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nursingq123

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  1. Hi everyone :) I just graduated and I am starting a job on a tele floor soon! I have a few questions about the different rhythms and what we are supposed to do in certain situations. When do we as nurses call the attending if working overnight? If a patient goes into a fib or vtach would I immediately call a code or a rrt? I have heard conflicting things on this and would love some input. If a patient has svt what would I do? If they have a heart beat 150? What if the patient has a high BP that isn't normal for the patient and has a pretty high BP again around 4 am would I call the dr? I would rather call and be a bother than not call and compromise patient safety but I am just curious of these certain scenarios. I think I am also having trouble figuring out when to call a rapid vs just giving the doctor a call overnight. I know these are random questions and I can use my judgement but I would really appreciate any feedback you could give :) Thank you!!

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