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  1. Sounds like you are working in my fantasy facility! lol I have heard of places like this but have never really encountered one. Your residents must be really high functional. Don't be surprised...
  2. to give pain meds or not to give meds?

    :flowersfoThanks to all of ya'll for making me feel better! I was doubting myself there for a while...good thing came from this. Have new grads on duty that read the site and have started asking me...
  3. Unfortunately, in LTC it seems we have cycles or runs of falls, deaths, incident reports, etc. I think it just goes along with LTC...but 10 incident reports a week does seem like a lot but it also...
  4. you say, all of a sudden , you have more combative residents racking up tears and bruises? my first instinct as a 28 year veteran lpn is that you have a new employee that is agitating or abusing these...
  5. to give pain meds or not to give meds?

    First of all, sorry for the caps, just easier for me to type without typos. We have to sign out tylenol just as if it was a darvocet, tyl #3, etc... because of our pharmacist. She thought it was a...
  6. I NEED SOME INPUT HERE...I'M GETTING TEASED AT WORK AND CALLED THE"TYLENOL QUEEN" BECAUSE I GIVE TYLENOL OR PAIN MED ORDERED TO MY DEMENTED PATIENTS THAT CAN'T ASK FOR THEIR PRN'S OR DON'T REMEMBER...
  7. Hourly Rate For LPNS

    :loveya: This topic has been so educational to me...I never knew there was such a difference in pay scales across the country for LPN's. I live in Mississippi and work in a small community LTC...
  8. Geriatric nurses, can you help?

    You might try buttermilk or sweet milk with cornbread and add promod to this mixture. I know alot of people don't like buttermilk, but our little southern residents love this as an alternate with...
  9. I am new and need some advise

    It has been my experience as a 26 year veteran LPN, that all you have to do to be a good LTC or geriatric nurse is to turn the initials around to TLC...tender loving care. Treat your residents as you...