Coriander

We require patients to be tele monitored for IV haldol.

Specialized chemo gown and double long sleeved nitrile gloves along with a mask with face shield. Every time. I work inpatient medical oncology.

Lovely. I think the word hospice can have different meanings for some, and doesn't always need to be said. Thank you for this.

We must use the pumps for safety reasons on the floors at my hospital, even for normal saline. The ER is the only dept that doesn't use them for boluses.

This rate is normal for our unit, too. We have a lot of central lines and vanco.

I'm 40 and love 12 hour shifts.

Welcome to CV, chad.maili. :)

I didn't see that. Thanks so much.

I can help. Message me privately, please. :)

I have an electronic scope and love it. I used to have a hearing aid but lost it during a code. I now realize my hearing has worsened so I really need to replace it. It's important to truly hear our patients and colleagues. The price of a hearing aid or scope is nothing if we miss something crucial.

I graduated nursing school at 37. I'll graduate with my MSN at 41. It's not too late. :)

I agree with calling the gentleman back first thing in the morning. The BRN is undergoing extreme staffing issues as well as a possible sunset, so the office is under a lot of stress. I understand your frustration. Keep trying, and follow up on the other threads in case someone has additional information that might help you.

Dressings are every 6 days and prn. Lines and caps are changed every Monday and Thursday. RNs own their lines although the vascular nurse will sometimes do a change. Patients who present with an outside line will have a picture taken (of the site) and the dressing changed.

The BRN is overseen by the DCA and has no choice in most matters. They're in their Sunset Hearing right now and hopefully there will be changes made without us losing the entire institution.

Chula, for their residency program, does panel interviews with three to six people from various units. Memorial and Grossmont do the same.