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xtxrn ASN, RN

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  1. Scolded WHY?

    That is so sad, but I've seen the RN-Queen syndrome a LOT. I hated the hierarchy in that it made those with bizarre ego problems absolute tyrants to work with. The other staff avoided them, and the...
  2. She/He Did What?!

    KaringOne- wow. Offenders or not, it they're a nurses' patients, they deserve appropriate care. I'm sorry you had to deal with all of that.
  3. She/He Did What?!

    This is an excellent point. :) Start a good one ! (don't want to steal your idea, or I'd go ahead and do it) :) I do see that there can be some learning from the ones who make mistakes, all of...
  4. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2914774/ http://healthyshiftworker.com/category/immunity/ http://www.occup-med.com/content/5/1/18
  5. Scolded WHY?

    :eek: So the LVN is supposed to blow this off ? A good friend of mine is an LVN, and worked home health for a while- and she had no issues calling docs and getting what the patient needed- without...
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  7. WTH kind of question is that

    Scary , isn't it
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  9. If they have your e-mail address, they can find out which networks you are part of, and read your info since your user name can come up with the e-mail info.... if your privacy settings are fairly...
  10. seizure

    I've had bed alarms put on my bed in the hospital :lol2: Like THAT will help anything ! When I remind them that I don't have a padded bed at home, they just look at me like I'm non-compliant AT...
  11. Social network sites ask for e-mail to
  12. WTH kind of question is that

    I just graduated, and now I need YOU to tell me how to do basic assessments and first aid:uhoh3::uhoh3: Should I become an astronaut or nun? (ok, so not that bad, but close) The patient has a high...
  13. WTH kind of question is that

    No need to go all that far to find these sorts of
  14. seizure

    NewlyGradBSN....this is basic neuro info in school - dig out the book
  15. When an employee is a patient

    Even with no orders to hold stimulants? :) Just sayin' there are different things done for different folks. I've been on tele numerous times- never had caffeine
  16. When an employee is a patient

    Don't hold back on my
  17. Maybe it's the
  18. When an employee is a patient

    Patients ask for coffee all the time at night, because they don't sleep well in hospitals (evidently for good reason). If there were no specific orders for no caffeine (like an EEG), then there's no...
  19. When an employee is a patient

    And that is wrong- a patient is a patient. While some may be annoying (don't know that the bf actually was), they don't receive less care as some sort of nurse 'revenge'..... that's just
  20. When an employee is a patient

    Since none of us besides the OP was there, how can you say that they're not truthful? Nurses CAN be horrible. And yes- if they don't like someone, they blow them off. BTDT. I worked nights for...
  21. Advise about med pass & CBG's

    Do you still have the 1 hour before and 1 hour after on nights? And if not, why?
  22. Textbook nursing vs. real world nursing.

    Way back when- they may still use these, but when I stopped working, they'd been scarce for a while-- external catheters for men (for a while they made them for women- big disaster) were often...
  23. The only RN in the building some nights (when I was a GN-- and worked many nights as charge when she was off) would doze off. It stunk. I really liked her, and didn't want to say anything ,but the...
  24. When an employee is a patient

    Have reread this.... I apologize for my jumping to inaccurate conclusions. I should have believed this more quickly- and have had numerous horrendous experiences (not inpatient though- mostly at one...
  25. When an employee is a patient

    I've been reading through this again.... NO....it's not hard to believe at all that judgements are made, and treated poorly. That is very believable. BTDT....and I'm