Yes in ER belongings are inventoried before admission- in front of patient or 2 staff if patient unconscious. This helps screen valuables, weapons or drugs. Any of the above are locked up with...
Every hospital I have worked at has RTs. Never heard of them being phased out. Plenty of people start a new career including nursing in their 40s and 50s. I graduated at 40 from nursing school and...
april*rn replied to FazzDazzle's topic in Critical Care
Those scenarios are frustrating. You are stuck between a rock and a hard place. For HF , I see small fluid blouses (250-500ml at a time) and sometimes cardiac drips for support. Renal failure-...
I recently finished the RN to BSN program. Affordable, legitimate, practical. You do have to be self motivated and able to figure out things on your own with this program though. I had a few questions...
april*rn replied to ICUchick's topic in Critical Care
Yes I see this also. Actually wrote a paper on futile care in ICU for school recently. Very frustrating, expensive and not always even what the patient might have wanted (family overrode polst or no...
What about organ donor companies or blood donation organizations? The latter may involve mostly paperwork at a desk during blood drive. Pays less than acute care but less physically