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onduty23

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  1. the pt suffer from hypoglycemia in history
  2. if you are outside hospital setting and patient has a seizure episode due to being hypoglycemia. if seizure just finish about three minutes ago is it ok to give them oral gel by mouth if they are conscious?
  3. if you can avoid med surg do it
  4. congrats on finding the job
  5. i keep getting them mixed up. is their any visual label of both?
  6. red blood gives life
  7. onduty23 posted a topic in Medical-Surgical
    a bit confused say i have percocet q4 i give it it last four hours. but before percocet is up patient ask for iv dilaudid. i always thought you waited until one pain med was finish before you gave another. but patient and other nurses are telling to give the dilaudid even thou the percocet is still q4. how does pain meds schedule work? do i wait for it to finish then give dilaudid
  8. onduty23 replied to onduty23's topic in Medical-Surgical
    sorry i left times 3 part out. but i meant it. thanks all for filling in my gaps i appreciate it
  9. i had a clean stick also but with insulin syringe it scared the crap out of me
  10. i am a new nurse i worked night shift. so my dilema is it approriate to call the doctor for certain manners or not. take for instead a pt ask me to call his doc for meds to make him make stools. do we call doc late at night for such matters or wait till morning. when do you guys feel it approriate or not to call doc i need situations? also it is my understanding we only called the doc for critical lab values is this true?

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