Brea LPN

Report it to your supervisor immediately. The suspected person should be sent home immediately. If you don't report it, You will be held accountable.

I you don't like doing nurse tasks now you never will. Now is the time you should be excited. If you don't like it now, I don't think you will 5 years from now.

LPNs know everything a RN knows but not as deep. I personally love being an LPN but i new from the first day of clinical that I wanted to work LTC.

i work ltc with 36 patients on 3-11.

miss thing needed to get her panties out of a wad, stat!

I passed out in the OR too. Idk why. I ate a good breakfast and remembered to shuffle my feet. Another student in my class passed out also. I don't think I got nauseous either because I was just watching a colonoscopy not a limp amputation or anything.

every nursing facility has one or more residents like this. I just learn to do what i can for them and just deal with it.

i know this is off topic but i was always taught to give meds then initial the little holes

I would discuss this with your instructor.

i would think u could just mail to main address and just list all the units he was on.

Every nursing student ever felt this way. Its actually a good thing-shows that you care. You can do this.

Thats what I used to do when I worked nights. I always just slept til noon on my days off so I could actually enjoy my days off.

I had a resident who her PT/INR levels were always out of whack even after increasing and decreasing her Coumadin even to different doses on different days of the week. She know is taking Pradaxa.

I doubt they thought ur were silly. Kidney stones are no joke.

I work in a no call in facility. If u need to call in, u have to find ur own replacement unless u or a family number are literally dying or you gotta be there.