I just want to run this past some others out there as to what they would think was acceptable staffing. I was working in a small non-interventionist unit and one evening we were down to only 2...
When I was training (more years ago now than I would care to admit) there was a nurse who was the niece of the DON. She was notorious - it was she who collected all the false teeth in the ward put...
It happens and you have to see the OTHER end to really appreciate how compassionate and caring that nurse was. The other end is a terminal patient who is conscious with a tube down their throat...
Fluesy replied to nursestudentx's topic in Emergency
one of the many reasons that there are clinical components to every nursing course is that it lets you see what the job is really about. our job is incredibly varied from place to place and from day...
You are correct. Theorectically (as opposed to reality lol) the air is supposed to be sucked down the blue tube and up the clear tube, which should stop the suction ports in the clear tube sucking up...
Fluesy replied to EricTAMUCC-BSN's topic in Emergency
Suggest you read this document if you remain at all skeptical. http://www.erc.edu/index.php/doclibrary/en/viewDoc/24/3/?PHPSESSID=66012c1aa288d7274ee2a82e7772310e In todays world it is better to...
Some very good rationales given here. We are swabbing in hospital but not if the patient is self - administering. The rationale being that inside a hospital there is greater risk of abnormal...
Some very good rationales given here. We are swabbing in hospital but not if the patient is self - administering. The rationale being that inside a hospital there is greater risk of abnormal...