Jenni811 replied to youshallbehealed's topic in General Nursing
agreed. Exactly what i said. Read waaaay to much into this. Residents don't want a hook up, they aren't thinking about this at work. Majority of them are married or
The other DNR-DNI thread got me thinking about this scenerio i had last week. I had a patient that was a DNR/DNI and was in our telemetry unit with syncope. he was found unresponsive by some...
Jenni811 replied to youshallbehealed's topic in General Nursing
I think you are thinking way to much into this. generally young, male doctors are residents. Residents CAN be intimidating. However; if they are YOUNG males, they are probably 1st or 2nd year. In my...
i watched late night TV....tyra banks was on (Ya, don't judge!) and it was about this girl who is a stripper. she talks about her life as a stripper. Anyway....she was like "I am an educated person. I...
Eeeeek. I brought it up to my manager in fear an issue like this may come up again. And we all had different opinions. I myself, would pace because the definition of DNR status is you CAN do things...
hmmm...on this site we are about 50/50 too? Seems to be the census with the nurses and doctors i've asked as well. I always thought PACING a DNR patient would be ok. Obviously i wouldn't shock a...
we are thankful to have wonderful CNA's on nights. I've seen them on occasion chew an RN's butt out for "being lazy." i truley love our night CNAs. I've had problems with a few day CNAs. i cant tell...
It is our hospital policy anytime a blood sugar comes back as "critical" (anything above 350), we are to order a re-draw and don't need physicians orders. so if i see a blood sugar sky high, i don't...
120k??? First off...one really shouldn't be sharing their salary, i sure don't. and 2nd...my guess is if he does make that much, its because its all over time or some crap because that just doesn't...
i live outside rochester, but don't work at Mayo. I've graduated with many who do though- from what i've heard they don't pay your expenses. i took my NCLEX in Rochester, and i stayed at the...
When i was in nursing school, we were told this website you can go to and lookup a nursing license and any convictions he/she may have. Does anyone know this?? We have something HUGE happen toa nurse...
Graduating this May!! So, i applied for a job at Kenosha Medical Center-did NOT think i would get anything from them. It was a shot in the dark. But i landed an interview, and they sound REALLY...
Jenni811 replied to LivelaughloveRN's topic in General Nursing
nope. You move around too much. What does it tell employers when you stick at a place for 6 months and another for a year? You can't tell me the people who hired you knew you would only be working for...
Jenni811 replied to MyUserName,RN's topic in General Nursing
I'd say 1-2 years. Because lets say your looking for a new job, MOST jobs will require 1-2 years experience. Anything less than that, you are still considered too new with not enough
Where i work, we have elevators that are labled like "Elevators A" or "Elevaotors B" etc. Whenever i go by elevators "E" one will ALWAYS open without me pushing any buttons. Never fails. Not really a...
Why do i like being a nurse?? easy.....i don't. actually...the pay is pretty decent, i get good benefits and i love having a week off at a time! What other job can that happen without asking for
Our nurses all went navy blue too. all disciplines are one color. some patients like it cause you can tell who does what. I hated it at first, i thought we all looked like walking robots....all looked...
Jenni811 replied to nurseontheway's topic in General Nursing
I got hired right out of school at a hospital. I guess all i can say is....i would be scared too going into dialysis. We do bedside dialysis since our patients are too sick to go down 90% of the...
Jenni811 replied to Florence NightinFAIL's topic in General Nursing
i can't stand a messy IV pole. If there are fluids that have been hanging there, or tubing is tangled i make it my daily mission to untangle the patient's IV tubing. i work in a step down unit, so...
If your an RN atropine IV should be in your scope of practice. May not be something you do routinely in urgent care, but it still can be done. I work on a cardiac floor, and if i get an ortho patient,...