For me, its the mother bringing in her febrile infant, along with her three other rugrats all under the age of 3 at 2 am, all crying and screaming, with the infant lying on the stretcher and the mom is out in the hall, happily TEXTING!!!! Lady, if that baby falls, you had better start praying to sweet baby Jesus!!!
Great advice, in my opinion! I worked a year on a cardiac telemetry floor before switching to the ED. Showing desire, initiative, and knowledge is beneficial!!
This shouldn't keep you from being a nurse. Patients fall all the time, unfortunately, for various reasons. If they kept people from being a nurse for that, there wouldn't be many nurses!
Don't give up! It WILL happen! I passed the first go, and I owe a lot of my success to the Hurst Review! It was all I used to study while working full time! If you haven't tried it, look into it! Have faith, and best of luck to you!! Hang in there!