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OrlyRose1992

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  1. Bahaha We did catheter care on each other. . (using plastic bottles with the catheter taped to the bottle) but a classmate had to have the plastic bottle between their legs so we could learn to drape someone correctly so we didn't expose the patient! It was awkward at first but by the end we just laughed and laughed at each other!
  2. Hahaha. If a boyfriend of mine (or future husband) showed up at my work to ask for advil I'd give him directions to a CVS pharmacy or a walgreens!
  3. *facepalm* Gotta love the drama queens in this field!!!! haha!!! I wouldve gone to the ICU nurse and had them explain to her that 100- 115 is normal for a child of 3 years!!!
  4. I am a CNA and I have worked for almost a year as such. I see benefit because you get to watch nurses in action. I also took an acute care CNA class that allowed me hospital clinic time! I learned so much from the RN's in the Emergency room even though all I did was clean beds in between pt's, I did some urine dips, and took specimens to the lab. But beyond that I saw how the RN's acted in emergencies and how much paperwork is involved in being an RN. I am also in training to be a medical assistant. But soon am going into an LVN program. I just think having the different certificates can tell you whether you should bother spending the time and the money for such an extensive and costly program!!

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