I am nearing the end of my L&D orientation and I haven't had to care for a pt with a fetal demise or one who has chosen medical termination. Honestly, I am very worried about how well I will keep...
Steph, Yes, she does, however, how many of them would come forward and want to take full responsibility for her the way her parents have. Please don't get me wrong, I trust that her family want the...
camay1221_RN replied to Melly1022's topic in General Nursing
Hey, that sounds kind of like me!!! I am dominantly right handed, write with my write, bowl with my write, bat and golf with my right. However, I throw a ball and shoot darts with my left. I am...
camay1221_RN replied to ryleikat's topic in Ob/Gyn
My preceptor is also a minimalist when it comes to SVE's. Besides, we have enough residents in the place who check frequently enough, that I rarely have
camay1221_RN replied to Tiki_Torch's topic in NICU, Neonatal
Our c-section babies are kept in L&D and after the NICU RN and MD clear the baby, it is kept in L&D and the PP RN comes down and transitions the baby right in the RR so baby can stay with mom...
bugsbee, I have never worked neuro, but, I am a mother, and as a mother, I certainly don't think Terri's parents intent is to be selfish! My goodness, this is their child! I can honestly say, I...
camay1221_RN replied to ShawnetteRN05's topic in Ob/Gyn
Our pitocin induction policy is the same as the low dose Shea Tab listed above. I am not aware of any of the MD's using a high dose. I would love to have a more conservative policy in place. I...
camay1221_RN replied to sparkiern's topic in Ob/Gyn
austin heart, I can certainly see why you were unhappy with your PP experience! It is deplorable to think they even made you wait for pain meds at all! Pain control should have been addressed before...
I'm gonna try to make a very long story short... I had the chief resident today give me an a** chewing because I had turned off the Pitocin of a pt who had persistent episodes of hyperstimulation. I...
camay1221_RN replied to Daynamyte's topic in Ob/Gyn
Alison, Thank you for your sharing your thoughts. I agree with you about the L&D RN not pushing pain meds. I have also heard many offer their very non-objective view of all meds available. I...
camay1221_RN replied to Daynamyte's topic in Ob/Gyn
greenivy, I have the utmost respect for you and every woman who have given birth with no medications. However, I was not one of those women!:wink2: As a L&D RN, I like to just let my pts know...
camay1221_RN replied to sparkiern's topic in Ob/Gyn
I only checked the perineum within the first 24 hours unless the pt was c/o a problem. If a pt had a hematoma, she would have let you know just by the amount of pain she was
camay1221_RN replied to MrsWampthang's topic in Emergency
The pediatricians I used to work for always wanted a rectal temp on infants under the age of six months. Many times they would have us, the RN's, show the parents the appropriate way to do a rectal...
camay1221_RN replied to tryingtomakeit's topic in Ob/Gyn
I just want to throw more support your way!!! You didn't make a mistake going into nursing! Find a hospital that will train you appropriately and you will see why you chose nursing. I started...
camay1221_RN replied to The Veridican's topic in General Nursing
That sounds good in theory, but sometimes it just isn't possible to get that BSN within 5 years. I am a diploma grad and I have every intention of getting my BSN. However, I got pregnant with my 1st...
camay1221_RN replied to ellencrn's topic in Emergency
I recently had a pregnant, heroin addicted pt leaving AMA. She had her coat on and thought she was out the door until I pointed out I had to remove the IV. Thank God she let me do it without a...