Thank you, Bella's Mimi. I'm constantly reinforcing Belinda on what a great nurse she is.
Belinda's not one to float her own boat and the Clueless Ones seem to have no idea of the great things...
Not giving attention for a behavior can be very therapeutic as a form of behavior modification. Giving a negative behavior any sort of attention is a reinforcer. As you so aptly put it, you ignored...
Yes, Jess, something very similar, and I, too, am in Illinois. While working at the state hospital, back in '93, I was accused of "client neglect/abuse".
I tried to make the med pass, for...
Wow, NYCNative, in my 11+ years of being an allnurses member, I've not read a post to compare. I need to admit that I didn't read every lab test closely, but got a gist of your situation....
This line reminds me of what some patients use to say to me, and I would typically reply, "It's not a bother, it's my job, and you're the reason I'm here".
I came to allnurses over a decade ago...
Understandably so. With all those neurons firing, it would be difficult to not feel overwhelmed. I'm a little surprised you weren't dx earlier in your life, butcha never know...
I'm not as up on...
I wouldn't think it would be a problem, SNgirl.
One of the nurses I worked with at Wrongway was dx the same as yours and they took Adderall.
This nurse was very intelligent, had a great...
Some of us need a routine, like Community's, otherwise I am a little lost.
For example, if I don't feed the chickens as one of my first chores of the morning, I don't remember if I fed them that...
I'm really into numbers and dates, nursej22 and if this is your true birthdate, I am 36 days older than you.
I started at Wrongway Regional Medical Center on your 46th birthday.
22 is one of...
Davey Do replied to blueskyssssss's topic in General Nursing
When I was I in my third semester of the RN program, I switched roommates' meds and merely received a scolding and was put on probation. No harm came to either patient.
It seems that if no harm...
Yours is a very good question, lightning, and I'd be interested in reading others' responses.
This situation reminds me of one that I experienced as a NS for a HH agency. I was making a...
Sideshowstarlet, a truth I have learned is that those who are the best conversationalists are the ones who ask questions.
The majority of people respond to information with their opinions, or...
On the flip side of things, I used to be pleased when a 50 something gero psych CNA/tech, Fren Bren, would call off. She didn't like me, and would often call off if she were scheduled to work with...
Oh, it's just a pet peeve of mine when some young whippersnapper, who I'm old enough to be their grandfather, in a professional relationship, calls me "David".
Aaaaugh! I prefer "Dave" by those...
Or when the transcriptionist didn't understand the physician's dictation of:
"Had been struck by a branch between the legs" and types "had a stroke on a bridge between two lakes"
Or......
"Finish each day and be done with it. You did what you could. Some absurdities and blunders no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day. You shall begin it serenely and...
She was an unusual bird, but a decent nurse and a pleasant person. After all, we all have our foibles and idiosyncrasies and hers were not pooping in her home, undergoing a breast augmentation, and...
Oh, who gives a flying fruit basket of what is and isn't okay with Jason?
ACT-SHOO-ALL-LEE, Korky, years ago, I had those coworkers whose actual images I post here on allnurses sign a little...
A good verbal listening technique, Accolay, especially if, as you said, returned "calmly".
We need others to be our objective governors.
Case in point: I worked at a children's home as a...