CharleeFoxtrot BSN, RN

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  1. verene is 100% correct, this is what's important. It could just be a misconception on my part but your husband does not seem like he is in favor on you returning to school. Or, is he in favor of you...
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    I was scolded on the first day of work

    Can't like this
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    Hemodynamics Help

    Totally off topic, but I just want to say KatieMI your teaching posts are always spot on amazing. /end compliment resume thread
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    Why would a nurse push IV potassium?

    Literal
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    Annoyed by commercial

    Sell-outs occur even in nursing. No matter how much money they waved at me (to testify those ratios are safe) I'd decline. Personally I'd rather keep my soul thank you very
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    How many med errors to lose your license?

    DEEP THOUGHT for the
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    How many med errors to lose your license?

    (tongue in cheek) ..one. Serious answer: Have you been reported to the BON for the prior medication errors? No? Okay then, carry
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    Counting meds woes

    I'd say document the heck out of it and let the nurse who left without counting take the heat as it's all on her. It's her responsibility to count with oncoming shift, and by not doing it she has set...
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    incident report on 2 errors.

    Since the original post is from 2012, I'd think the issue has been
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    The right thing

    Best thing for you. Your heart was in the right place but unless you have another job lined up, the risk of retaliation is too great
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    Why I would tell you to stay out of nursing

    This is the exact reason I left home health care, never had a day off. There were things the agency expected us to do on our day off and not be compensated for it. Worked "over" all the time to...
  12. Take the full time work, the LTC facility will always be
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    Essential oils in hospitals

    It's not, trust me on this
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    Is late or lack of Documentation a reason for fireability?

    Does seem like that is what management is
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    PVT trick?

    In my case, it worked just fine. Best of
  16. Our weather one spring was more changeable than usual. I was talking with a patient waiting for a provider and mentioned the weather was like "mother nature being bi polar and off her medications....
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    Pleurx drains

    When I worked HHC we would always schedule the drains for the first appointment, or the last of the day. Patients knew to take whatever PO med they had for pain 45 minutes before we were scheduled to...
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    Pleurx drains

    Exactly, I would (and have in the past) requested the surgeon prescribed something PRN for pain and/or anxiety prior to the draining for a few
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    Can you give a lesser dose than prescribed without an order?

    Yes indeedy. I'd write it up as follows: TVO Dr. Yuve Gottobekidding Date and Time. (insert 2/3 dose of whatever) PRN for (whatever issue), and hold patient's regularly scheduled dose (inset 100% dose...
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    I am finally able to leave nursing by January 2018

    Yes, so would
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    How do I deal with clinical sites treating students like garbage?

    Okay so dump some hostility and look at these things one at a time and widen your view a bit to realize it ain't always about you. 1. no space allowed? Maybe there isn't a space available. 2. Not...
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    About the Nature of Nursing

    You owe me one keyboard and a cold glass of milk I laughed so hard I just spewed milk all over my
  23. I can attest to this-hypothetically as it can't be proven. Never ever had issues getting interviews and offers my whole career. Then a few years ago I was striking out after being interviewed, three...
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    Unlicensed personnel administering medications

    It's also common in doctor's offices now as they employ more MAs than LPN/RNs due to
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    A Nurses Duty to act

    Of course, but the obvious exception to calling 911 in a home care situation would be