The BP med and antibiotic were probably scheduled and not a PRN med (as needed). So the nurse would not be able to administer those meds until there scheduled time. 15 minutes is not bad response...
1) The feeling I get when I walk out of work knowing I truly helped someone and made a difference that day. 2) Honestly, money did influence my decision. I wanted to help people. I was stuck between...
I do understand we cannot do everything. :) There is just a risk of infection and hematoma. Techs may not know a pt is on a heavy dose blood thinner and may not hold pressure long enough, or put a BP...
I would mainly stick to answering there questions. If they ask why you have been off for so long you could say something about your town only having nursing homes/rehabs as you said and say that you...
School should be your first priority. I think RN's will get hired more than LPN's. It will pay off in the long run. Is there another clinical group you could go with one day during the orientation...
If you dont think you will like job number 1, dont do it! It is horrible waking up and dreading going into work every day because you hate it...been there! I agree that talking with the VA and letting...
I dont think its "blaming" the techs. It is just that they may not know to look to see if the cath is intact or not and what it could cause if a piece was missing. "Assessing" is the nurses job, and...
I would send frozen to prevent waste, When it is thawed out after being froze it dosent stay good as long. I always just ran hot water on the bag, and with only 2 oz it only took a couple minutes to...
So have you started pumping? If not you should for sure start at home a little to get the hang of it and store up on some breast milk. I would always send my stored breastmilk to the sitters and a can...
So have you pumped at all? You should for sure pump a little at home to get the hang of it and store up on some breast milk. I would always send my stored breastmilk and pack formula just in case they...