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  1. Patient Aspirating

    Yes, and the patient is
  2. Patient Aspirating

    Hi everyone, I have been a nurse for 1 year and just had a question about a situation, wanting to make sure I did the right thing. A patient was sitting up at 90 degrees eating, talking on phone as...
  3. Patient Aspirating

    Bump!
  4. Hi everyone! As the title says, I'm thinking about going back to school. I graduated with my BSN in May of 2017 and have been working full time since. I worked in post-op Ortho with Med Surg overflow...
  5. Thinking about going back to school. Thoughts?

    And that's because I do want to get the good solid foundation before I go back to school. I'm just trying to think ahead and figure out the smartest way to do it so that I can come out with minimal...
  6. Thinking about going back to school. Thoughts?

    Thanks guys! I wasn't planning on going back immediately. I'm thinking about a year or more from
  7. Hi everyone, I'm a new RN and have only been on my own as a nurse for a little over a month. I have anxiety, which I have had for a long time, that is starting to creep into other areas of my life. I...
  8. New nurse, proud of myself!

    Hi everyone, I am a new nurse, have been on my own for 2 and a half months. I recently had a situation in which a patient with chronic stable Afib stated that they felt themselves go into afib. I...
  9. New nurse, proud of myself!

    If the patient would have been more unstable, would a rapid response have been appropriate? I just want to know if I am ever faced with this situation
  10. Is aspirin a blood thinner?

    It is, and it does
  11. New RN, terrified of codes and emergencies

    Thanks everyone for the great advice. I feel better knowing that how I feel isn't abnormal. I'm hoping that seeing a counselor for my anxiety will help me
  12. New RN, terrified of codes and emergencies

    Thank
  13. New RN, terrified of codes and emergencies

    That's awesome! í ½í±Œí
  14. New RN, terrified of codes and emergencies

    I did a new grad program and we had 3 days of simulation and a TON of mock codes. For some reason I'm still anxious
  15. New RN, terrified of codes and emergencies

    Well, they did. Not sure what else you want me to
  16. New RN, terrified of codes and emergencies

    Thanks! That's great advice. I know I get ahead of myself in my thoughts due to my anxiety. I just have to find a way to reign it all in. I am seeing a counselor in 2 weeks - hopefully that will help...
  17. New RN, terrified of codes and emergencies

    Assess ABC's/responsiveness, call for help, start
  18. New RN, terrified of codes and emergencies

    Thanks so much! I've only been in 3 codes. The first two I mainly observed. The most recent one was my second week of orientation as an RN, and it was my patient. I did compressions and they survived...
  19. Nursing school was rough for me, but doable. I graduated in May. One of the most important things, in my opinion, was staying organized. I had a planner where I wrote down all my exams and the...
  20. Maybe I should quit

    I would definitely look into that. A lot of schools do have counselors that you can talk to. Professional help would probably be something for you to look into as
  21. Maybe I should quit

    I'm sorry you feel that way... have you ever considered seeking therapy for your history of abuse? I would definitely consider that. As far as the workplace goes, you can't take things too personally...
  22. Students who chat during lectures

    I have been having the same problem with a specific group of students in my class. I will shush them periodically, but that doesn't seem to help, and I sent my instructor an email, but the matter was...
  23. 3.5 In AP1 Good or Bad?

    Just wait until nursing
  24. Nursing Test Questions

    Does your textbook have an online resource that comes with it? All of mine have, and they really helped me understand the material and get familiar with the
  25. It usually takes me a couple hours... it's not always easy to find a diagnosis that fits your patients. And the care plans have gotten more complex with time. Last semester, we started having to...