Ditto here too. Our pp floor will occaisionally be asked to take off service pts such as vag hysts. Sometimes we'll get lap chole's who stay basically because they had a late surgery and will go...
It does get better! I've been out of nursing school for almost 2 years. I'm still learning stuff and asking myself "How have I been functioning all along without this knowledge?" You will do
MommyLauraRN replied to obliviousRN's topic in Ob/Gyn
I've always referred to TTN as benign tachypnea with a RR usually in the 70's-80's, but no grunting/flaring/retracting/desatting or abnormal lung sounds. With TTN, you can check the baby's RR a...
I would definitely go get checked out. I had a 4th degree (thanks to a 7 minute brady and forceps) and when I got home I dared to feel and look with a mirror. I had a nice straight suture line and...
MommyLauraRN replied to cantfindmyway's topic in Ob/Gyn
The types of nursing you're describing are very different. 1. Working in a doctor's office doing prenatal care etc: This is not acute care nursing, you do a lot more teaching and routine stuff. I...
MommyLauraRN replied to buckeyesn's topic in Ob/Gyn
I did a similar thing when I was in BSN school. I worked Postpartum/Newborn/Antepartum at a University Teaching hospital. My title was Nurse Associate and I worked under an RN preceptor and then...
MommyLauraRN replied to fourbirds4me's topic in Ob/Gyn
We don't have a policy per se on SVEs, but at our hospital the residents do them. Q1 hour seems excessive to me, especially for primips who are ruptured because the risk of infection increases...
I work at a teaching hospital where we have a lot of high risk patients. We have residents and attendings and peds that are in house for emergencies and deliveries. I would be scared out of my mind...