CharleeFoxtrot BSN, RN

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    It will take me 7 years just for a bsn.

    6 years for me as I had to work full time through the pre reqs and I graduated when I was (COFF COFF WHEEZE) years
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    Getting into the Emergency department

    My first thought was similar as in "Here, hold my
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    help with APA format for personal statement

    That website saved me during
  4. All of the above. Each has it's own skill
  5. I would hope
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    Post Hysterectomy Hemorrhage

    Assuming this is homework. Otherwise I'd be a little worried
  7. I wouldn't simply because that may eliminate the for -profit hospital as a place of employment in the
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    Needle stick Injury but Unused Needle

    I snorted out loud...thumbs
  9. To the OP, make sure you concentrate on breathing and don't lock your knees (look up the biomecanhics of that
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    1,800 Vermont Nurses On Strike

    Oh Hell to the No way I would work in a place that requires that of it's nursing
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    HR for facility. Not for employees.

    Exactly.
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    Cna incident investigation

    Life is a gift that we all have to give back at some
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    Anyone Knowledgeable Here About Medicare/Insurance?

    Exactly, while your heart is in the right place you are waaaaay over the line here. Secondly, I debate the wisdom of your sharing all these personal details on a public
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    Miscounting Meds

    I think you know the answer to this question, slow down when you are counting. The only way management will "get over" errors such as these is for you to not make them in the future. Review how you do...
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    Is it possible for a nurse to become a doctor?

    Not necessarily, remember the OP is 30ish years old, meaning graduation close to 40 years old so that adds a dimension to LONG-TERM as far as years to work/repay loans. If you look at the debt load MD...
  16. As a paramedic I learned to double glove on messy scenes, one pair gets gacked up you strip to the second one. As an RN I would still double glove sometimes, usually for wound care or an ostomy...
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    Can you take phentermine during a nursing shift?

    If you are taking it as it is intended for a few weeks i.e. short term only this shouldn't be an issue as you wouldn't be on it for very long. But I'm getting the vibe you are not talking the usual...
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    Patient-Nurse Culture Matching

    I've scanned (briefly as I am on my way of the door) and didn't see a lot in the literature about that culture as it relates to pain. Any cites or articles you've read OP? Or is this just your...
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    What can I do besides nursing?

    What I see you saying is you fear to fail the class again. Go see a professional counselor to get a little help in putting these things into perspective so you can get along with the rest of your...
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    Mistake on orientation..please help

    *rolls eyes so hard she sees cerebellum* the oncoming RN needed to accept she effed up and stop throwing to throw the OP under the
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    Investigating Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome

    Huh, interesting thanks for the
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    Disappointed by colleague

    This is great advice. Whenever I've had something similar happen between myself and a coworker or boss I ignore it. Act like it's business as usual, except I make a bit longer eye contact to affirm I...
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    Absolute Exhaustion Tips?

    I've been in a similar funk lately then had a horrible URI get ahold of me. So now I'm figuring I was prodromal. Glad you are feeling better DD To the OP: why are you exhausted, and is it mental,...
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    Long hair at the bedside

    Not just that, but I wonder if these RNs ever think that those nice flowing locks could be latched on to by a patient? I've seen in in a dementia patient when a CNA leaned over to help stabilize her...