NHNurseMan replied to mondkmondk's topic in Geriatric, LTC
I have to agree with all of these posters. You need to take care of your situation first and foremost. In my experience I have found that most nurses, particularly new nurses try to be as helpful as...
:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: This hapened to me about two weeks ago. I had worked three straight 12 hour overnight shifts getting 4 or 5 hours...
NHNurseMan replied to firstyearRN's topic in General Nursing
So very true, patients and family members are often off the charts regarding their care. I recently was "ordered" to get a patient a "real" meal as the box lunch was not acceptable. I've also been...
So very true...... But if you actually read every post to get to this one you've spent more than 5 minutes. I in fact got to Larry's quote and realized how ridiculous this thread really is....
NHNurseMan replied to helpinghands's topic in General Nursing
Me thinks I want to work with you, I love doing all those things at the same time......though never at work.........and the reading while doing a crossword puzzle is tuff:lol2: :lol2: :lol2: But in...
NHNurseMan replied to PHLEBOTOMIST_TO_RN's topic in General Nursing
You said be honest so here goes.......$11/hr for the work i do as a fairly inexperienced RN? You have a better chance of seeing the Messiah than seeing me swipe my badge at the timeclock than seeing...
Like this poster I am a graduate of NHCTC-Stratham May 2006, regarding the NCLEX pass rate, our class had a 100% pass rate. We had 42 take the NCLEX and had 42 pass. I can't speak for the rest of my...
NHNurseMan replied to Pupnshnooter's topic in General Nursing
This is by no means a shot to all "younger" (>25) job seeker, but there does seem to be a sense of entitlement exhibited by some of this new generation. I keep slapping myself saying I can't...
NHNurseMan replied to WillowBrook's topic in Emergency
Thank you so much for using the very line I used when talking about this subject with my wife. The fact that seems to elude many posters on this thread is there are far more people that come into...
I just graduated in May, and now am working on a surgical unit where I have questions that are too embarassing come up on a daily basis. If I can give you some advice before you get out of school....
Yes we do live in a society that seems hell bent for litigation, but quite honestly, I believe that the majority of our patients care about one thing, being cared for in a professional manner. I am...
perhaps i'm wrong, but one's education in nursing doesn't end with graduation from nursing school, it begins. be it asn, bsn, or imho the highest level of non-graduate nursing degree the...
Don't know about the pre-req thing, but I know at NHCTC-Stratham, where I will be graduating on May 20... :yeah: :w00t: :w00t: they give extra points to students that have completed A&P I II. As...
NHNurseMan replied to pdpeanut's topic in Men in Nursing
Though I like the pressure around my calf, I have a hard time with transfering obese patients. I will say though it never fails to earn me a tip a two.:monkeydance:
NHNurseMan replied to pdpeanut's topic in Men in Nursing
well being the good nursing student that i am i did the conversion. boy was i surprised......1.97cm=0.775 inches tall and 135 kg=297lbs...... wow your height to weight ration puts your bmi at an...