I live in the south and frequently am called honey or sweetie. I think it's cultural to the region and is not limited to geriatrics and I don't think anything derogatory is meant by
I remember that same thing occurring back in '88, '89, in southern CA. No nursery, rooming in, but if for some reason (blood patch, etc) the mother couldn't take care of the baby the nurse was...
I am sorry to hear when anyone receives poor care. However, there are two sides (three sides) to every story, and for all of these we are only hearing the perception of one
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I have never seen that type of behavior. Is that something you have done? A little projection going on maybe? Pretty judgmental post, as well as being quite insulting, in my
Write it up every time. As well as giving your manager a copy, give a copy to her boss, and to risk management. Some hospitals have a 3 write up and you're gone policy. Does
Why not go in, get there a little early, and talk to your preceptor about it first thing, in a professional, non confrontational manner. Who knows? Maybe your day will be a 100% better. If not, at...
Maybe she knows it bothers you and that's why she does it. I would just ignore it and be glad I wasn't asked. I prefer that people do not know that I am a nurse and I do not want to be asked...
The dose is 50,000 IU once a day for ten days, then once a week. One patient, middle aged, otherwise healthy, had a deficient level after taking it for a year and a half. The dose has been increased...
I would expect a supplement to raise the level to a normal range. The patients that I have seen on this supplement have blood levels that remain in the low or deficient