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  1. Personal Life Affecting Work Life

    Yes, you can call me Cyn. Haha! An immoral act considered to be a transgression against divine law. I love the connection, especially because I'm one to test and bend questionable laws without...
  2. So, this was some sort of social experiment? If so, what are your findings? If not, you should consider other productive ways of spending your
  3. Personal Life Affecting Work Life

    Greetings good sir, I'm not sure if it is intentional, but you always find a way to make me laugh even in the most inauspicious and/or inappropriate of
  4. Personal Life Affecting Work Life

    You have received some great advice from people who have gone through similar circumstance. I just want to add that if a man says he's neglected, he is halfway on the journey to cheating, if he hasn't...
  5. How to deal with nurses who don't listen during handoff?

    Hit the main points which should take 1-2 minute/s top uninterrupted. Some new nurses will have trivial details e.g foley fr size, IV gauges etc. If she is not listening stop and ask do you have any...
  6. Multiple doses in same syringe?

    Drug dealers are already using carfentanyl to lace heroin. I saw a documentary showing drug dealers in Baltimore using it. They wear gloves and ventilated masks because of how potent it is....
  7. Multiple doses in same syringe?

    I'd say dilaudid for long-term pain and fentanyl for short term pain. So if the patient is in sudden sharp pain that is post op, I would break the pain with fentanyl then use dilaudid to mitigate the...
  8. Multiple doses in same syringe?

    What about reconstituting it? If it is 100 mcg vials, use a 10 ml syringe and make it 10mcg/ml or use a 5 ml syringe and make it 20mcg/ml. If you do that you'll save yourself the headache of...
  9. Student Attempted IV 7 Times

    Are LPNs/LVNs still in acute settings? I haven't seen any in a long time. Before grad school, when I travelled, I did see an LPN on the IV team in one hospital in
  10. Student Attempted IV 7 Times

    Water is made of hydrogen and oxygen
  11. If that is the case, why did you solicit advice
  12. Student Attempted IV 7 Times

    It is a nuanced discussion. It made me question my understanding of an attempt. You are right however on the clout drama threads accumulate. I suppose the adage "misery loves company" has stood the...
  13. Student Attempted IV 7 Times

    OH! Thank you for the clarification. It is not as grotesque as I had pictured from the original post. Nonetheless, piercing the epidermis without using a cleansing/chlorohexidine wipe is quite...
  14. Student Attempted IV 7 Times

    Indeed, there is no definitive definition. I imagined what OP meant was the student pierced the epidermis 7 times. I was wondering about how many IV needles were actually used. I actually had never...
  15. Student Attempted IV 7 Times

    So if you stick a patient and don't get flashback, then you advance or redirect, you count that as 2 sticks? or if you get flashback then lose it because the IV is advanced too far then you retract...
  16. Student Attempted IV 7 Times

    If you can't work with 3 PIVs to fit what's ordered, then maybe it's time to get a PICC
  17. Student Attempted IV 7 Times

    7 attempts is not inexperience and lack of proficiency, it is incompetence, if not ineptitude. It is wise to know one's limitations and when to seek guidance. If the patient needed two IV's, the ICU...
  18. Student Attempted IV 7 Times

    The 7 attempts notwithstanding, I think you are a little troublemaker and you should only stick your nose where the aroma won't offend you. You are a student, do what you are supposed to learn and...
  19. I'm confused. You used the first person pronouns in your previous post. I'm not a pedophile. I was receiving Media from some friends in Australia and then the LAPD traced my IP address and...
  20. The best business is minding your own
  21. Is there a way to separate the title "Nurse" away from your name?

    Are you ashamed of the title nurse because it has a feminine connotation to
  22. Intubation Should Be A Nursing Skill, Especially Now

    Indeed, repetition is the key to excellence. You also want someone who knows what to do once the patient is intubated. Additionally, you want someone who knows what to do when the proverbial ish hits...
  23. How to Deal with Staff Who Don't Like You?

    Explains a
  24. Intubation Should Be A Nursing Skill, Especially Now

    OP should have specified that or exempted CRNAs in the post
  25. Intubation Should Be A Nursing Skill, Especially Now

    Nurses intubate patients more than any other profession in the country. Learn about