JMed18

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  1. Unhappy CNA on night shift. Help?

    Absolutely, thank you. That must be the default
  2. I think that it is terrifying when some people don't know what they don't know. If that's what you think goes through the mind of a PCP, you are dead
  3. Unhappy CNA on night shift. Help?

    I'm pre-nursing? I come onto these forums occasionally just to see how I can better relate to nurses from the medical side and to understand how things I do on the floors may be
  4. Unhappy CNA on night shift. Help?

    Haha what? I worked as a CNA after having a bachelor's in engineering, arguably many-fold more difficult than an RN or BSN. Should I have had the same sense of entitlement? With an MD, should one...
  5. BSN to PA?

    I know many nurses who went to medical school. There isn't a bias against RNs (with a bachelor's) or BSNs in
  6. I'm sure it's the same reason why some nurses like wearing white
  7. I don't think my hospital's IRB committee would approve of doing "research" (?) on what is essentially an anonymous discussion board with no consenting procedures. I did not come in here looking to...
  8. From the medical side (as opposed to the nursing model, I guess) I don't really observe this much any more. A few of my colleagues were discussing whether or not it is appropriate for all members of...
  9. I can definitely count more than 5 times that I have cleaned up blood from a confused patient when I worked as a
  10. Well, look at a majority of the other posts here. The point I am trying to make is that if universal precautions were taken, there is no need to disclose the PHI... Least of all to PCAs/CNAs. There is...
  11. CNAs at your location don't do 1:1 protocol sits with violet/suicidal/confused patients? What about cleaning up blood on the floor from a patient who just yanked their IV
  12. You don't think that there is an inherent bias created when disclosing PHI that isn't relevant? Given universal precautions, why should it
  13. I'm sure we have all had patients with various blood borne pathogens... HIV, AIDS, Hep B, etc. If the patient is under your care for an unrelated issue, do you find that they may generally be treated...
  14. WDYT? Sticking up for myself or...

    What happens if, while shadowing, you get hurt because you are asked to help lift a
  15. Can scientific types go into nursing?

    I think the only ones who perceive healthcare in that manner are ones who are in no way involved in healthcare. The professions are completely different, and I'm so tired of reading posts by people...