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NatashaArian

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  1. i have been exp. Some symptoms lately...the first symptom showed about 2 years ago, but i thought of it as "stress". After i had a car accident cause by conversion syndrome, i had an mri done. The neurologist told me there was a small white patch on the left side of my brain..but it was too soon tell what it was. so about 2 and a half weeks ago, i suddenly started having some symptoms..they are: woblly gait jumping (the only way i can describe it) vision. The object i am looing at doesnt "jump" but the objects in my peripherals do. slight memory loss fatigue slight tremors dropping things (toothbrush, keys, forks, ect..) they stopped..then started again. Any ideas as to what it could be? -thanks!
  2. I know the director of nursing at the hospital im going to work at(pediatrics only hospital and cancer center) , she told me to always have a steth, i dont have to carry it with me, but i need to have it in my locker. as for pen lights, this is gonna sound stupid, but i dont like the dark >_<. but anything else like gloves i order my own so always have a crap ton with me.>
  3. I'll be working in a hospital, I'm sure I won't need my cell on me. But my steth always stays with me. So do my pen lights and gloves.
  4. LMAO! classic...my mom was just asking me what i want for my bday this year, this list is: -3M Littmann Master cardiology -transilluminator (sp?) -LOTS of scrubs i called her back and added FLASK...her response "I already got you that!" hahaha moms know best!
  5. I'm in FLA also, I had to "baker act" one of my friends who scored some phen from Canada. not a pretty sight.:chair:
  6. WOW, sound like me...always prepared for a hurricane even tho its only sprinkling.
  7. HOLY crap in a pita! she's lucky to not have succumbed to TSS.
  8. this has to be the best one yet:yeah:
  9. awesome, thanks for the advise. now i know what i need to buy this weekend.
  10. I never thought of post-its, good one. But what about steth? bandage scissors? tourniquets?
  11. I am starting CNA training in 2 weeks, I would like to know what I should carry around with me while I work. should I have my stethoscope at all times? what do I need to keep in my pockets? is there anything that I shouldnt carry? I like to be prepared for any situation at all times, I see nurses and cna's with those little pocket organizers all the time, are those a good idea? your input will be most appreciated.

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