FLAlleycat

FLAlleycat

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  1. Ebola here in Dallas USA

    I'm afraid I'm ready to throw everyone who cared for this pt under the bus. Most certainly, if the RN did not relay the information (gross negligence if that is the case), then the doctor caring for...
  2. Ebola here in Dallas USA

    Like I said, totally
  3. Ebola here in Dallas USA

    Perhaps I should also add . . . if you told the doctor the pt's travel history, and the doctor treated it as gastroenteritis and wrote discharge orders, would you not then start calling his/her...
  4. Ebola here in Dallas USA

    If you were doing intake on this patient, would you really NOT make absolutely 100 percent certain anyone coming near this patient knew of the history? Would you not immediately doan PPE and escort...
  5. Nursing and the Ebola Virus

    Sad to say, a nurse didn't think it was important enough to notify the other healthcare providers that the pt came from Liberia. If it spreads in TX, we have her/him to thank. Testing everyone...
  6. Ebola here in Dallas USA

    A nurse, really? Really? My God, if it does spread here in the US, looks like we have our healthcare providers to thank for that! I can't frigging believe it! Someone must live in their own...
  7. Nursing and the Ebola Virus

    Ebola: Woman saves three relatives from death -
  8. Ebola here in Dallas USA

    But no need to panic.
  9. Pregnant question

    I was doing manual greenhouse work with my first pregnancy. Got off at 5:30, and baby was born at 8. Didn't realize I was in labor . . . thought my back was just aching from leaning over a 4'...
  10. The Docs Who've Got Your Back

    When I worked L&D, one of our nurses admitted a walk-in with no prenatal care. The covering OB was the department head and was also a lawyer. The pt's husband was acting like real jerk and...
  11. That would be me:( I managed my son's care without any governmental assistance until recently. It's so sad to finally admit that the child for whom I had so many hopes and dreams will not ever be...
  12. Solo mission . . . thanks for the
  13. LOL . . . I was just thinking about that spelling/grammar thread as my ears were
  14. The best excuses for positive drug screens

    One nice thing about being a CNM, you don't HAVE to work in the hospital (and I agree, many are broken). Perhaps you could start your own practice (very successful where I live) at birthing center or...
  15. How about Code Cream? Too
  16. Different spin on this . . . My ex was extremely abusive. He did not care that I was in the hospital for injuries from major MVA. He had to have sex; I had no choice. I would have LOVED a policy...
  17. The best excuses for positive drug screens

    Or bringing the baby in dead, having "fallen off the
  18. Going "Above and Beyond" UGH

  19. Going "Above and Beyond" UGH

  20. And yet, I've lived in the Sunshine State all my life and never heard "finna". I agree that it does sound odd! One of my pet grammar peeves . . . "This is her". Some of us must have had English...
  21. I had a bachelor's in physics which I found to be much more difficult than nursing (esp quantum mechanics . . . ugh). It did, however, give me a good background in research. To me, nursing was...
  22. Postpartum nurses, how thorough are your shift assessments

    Thanks for update and
  23. Ebola in the news... still!

    So, you and GrumpyRN are saying the Daily Mail is not a scientific
  24. Ebola in the news... still!

    OMG, that video was soooooo funny! Thanks for the
  25. Ebola in the news... still!

    So, Britain, like the US, has decided to bring back one of their nationals who has been volunteering in the infected areas in order to ensure optimal care. Good for UK!! Emory showed us it can be...