canigraduate replied to Nurse Beth's topic in Nursing
Or that they are non-American articles not submitted to American journals. The original question asking why non-American articles aren't published in American journals was self-answering, I thought.
I would ask for more training so you can deal with this child appropriately. The current plan sucks. I am a bit upset that you tried to force the kid to take the medication. That never works. It just escalates the behavior. It sounds like this child ...
If it keeps coming back, it's likely from a home source. I used to get it from my dog. You could send a letter home with the class's students educating the parents about possible home sources. From Sources of Infection | Ringworm | Types of Diseases ...
canigraduate replied to canigraduate's topic in Nursing
Hi! Sorry for the late reply. I'm working on my BSN and don't come here as often. I haven't disclosed at work to my management, just to a couple of my coworkers. So far, I haven't needed accommodations. Just realize, nurses are some of the most jud...
canigraduate replied to JerseyTomatoMDCrab's topic in School
I'm not one to call "bully." I usually denounce the mistaken assumption that someone is being bullied. You, however, are being bullied. I would report the principal. A) His remark about your wedding planning was inappropriate. B) He is attempting to...
canigraduate replied to melisach19's topic in Student Assist
1. When providing basic patient care (turning, perineal care, dressing change, etc), I always pause the patient's parenteral nutrition. False - I don't see the point. The residual in the stomach isn't going to magically go away because you paused the...
canigraduate replied to Neezy84's topic in Nursing
Neezy, I read through about the first 10 pages. As some of the long-term posters know, I have ADHD and the attention span of a puppy. I may have missed some important things, but I did want to comment on what I saw in your posts. I want to tell you t...
canigraduate replied to Xtina, BSN, RN's topic in Relations
No, it isn't. It is perception. Sometimes you need a change of perspective to get a view of the truth. That being said, I was bullied by a nurse when I was a CNA. It wasn't any of this "she's so mean to me" whiny crap, either. She systematically set ...
canigraduate replied to Emergent's topic in Nursing
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