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kloveriver

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  1. I showed this to my hubby. He had no clue what it is. I said it refer again.How do u do that? It's so awesome.
  2. I work with residents and they are very good starting IV. They do an IV and draw lab for us at the same time. When we have a hard time getting IV we ask for help from them in NICU. I saw how they put IV to a premature baby at temporal region and dressing it with a medicine cup to hold the IV. It is a skill to learn from.
  3. You should talk to you old boss that you worked with in that place first and let them know you want to come back to work. I think they will say something first before you apply. If getting a job in that place is out weight other optional choices (getting a job far from family), you should give it a shot. You are the person who going to deal with all of the challenges, stresses and changes. Good lucks!
  4. I volunteer to show a newbie nurse how to do hearing screen on a patient. I only know her first name from her badge. The test got a refer result. I accidently said it loud, Dang, it's refer again,” because I was very frustrated with the machine that keeps getting a refer result. She looked at me in an awkward facial expression. I later learned that the newbie nurse's last name was Dang. From that day, I never use any slang exclamation of disappointment or frustration any more.

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