day post-op key problem patient response #3 nrs. dx: knowledge deficit r/t prognosis, condition aeb: mother requested information on the cause and treatment. assessment data: subjective: mother states, “i would like some information on the cause and prognosis”. objective: mother appeared worried and anxious, because she is unaware of the cause. tsb [color=#2d2d2d]13 mg/dl treatments: phototherapy medications: n/a medical hx: cesearan section 3rd day post-op key problem patient response #4 nrs. dx: risk for injury: infant r/t kernicterus, phototherapy lights aeb: n/a assessment data: tsb [color=#2d2d2d]13 mg/dl treatments: phototherapy eye protectors medications: n/a medical hx: cesearan section 3rd day post-op

PLEASE HELP! I am doing a careplan on a newborn that is a 3 day old male infant with hyperbilirubemia. Can anyone help? I am trying to figure out what NRS DXs I can use.