Thanks for the response - it just seemed weird to visualize a parent chomping on a fingernail - but better than running the risk of lopping off a finger.
I have a strange question - I recently overheard a parent ask one of the nurses if he could trim his baby's fingernails. She responded that we don't trim them, but the parent could chew them...
Yeah, this sounds like a very familiar scenario. And wait, here's the best part....when you graduate and you are a new nurse working as part of the staff, it continues. I guess my advice would be to...
Hey Misslo, Thanks for posting and for your thoughts. No, I don't think you're "old", well, I'm 33 and have just graduated with a BScN. I think, as another poster mentioned, that your life...
Whoops, sorry I misread the quote....well it was 3a.m. after all :-) Your post sure got me thinking - maybe this is an area in which I'd like to be involved one day when I have much more experience....
Umm, I don't think that FlyingScot meant to say that one team member was "in charge" of another - in fact the coordinator said that RNs and medics work better as a team, not as part of a hierarchical...
As a student, the nurses do not care that you are there to learn. They want you to think independently, stay out of their way, only ask concise, few, and well-thought out questions, and lighten their...
I totally agree with you here. I spent the better part of 5 years trying to lower my standards (while in my nursing program). I am finding that this is still a work in progress . . . sometimes I...
I totally agree with lilpeanut. I too am nervous and scared but I do look forward to going to work - it's just that everything is so new, and plus this is my second career, so it's just going to take...
I just watched the (first) video myself.... I wonder what was going through the mind of the nurse throughout that interview. She didn't get a chance to say