LoriChr replied to one breath at a time's topic in General Nursing
I can relate. I was blindsided at a review a few years ago by statements made by a co-workers that I can be abrupt and hard to approach when I am busy. Gee, sorry! Guess I will make more time for...
That behavior is one of my pet peeves. I think a new employee should be at his/her job a minimum of three months before the suggestions start. Before that I don't feel the person knows the job or...
Just last week I was doing some patient teaching for a gentleman scheduled for hernia surgery. He said (and I quote) "I know how this stuff works, I watch Gray's Anatomy and House on TV." I went on...
I agree, keep it professional. I would also be aware of whomever gave you the information. There are those who thrive on drama and love nothing more than causing trouble. Unless you heard this...
Wow. If nurses were fired for one F-bomb in frustration out of the ears of patients where I work there wouldn't be anyone working there! I agree with others. Even if this does not result in...
Yikes, I used to do that too! Meeting are always scheduled during your prime sleep hours, but you still expected to attend. Friends are relatives are always surprised to hear they woke you calling...
I was married for about two years when I went to nursing school. The year I spend in LPN training was easily the most difficult time in our marriage. I was gone all the time, and when I was home I...
I am so sorry you had this happen. I work for a general surgeon and know full well the frustations of surgery scheduling. As the OP stated, the nurse had no business promising you surgery time would...
I'm sorry you had such a terrible night. I worked the first 7 years of my nursing career in LTC on the night shift. The sheer amount of patients we are expected to care for, not to mention how sick...
sorry if this is a dumb question, but i am not familiar with the term "medical 25". i assume it refers to a patient crashing, but not a full code blue, is that
I am an LPN and have been working in a clinic for five years. Personally I would be extremely uncomfortable with anyone stating that the doc "just lets them refill a med" and calling it in. I don't...