Just remember, no matter what the cirumstance, its your license on the line. You will not win if you tell them you "freaked out". They can look at the other nurses with the nine patients and use it as...
steelcityrn replied to StevenRN's topic in Pediatric
First off stevenrn...congrats on your many years of taking care of people. I pretty much have decided it is a definite calling. Its what we were supposed to do while we took our turn on this great...
steelcityrn replied to littlebitt's topic in Home Health
Our psych nurses make approx 45 a year...they see anywhere from 4 or 5 patients a day. The travel is usually in a larger area, since it is more specialized, so seeing 6 would be exteme. Keep in mind,...
steelcityrn replied to Nikilea's topic in Psychiatric
I am under th assumption the psychiatrist who seen this patient and tx this patient wrote their own orders, which just so happened to have been meds this person was on, with a alt in dosage. With this...
steelcityrn replied to Nikilea's topic in Psychiatric
IM sorry, but I totally disagree with those here saying what you did was wrong. In the first place, this impatient order was written post inpatient stay by the physician that seen him. I am sure this...
You make some excellent points. A.E.D.'s should be on every floor , maybe every nurses station. They are simple, all personal working would be able to apply it, as long as everyone falls under a good...
steelcityrn replied to medpsychRN's topic in Psychiatric
I did a double take myself on the heading here...lol...but very interesting topic for sure...Never had a pt or heard of one with this. We have psych nurses where I work, I am going to ask them about...
steelcityrn replied to steelcityrn's topic in General Nursing
Shoot, no responses yet:( Also, forgot to mention this place was reported to the state several times just in the last year, I heard mostly by disgruntled employees, and they passed all inspection, of...
I hear ya, but I really meant a nurse at the physicians office....QUOTE=caroladybelle]Gads, my MDs do not even no how to access/deaccess a port...they can't even put in a good IV. They ocasionally...
The state where I live prohibits Registered Nurses from accessing or de-accessing ports in Homecare. Makes no sense to me, causes the patient a trip to either the physicians office or