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Thanks to everyone who gave their heart felt words of encouragement. This sight has really allowed me to open up without being ridiculed. Nothing but professional-straight talk.

Thank you for your insightful and encouraging words. I have learned from this situation, although I still feel dissappointed in letting my trainee down. I want the peer review to be over already. The patient continues to be progressing well. He said, "We are still the best nurses he's ever had." Great patient! I leave everything in God's hand, He is my strong tower.

Well, I have worked as a Progressive Care Nurse Cardiology since graduating in 2010. My patient started to have chest pain, nitro sublingual was ORDERED and given. The chest pain was still unrelieved, 2 mg morphine iv ORDERED. Morphine was not available after waiting 5 minutes. The physician looking at me stating he needs his morphine. I webt to the Pyxis to find no morphine, I then override to obtain the morphine immediately. To my surprise I selected VERSED and administered in errir 2 mg At the time iI am also trainin a new graduate nurse. I felt so...bad. The physician notified on the floor, patient was fine (Thank God). We do not give consious sedation medication on our unit. Why was I able to pull this medication? Regardless, I am responsible. What will I be faced with during a peer review at my hospital?