Jedrnurse BSN, RN

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  1. Jedrnurse

    Patient waking up during CPR

    ...happens in the movies and on television shows all the time. And the patients look great. And somehow the staff don't sweat while doing compressions. And no bones are
  2. Re: A - I think you're sort of agreeing with me...? Re: B - Yeah, but normally the assignment (delegation) is done at the beginning of the shift when all staff are conscious. If people are already...
  3. Usually, I completely agree that people overplay the Chicken Little "My license! My license!" But... if you're delegating a task to someone who you KNOW is not capable of carrying it out i.e. they're...
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    Horrible first job - need advice

    I agree. I think that sometimes the lawyer route is overused, but this scenario seems to scream the need to consult with
  5. Jedrnurse

    Day vs Night Personalities

    Funny, in my experience (I've done both shifts), some noc people are there because they're not "people" persons and like the decreased interaction with crowds like those that are around on day...
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    How soon is too soon to quit a new nursing job!

    The transfer policy is usually set by the facility and can be found in the employee handbook- have you checked there? Most places have a rule of thumb of one year, but no transfer is
  7. Jedrnurse

    About the Nature of Nursing

    I imagine it's similar to comparing and contrasting leprechauns and
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    Charles Cullen and Other Healthcare Serial Killers

    Not to mention the nurse who "arranged" for codes so she could come off as a hero while resuscitating
  9. Jedrnurse

    About the Nature of Nursing

    1. You triggered my pseudo-PTSD with mention of one of the chief B.S. (NOT bachelor's of science) nursing theories. For shame. 2. Why would you mention Florence Nightingale- who actually did real and...
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    Benefits over passion?

    I'm curious- as you're not yet a practicing nurse, what makes you so passionate about
  11. Jedrnurse

    Nurses' Week - Upended.

    Amen!
  12. Jedrnurse

    ED visits before ACA was passed

    Ouch.
  13. That's sort of what I inferred from the quote re: pay. Some people focus on the fact that nurses are well-paid. (Depends on where you work and what kind of work you do, but that's another story.) Good...
  14. Jedrnurse

    ... and now for the consequences

    Ah, infection/infestation, potato/po-tah-to, it's all the same... ...to some unnamed "doctor". I wonder they had a Ph.D in Medieval Music History or
  15. You will have to retake it as the class is a requirement, so if you get a good grade the first "W" will be not important. I'm more concerned about your comment, "I don't think I deserve a C when life...
  16. Pay doesn't matter in a safe staffing issue. You can make $50 hour but that doesn't magically enable you to give decent care with an unreasonable assignment. Or is the ANA is lobbying for lower...
  17. Jedrnurse

    Tuesday's agenda

    ...maybe a management outbreak of
  18. Jedrnurse

    Universal Deathcare.

    No matter what the details of this story or your particular position on the topic, are you sure that using any specific example is best for your argument? I'm sure that people could (and probably...
  19. Damn. Do they make "Happy Belated National Penguin Day"
  20. Although this may come off as "crusty", I think the whole "fill-in-the-blank day/week" concept is sort of
  21. My bad. I SHOULD have said: "Some respect please. Nobody talks a better game about quality nursing care...from behind a
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    Had to work as CNA

    I think it's good for overall work morale and rapport. It helps you become more in tune with what the routine and expectations are for your ancillary staff co-workers. Also, it's a real "back to...
  23. Some respect please. Nobody pushes paper better than the
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    No BSN required if 20 yrs or more experience!

    It's an interesting turn of events, the waiver of their previous BSN requirement if you have experience. Seems like common sense. But please, please, PLEASE let this thread not be high-jacked to...