I am living in hong kong and just went to find out about enrolling in the BSN program at HKU and you must speak chinese (cantonese preferred) to enroll in the nursing program. HKU is an English...
Balder_LPN replied to LifesAJourney's topic in Nursing Humor
Balder is an old Norse god associated with light, beauty, love and happiness. In one of the edda's he is described as "best, and all praise him; he is so fair of feature, and so bright, that light...
hmmm, I think the biggest issue, Alicia, is that you think these things constitute a "public interest that he/she not practice", when in reality you are only applying your own fears about these and...
and not just mental disorders may effect patient care. Maybe nurses with Type 1 DM should not be allowed to practice either. I mean, if they took their insulin, missed lunch, and went into a coma,...
I think he really meant, "I don't want to answer your question anyway, so one excuse is just as good as another." I dont think it will work for those that actually have to work for a
I live just south of the border near Vancouver, my fiance is Canadian, she lives in Vancouver. We are evaluating options for where we will live. VCH has 8 LPN openings listed right now. $23-25/hr....
Balder_LPN replied to nitenurselorraine's topic in Texas Nursing
Defamation and slander are legal terms that refer to making false and damaging statement about a person. I can't imagine that everything on this list is accurate. I am surprised they have not had any...
Ummmmm, You do realize that rather it is in solid or liquid form the end result is the same. ie there is a certain # of mL's of fluid ingested. It seems kind of pointless to make sure they dont wait...
I like how our instructors in put it when I was in school. If you can control your secretions you can work. If you are randomly coughing, sneezing, spewing stuff around, stay
Balder_LPN replied to princess007's topic in General Nursing
I agree with check with the BON. But that is an overly broad statement that LPN's dont have the training or skills for it. Here in Washington LPN's with documented/evaluated (same standard for RN too)...
My understanding was that you are held to the standards of your license, regardless of what title a client, or agency, puts on the job. So handing a pt an aspirin, a sitter could do, but a nurse would...
I think what I see mostly is Jane Doe, RN, BSN People dont usually sign every degree (relevant or not) to thier signature. Have you ever seen an NP with a name tag that says Jane Doe, NP, AA, BS, BSN,...
My lower wisdom teeth were impacted with the roots still attached to the jawbone. As the army nurse injected the (I think) sodium pentothal I remember him saying "this might make your b*lls itch" umm...
I am an LPN student and am taking my CNA class right now as I want to make my carreer switch right away. I was really surprised that I cannot find a scope of practice for a CNA in WA state. I have...
You can find paper after paper of peer reviewed, published, scientific studies that support both. Several have shown a lower incidence of HIV infection in areas of Africa for men who are circumscised....
Back to the OP's ? "Should we circ our boy or not" You may as well ask "Should we raise him as a Greek Orthodox or Roman Catholic?" The answers would be no less biased, no more (or less) factual than...
I would call it "hip pocket training" not smarty pants really. It assists in continuity of care, reduces errors, and is clearly the standard of care in our
Balder_LPN replied to Uniquemoi04's topic in General Nursing
here is my theory i have been developing for a long time; there is only so much room in the brain (forget about that "you only use 10% of your brain" and study some modern psychology / neuroscience)...
You miss the point that one party was not competent to give consent. Someone else suggested lying to the pt. (that's someone elses husband) I hope that was a student and not a nurse suggesting that....
Yes, the OP used the term infected. But you would not likely get infected, but rather might be colonized (have the bacterium on your skin or even in your respiratory tract, less likely) and not have...