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I had a patient with long term insurance in LTC. How is that for justice.

I had a patient with long term insurance in LTC. How is that for justice.

hold on sister, have you ever heard of life. maybe she had a plan but inflation happened and it wasn't enough . maybe she had an older child that needed financial help and she did which left her without. don't preach stupid stuff when it is obvious you haven't seen real life. I have known women to marry a 2nd or 3rd partner to have his income to be able to live. get over yourself, if you think that Social Security and your pension is going to be enough to live on you had better think again. you may live past the amount you have saved. then what, so if you have a specific time you are going to die don't preach what you don't know

I know several nurses that have not had hands on nursing except nurse training. they are MDS coordinators, home health case managers or take more education and go into administration. you really did not say the reason you hate nursing. is it the patients or the staff. is it because you don't like primary nursing or actual procedures. maybe a change to OR, PACU so you are not with the same patients for 8 to 12 hours. How about dialysis where you are with the patient only 4 hours no bathroom breaks, tons of medication, or or naked bodies. just dialysis and nothing else. check around some places are willing to train.

This is in all businesses if it is mostly women. I am a woman and I absolutely hate working with women. I work ICU or a place where major work is done by me and I don't spend time at the desk. when I hear someone ripping someone apart, I leave. one time I stated the reason I did not eat lunch at the same time every one else did was because of the gossip. they ganged together and lied about an incident needless to say I was fired. women would rather whine and ***** about a situation rather than banding together. then put nonAmericans in the situation and you hear the ******** ing another language. these nurses are afraid to speak up because their money goes to other countries for family members. so they need their job. they keep their heads down and swallow all kinds of unequal treatment. This will not change. Sir, get more education and go into administration. I love nursing but hate the situation.

it is comments like your unit clerk made that causes riffs between shifts. next time don't say anything she was venting and not very tactful. you let the cat out of the bag and put a target on your back and put yourself in a bad position with your own shift. sleeping on your break is none of the day shifts business. go directly to your manager and tell her the facts. do not defend your position but just the facts, ask her or his opinion then act accordingly.

I hope you have malpractice insurance. that doesn't mean you will need it. your hospital will investigate and let you know if you were responsible. if the family is mad or feels there was a hospital glitch they will sue the hospital. more money. but to make you feel better if the Dr is correct and it was a PE there was nothing you could have done but calling a code which you did. was an autopsy done? That could satisfy everyone. do not let this color your practice going forward. continue to do your job and chart sufficiently. you will get over this but you will remember the incident. Calm down and check in with your mental health practitioner. Continue to be diligent.

are you able to take college classes while in high school? if so take your general ed classes this pushes you ahead faster. take a medical terminology class. write down the dream you have then daily journal the step you took to get to this dream. Believe it or not time will go quickly. you may look into volunteering on the oncology floor at the hospital or for a LTC or hospice. this will get you next to the people you want to help. hopefully, this will help you get started.

maybe a job that will give you 6 weeks of preceptership will help build your confidence. also a night position in a LTAC is slower pace than acute but still gives the experience you need. Going to school at this time will not give you what you are looking for which is acceptance. Keep your chin up and think of the fun you will have with your child when you start earning money. The lesson you will be teaching your son by pushing forward through adversity. Good Luck.

using mouth wash also kills bacteria and stinky feet

2 pair of cotton socks with a change after school. they go through a lot of socks but 5he odor is limited.

you are becoming a man, that is a good thing. men have body odor, that's a bad thing. you are a man use soap and water every day on tthe parts that no one sees. then use deodorant, a little cologne and the next thing you know you'll be shaving. any questions?

having every certificate up to date. be humble not a know it all. research the patients diagnosis on that floor. in other words, if the floor is a medical floor ,know about respiratory infections, AIDS, diabetes, cardiac diseases. if it is surgical floor learn about assessments specific to surgeries, i.e. DVT, fat emboli, neurological impairments from anesthesia, clean vs sterile dressing changed, IV sticks and the way you give report to the M.D.. when scenarios come up in the interview if you don't know what to do refer back to the charge nurse. just say I don't know but I would give O2 set the patient up and call for help for respiratory distress. taking a class in telemetry reading know the medications such as the differences in insulin, blood pressure medication, etc. this sounds daunting but after working for 3 months on the floor you will know more that you do now. obvious, but you will be more confident. the last thing you should know is "how long will you have a preceptor"? your preceptor should give you the information you need to know to give you the confidence you need to be the best darn nurse you can be.

I was hired for a job from 1 word that stood out on my resume. PICC line dressing. ok 3 words but the point is 1 word makes a difference

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