NursesRmofun ASN, RN

NursesRmofun is a ASN, RN and specializes in Registered Nurse.

Latest Activity

1. Something that has been eating away at me

   NursesRmofun replied to Mu0r's topic in General Nursing

   You'll never know for sure. Don't beat yourself up too

2. Patients & Pet Peeves

   NursesRmofun replied to SisterofMary's topic in General Nursing

   The patient or patient and family who view every encounter with a nurse or any medical person as a chance at a

3. Psst....Let's Talk About Gossip in the Nurses' Station

   NursesRmofun replied to Melissa Mills's topic in General Nursing

   My workplace is full of gossip. A couple of culprits are experts at it....and leave almost no one untouched by it. That said, I am usually one of the ones talked about behind my back the most due to...

4. Bullied by a colleague

   NursesRmofun replied to enc123's topic in General Nursing

   Have seen it happen and it has also happened to me, but never have I seen it happen to someone who was often charge nurse. If you are going to be a NP at the same place of work, I'd do some...

5. Social Class and Nursing

   NursesRmofun replied to AllOfMyWat's topic in General Nursing

   I imagine a lot of people aren't paid well in Mexico. I don't agree that nurses are manual workers alone, etc. And, of course, we are knowledge based. We get tested on our knowledge for our licenses....

6. Social Class and Nursing

   NursesRmofun replied to AllOfMyWat's topic in General Nursing

   True! Good point...but I did say the two together...the profession with the education. I don't think of a Chef being blue collar either. I wish there were a clearer definition. I'll have to do more...

7. Social Class and Nursing

   NursesRmofun replied to AllOfMyWat's topic in General Nursing

   No. I don't think you can say nursing is blue collar. If a surgeon digs in blood and guts, does that make him blue collar? I think the "profession" and education make it something other than blue...

8. Social Class and Nursing

   NursesRmofun replied to AllOfMyWat's topic in General Nursing

   I'd say you are doing well, wherever you

9. Social Class and Nursing

   NursesRmofun replied to AllOfMyWat's topic in General Nursing

   I have never gotten that idea from anyone. Odd. I usually get the "admiration for nurses" dialogue -OR- the "I've had a bad experience with nurses" kind of thing, to a lesser degree....but never a...

10. Social Class and Nursing

    NursesRmofun replied to AllOfMyWat's topic in General Nursing

    I grew up lower class (seasonal blue collar Dad), pulled myself up to lower middle class and middle class, but incurred a lot of debt, so not sure where that leaves me

11. Have been told LPN BAD idea

    NursesRmofun replied to vspaniel's topic in LPN, LVN Corner

    Plenty of hospitals still use LPN/LVNS

12. "Your job is to make me happy"

    NursesRmofun replied to Nurse216's topic in Patient, Colleague Relations

    This older thread popped up...but it reminded me of something I wanted to vent.....A question I have been getting a LOT lately--- How many patients do you have? The patient is trying to gauge what...

13. Lowest stress (still great pay) nursing specialties?

    NursesRmofun replied to Aliens05's topic in General Nursing

    They are all stressful in some way. I have done almost all of them. No kidding. Well, okay, I missed a few I just thought of. It is subjective. Where you fit best has something to do with your own...

14. Do you still have energy to cook after a 12 hour shift?

    NursesRmofun replied to chunkalunk's topic in General Nursing

    Yes, I didn't say anything (write anything), but I was thinking this too. My crockpot would scorch and maybe burn anything in that time. I'd worry about a fire. There is only so much fluid you can put...

15. Don't be catty (literally)

    NursesRmofun replied to Emergent's topic in General Nursing

    A new take on NETY! LOL Oh boy....well, I don't really believe in NETY and have rarely seen it toward new grads. I have seen nurses who are older and/or more experienced (there is a difference!) kind...