Zaynab

You did fine. When an NG tube is displaced you may not be able to tell how far it was in originally. I find that when in doubt, start over and put down a new one at the correct length and recheck that you get air bubbles in the belly. It was better to pull out a displaced tube that could gag the patient and cause them to vomit and aspirate versus leave a useless item in place.

I think as long as you are willing to learn new things then you have not limited yourself. I started in the Burn ICU as a new grad and found that I was always in reach of someone with more experience, never left alone to muddle through. If you think you have the temperament to deal with the big scary mucky burns then go for it! I find that attitude sometimes has more benefit than lots of ICU experience.