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  1. Fifty Ways to Leave Your....

    Stated reason: More opportunity for growth, more experience to move up in the world. closer to home. Real reason: My boss was psychotic, railroading me at every opportunity, kept me on a constant...
  2. Call me old fashioned, but I still say a year or so on a floor is never a bad thing. You get to use all those nursing skills you labored so hard to learn, and if you ever decide the OR is not for...
  3. hostility in the OR

    I know there have been threads previous to this one regarding the hostility found in some of our OR's, but I have a new little situation that has been heating up my neck for some time now. My boss...
  4. hostility in the OR

    Well, as a followup, I incidentally reported her to HR... The very next week we had an inservice about intimidation in the hospital workplace (what in the where???!!! never!) Because of that I talked...
  5. I work in a small hospital where we do a little bit of everything, but have been increasing the number of total joint cases that we do. When I was trained to the OR, I had to spend 3 of my many...
  6. Ab or vag prep first?

    It's funny, cause I just read this somewhere on AORN's website. They recommended that the abdomen be done first, then the vag prep, then the cath, if needed. The reasoning for this being 1)...
  7. Bovie Smoke

    I started working in my OR in September and noticed without exception that we use a smoke-evac on all our cases. Apparently some Dr's *****ed pretty heavily but due to our supervisors previous...
  8. Whats your typical pt load?

    As primary I'll have as few as 3 and as much as 6. Today I started with 3, got 2 admits and had no unit clerk. I'm a little tired needless to say.:stone With an LPN we'll get anywhere from 6 to 9...
  9. Funniest injury you have ever seen.....

    My patient's roommate in bed #2 was reeeaaaly loud and obnoxious... the type of patient who answers the questions bed #1's doc is asking bed #1 (when was your last BM? Oh he had a BIG one...