noyesno MSN, APRN, NP

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    define break...lol

    30 minutes uninterrupted to do whatever I want. If you try to interrupt me, I might rattle off a state law or gently slam a door in your face. Punching "no lunch" if I don't get my
  2. I don't think we are mandated HIPAA violation reporters. I'd just give this "friend" a heads up and tell him/her their status may violate
  3. I do things pretty similar to turnforthenurseRN and it works out really well. I'd like to cosign her
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    "Difficult" Patients

    I'm pretty good at winning these peeps over but it takes a lot of effort and drains the life out of me. Sometimes, I feel rewarded and pat myself on the back. Other times, I get mad at myself for...
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    Hourly Rounding

    Implanted chips inside our
  6. No, you need at least a
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    Destroying medications

    The pharmacist at my hospital said: since we pee out the byproducts of the drugs, flushing them down the toilet is no biggy. We're suppose to put coumadin wrappers in the black box thing. Nobody does...
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    Why are the divorce rates among nurses so high?

    This post is genius. Love the six rights at the
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    Off the clock

    When nurses work off the clock, either by working through their breaks or punching out and continuing to work, they do a disservice to all nurses. Employers will expect it and it promotes bad work...
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    RN in a Vet's office

    Me too! I say this all the time!
  11. Unbelievable. Can we get rid of management and patient representatives already? Enough is a
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    nursing nutrional scope of practice

    A registered dietitian is the nutrition expert. Being a RN or NP would not give you the scope of practice of a dietitian. If you want to provide nutritional counseling you should become a dietitian....
  13. I know DVT's are treated with anticoagulants. They keep clots from getting bigger and prevention new clots from forming, blah, blah, blah. I also know that DVT's eventually disappear on their own....
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    UBC course load and an "exotic" part-time job.

    If you're able to get away with stripping as a Woman's Studies major, you'd probably be able to pull it off as a
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    Runny nose during shift

    It happens to me, especially when I'm leaning forward during a procedure. I always tell my patients I have allergies because I don't want them to think I'm sick, which is true. I usually follow this...
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    IV Benadryl

    One of my patients developed a "locked jaw" 10 minutes after I gave him IV benadryl. He wrote down, as he could not talk, that he needed more IV benadryl to fix the problem. I stated, "if I call the...
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    How to get faster at med pass

    I'm fast now! Thanks Meriwhen.
  18. Don't have any advice, just wanted to let you know: I feel the same way! You are not
  19. Two or three side rails are kosh. Four not
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    What would you change about nursing?

    Get rid of unit managers. I don't know how it is on most units, but when our manager is out of town, our unit functions better than when she's there. I'm seriously convinced we do not need our...
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    Med surg patient ratio

    5 is good. Ours is typically 6:1 and it
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    Advanced practice nurses in trauma?

    I work at a level 1 trauma center. There are multiple trauma docs and one trauma nurse practitioner. She rounds on the inpatients for the docs during the day and works mostly 8 am to 4 pm. She is...
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    Restraints

    That's awesome mindlor! Slow motion>mass