Okay, but in those instances you are seeing the moderation at work. Posts got out of hand, and the mods did what they do, closed the thread. In some cases, they will even remove the thread entirely....
If you were going into investment banking and had good connections and therefore good assurances you would be placed into a top firm, I'd say sure, go for it. For nursing?! I'm speechless. You need...
CRNA schools require at least a year or more of ICU experience. In order to get that, you are going to have to do a fair amount of very physical nursing. Sounds like you are on the right track with...
This could be a learning opportunity. Have the RN reporting off SHOW YOU THE patch during report. With all I've heard recently about nurses diverting, it's the prudent thing to do for this very...
What constitutes rudeness is very subjective. Some people consider the slightest disagreement to be rude. Some of the same people complain constantly about rudeness, yet the mods have allowed those...
And again, if you see a post which is downright nasty and it really bothers you, report it. BUT: if the post remains after you have reported it, that means the mods were okay with it and you might...
Yes on OR! Forgot about them. CRNAs talk a lot about having to be on call. Getting woken up at 2am to come in and do a case is one thing. It's another thing altogether when you have to be back at...
These finger wagging, lecturing posts rarely get received well, and rarely do they end up changing the posting behavior of AN members. All Nurses is a moderated forum. If you see a post you believe...
I thought you were a new nurse taking care of your first vent patient! Your job sounds really stressful. Sounds like you are deserving of some quality time off! If things are really this bad most of...
Most if not all hospitals have departments with employees who must be "on call." This means that you are assigned a particular time period when you must be easily reached and able to come to work on...
Why don't you provide him with a written copy of the facility's policies so that it is clear that this isn't the case of a nurse making up ways to stymie them just for
My family members/friends have pretty much stopped asking what every rash is, what that pain in the elbow means, why they have constipation no matter what they try, etc., because my standard answer is...
A nursing student who calls herself a nurse and gives medical advice is actually rather scary, imo. I shudder to think what she will do if and when she actually gets the credentials but still doesn't...
I agree with a lot that has been said, but what often happens with this POV is that all patients using pain meds are lumped together as "drug seekers." You may not do it, but you know you've seen it....
Probably because in addition to being worried, you have revealed that you do not have a good understanding of communicable diseases, which as a registered nurse you absolutely SHOULD HAVE. I guess...
I've had back and neck issues for decades. Ended up having a cervical fusion a few years ago. With the exception of immediately post op, I have NEVER ONCE been offered narcotics for back pain! And...
What good would it do to panic? Practice universal precautions and immaculate hygiene with regard to hand washing/use of available products. Immediately wash your hands if you are exposed to any...
Horseshoe replied to BambiBelle07's topic in Pediatric
You might see if the Mods will let you change the title of the thread to something like: "Peds nurses: what am I doing wrong?" or "Peds nurses: help me with injections." Then you might get more...
This thread has taught me that I know a decent amount about metabolic syndrome with hyperinsulinemia and resulting insulin resistance, and non insulin dependent DM II. However, I need a refresher...