ChicagolandRN replied to nocturne716's topic in General Students
I think WNL is more of an ideal range. It obviously depends on a patient's baseline. For example, I had two patients today with BP's of 80/50. One got a STAT bolus of fluid and got transferred to...
ChicagolandRN replied to Dave ARNP's topic in Pain Management
Dave, I know you're very passionate about pain mgmt. What resources would you suggest for me? I'm an onc RN and I plan to eventually go into hospice. I like to be knowledgable enough to offer my 2...
I took Kaplan last May. I think they offered a lot of good pointers, plus the review book was very concise and easy to use. I think, more than anything, that taking Kaplan gave me...
Hi all! I'm an oncology nurse who's interested in becoming HT certified. Many of our pastoral care members do it and it works MAGIC for cancer pain. Anyway. My hospital does offer classes, but...
My orientation was eight weeks long. Three on 1st shift and five on 2nd shift, which is the shift I work now. I started by following my preceptor and "helping" for about three days. Then I took...
I love my career, my hospital, MOST of my co-workers, and my patients. Of course, like everyone else, I get frustrated at times. I like to go to this BB at those times. I personally would encourage...
Hi everyone. I live in IL, and we don't use nurse levels (or whatever you call them). What differentiates a nurse level I from a level II etc...? Thanks a bunch. Have a great
I've just been browsing the BB, and I've noticed how supportive, comforting, and energetic Jnette always is. Not that she's the only one, but she always makes me smile. Just wanted to say thanks,...