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thank you!!! that is exactly what I was thinking I just needed to hear it from someone like you. thank yoU!!

Hello nurses! I am a newly grad nurse and currently taking a perioperative nursing course. I found one difficult question from my module that I think an experienced OR nurse can answer. Please help, I am curious with what your gonna do with this scenarios. THANK YOU. A patient is under general anaesthesia and the anaesthetist asks you to monitor the patient while he/she steps out of the operating room. What are your responsibilities of the nurse scrub and circulating nurse? this is a tricky question. i believe anesthetist are not allowed to leave the OR, or even if they are to leave, they should have an assistant or something like that? i dont know i dont have an OR experience. 2. The patient begins to move on the operating room bed and the surgeon is concerned, the anaesthetist has not responded to your pages over the intercom. What would you do?

becoming a Nephrology nurse or Operating Room Nurse? which one has a brighter future? in demand? I do not have Med/Surg or critical care experience or any hospital work experience, I am stuck in a Long Term Care (LTC) and it sucks because RN's there are taken over by nursing assistants or personal care attendants and by Licensed Practical Nurses, no more job left for RNs, no learning at all everyday the same thing. And because of my lack of experience outside LTC, hospitals do not want to hire me. The only solution that I can think of right now is to take additional education focused on Nephrology Nursing or Perioperative Nursing. I need advice on what should I do with my nursing career......... I am 26 and i feel like I still am not a successful nurse.