It's not that the patient is wrong, sometimes patients seem to think that their sprained ankle is the only thing in the universe and have no common sense to say hey maybe there might be someone dying...
It wasn't me but I was in the room when one of my coworkers was calling patients to schedule colonoscopies. He called this dude and the mans wife answered and explained that he was unable to get to...
I haven't really worked long enough to experience it either but I have found that on days when I feel most drained I really enjoy watching or listening stand up the more offensive it is the better....
I play video games Lift weights (the heavier the better) Watch Louis ck (he's always more miserable than I am) I take the long way home from work Cook Or sometimes just go home and lay on the floor...
I'm sure this is on here somewhere I'm just not completely sure where. For anyone who is married or has similar experience, how do you handle coming home after a "bad" or stressful day? I've noticed...
I have a question regarding the amount of negative that I perceive within the nursing community. I am currently a tech so obviously I do not have the full taste for it exactly but given my job...