ccweisbard replied to heartnurse2012's topic in Cardiac
You need to find another job, you are risking your license to work on this unit and I would probably report them to state as well for endangering patients (after I left)..... OP you can't get out of...
I've been told that it is proper to apply pressure 1" above the puncture site. The artery is just above where the incision is and you need to be applying pressure to where the hole in the artery is...
ccweisbard replied to nervousnurse's topic in Nursing Career
I didn't go get my degree (beyond my BSN). Now is really good time to break into the IT world, due to meaningful use. If you have your BSN, try taking the plunge and work on your résumé (make it...
ccweisbard replied to nervousnurse's topic in Nursing Career
First I understand wanting to step away from the bedside... After 12.5 yrs this is where I have found myself. However, it sounds like you are giving up too easily on the desk jobs. I somehow became...
I just wanted to thank everyone who posts here in the Nursing Informatics forum. I have been lurking for about 6 mths reading and gleaning every bit of information I could in order to break into the...
ccweisbard replied to Student Nurse_7's topic in General Nursing
I'm going to be honest here.... With a family of four, husband is disabled and SSI check is VERY low, two car payments, rent, various other bills, I live from paycheck to paycheck... I barely make...
So you actually think we should be feeding food to our elderly that is comparable to jail?? Seriously?!?! I'm sorry but in my opinion this people should be served good food prepared in a healthy...
Wow... Here where I work the push is to make the patients happy... We have dine on demand which is basically room service. They do anything and everything to make the patients happy. We even have...
ccweisbard replied to emptyboxcars's topic in Cardiac
I think it would be very difficult to tell what stage he is in, it may be even more than just the CHF, it sounds like he has some COPD to me. I honestly would make a trip sooner rather than later...
Ok, as an older nurse, I definitely would've diluted it. I actually went through this with a new grad that had my husband about 1.5mths ago. It can be given push, however it has to be very slow...