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  1. Share some of the most ridiculous patient complaints/symptoms/demands

    ljc71108 replied to R!XTER's topic in Nursing Humor
    After a cardiac cath, where the RN staff had to hold pressure on the patient's groin for 20 minutes to stop bleeding, the patient filed a complaint that we had bruised her lady parts. Management staff was not really sure how to evaluate or adress this one.

  2. cardiac nursing--back in the day

    ljc71108 replied to surferbettycrocker's topic in Cardiac
    You can actually have stents and not have a "heart attack". Some at risk patient's will have other symptoms but no EKG changes and no elevation of enzymes. The MDs will do a catheratization for diagnosis purposes and find something that is borderline and stent it. But yes I agree we need more education for these patients

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