kate4rn replied to Girlygirl69's topic in Psychiatric
I think every kind of nursing gives you psych experience, with patients and family. I hope the OP is happy and kicking butt as an Advanced Practice Nurse.
I don't think you should concern yourself with it unless it is so debilitating you feel it will affect your ability to perform, as a student and a nurse. I've been on an antidepressant for most of my adult life, and am now getting my Master's in nurs...
FCNP is a primary care role. I would be working as an office RN, taking triage calls for sick patients, warfarin therapy, immunotherapy, depo-testosterone, calling patients with test results, being a go-between for the providers and their patients. I...
kate4rn replied to MasonDixieChic's topic in Medications
You can drop someone's blood pressure and potassium very quickly with lasix. I would re-visit the side effects of lasix before you give it again. To the OP, mistakes happen. Own them. Learn from them. Move forward in a positive direction.
Hi there, I'm currently beginning my second semester of grad school (Family Community Nurse Practitioner) and will be interviewing Wednesday for a position in a family community clinic (how perfect is that?) My question is this: the hours for the...
Hi there, I'm currently beginning my second semester of grad school (Family Community Nurse Practitioner) and will be interviewing Wednesday for a position in a family community clinic (how perfect is that?) My question is this: the hours for the jo...
Hi, same poster (BS'n), different name. I got a 96 on the first part of my theory paper, just wanted to let you all know. Now I'm working on the second part, and trying to parse out the fluff and get it down to the basic framework. Thank you all for ...
Wait, I was being a nuisance? I've called rapid response before, and yes, it gets you an MD, but if it's not an emergency, it gets you a lot if ****** off nurses and MDs. My patient wasn't in respiratory failure. Her says came up, I needed orders. It...
RT are the first responders in my facility's rapid response. I called them, he assessed the patient and asked if she was being diuresed. That prompted my first page to the MD. The patient's weight was 10 k more than it had been a month prior, second ...
I called his office, had the operator connect me with his cell, where I left a voice message, in addition to the pages. I feel like I followed procedure for the most part, I don't think there is a lot of precedent for this. But ultimately, as my pati...
I work in a small hospital, we have hospitalists, and we also have a few general practitioners who admit their own patients, and are usually easily accessible. However, last week, one of the practitioners admitted a patient through the ED and after I...