Jory MSN, APRN, CNM

Jory has 10 years experience as a MSN, APRN, CNM.

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   Board Investigation

   Jory replied to Madeinthe1980s's topic in General Nursing

   They will not cover you. The only cover from the day the policy is implemented forward; claims are not retroactive. I have never had a complaint, but twice have had the threat of one...one I...
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   Am I jeopardizing my license, or am I overthinking?

   Jory replied to NurseyNurseNursey's topic in General Nursing

   Nope...all you are doing is documenting. Employment records will show you work in quality and not bedside and never examined the patient. Yes, you are over-thinking it
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   End of life policy hospice

   Jory replied to NurseLsat's topic in General Nursing

   A feeding tube defeats the purpose of hospice and is an artificial sustainment of life unless, the patient had a medical reason, can ask for it, etc. Our hunger naturally goes away as we move through...
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   Patient abandonment question

   Jory replied to Jackson1322's topic in General Nursing

   Sorry if this is harsh, but you felt your patients was safer with LESS staff than with you there? How did that benefit the patient? If they report it to the state, you could be in
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   Testing Window of FNP Exam

   Jory posted a topic in Nurse Practitioners, NP

   I am not an FNP, but just wanted to ask this out of curiosity. When you graduate from FNP school, is there a time limit where you can take the exam? Like 1 year, 2 years, 3 years? Or is there no end...
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   Huge Zoom Mistake....Nurse Instructors Caught!

   Jory replied to Pre.Nurse_tobe's topic in General Nursing

   This shouldn't even be up for debate. The dean needs to know about it because the professors have made it clear that they have a problem with minority students. I'm sorry, that is racist and there is...
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   How to chart to protect license

   Jory replied to RN_atlast's topic in General Nursing

   You don't need a legal expert, all you need is to go to your BON website and see what reasons the BON are sanctioning licenses. In the example you gave, you don't need to go into that much detail b/c...
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   Contested a Doctor's Order Psych ?

   Jory replied to mhadvrn34's topic in General Nursing

   As a midwife, hysterectomies are rarely "recommended" for endometriosis anymore. In fact, it's a lazy providers way of dismissing the patient. A hysterectomy doesn't necessarily solve the problem as...
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   What's your opinion on nurses dating doctors?

   Jory replied to DesiDani's topic in General Nursing

   It's a dumb move. Yes, it's fun while it lasts, but once things go south you have to still work with that person. Let's say you are the one that got dumped? How would you feel if you had to show...
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    OMG, I cannot believe what I did. What I should do now!

    Jory replied to SoNan's topic in General Nursing

    I have never measured a PICC line ever removal when I was a floor nurse. Never. That is why there is a
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    Case Study: An OB Catastrophe

    Jory replied to Corey Narry's topic in Critical Care

    We have had our differences but you did a great job with this presentation. Well
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    Case Study: An OB Catastrophe

    Jory replied to Corey Narry's topic in Critical Care

    Also....manual removal of the placenta is a huge risk factor for AFE. That's why you don't rush the process unless it's truly
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    Case Study: An OB Catastrophe

    Jory replied to Corey Narry's topic in Critical Care

    I have a massive question...why was the placenta manually removed at all? That is very important because the overwhelming majority of PPHs are preventable and caused my mismanagement of third stage...
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    Vaccine Excursion

    Jory replied to Eeks's topic in General Nursing

    When you say, "You didn't package them properly", HOW did you transport them. Rule #1 in transporting medication is seeing if the medication requires refrigeration. If you took them out of...
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    What are they teaching?

    Jory replied to egglady's topic in General Nursing

    You don't get that choice as a nurse and the law doesn't require you to act as a police investigator. The only requirement for mandated reporting is "reasonable suspicion". The last time this...