floydnightingale replied to WonderRN's topic in Emergency
When I first started as an RN, (level one ED year 2000) there were two LPNs who were grandfathered in and only worked in observation where they were allowed to pass meds from a restricted list, 25...
floydnightingale replied to Giulia Anne's topic in General Nursing
When I was taking science prerequsites at Wayne State a woman who was my lab partner, I guess she was premed, said it was difficult if not impossible to get volunteer work, I think because it looked...
floydnightingale replied to Giulia Anne's topic in General Nursing
Things have apparently changed. I was in a 4 semester CD2 program Class of 2K, after the first semester someone from the city medical center (5 or more hospitals and God only knows how many clinics)...
When I graduated the university hired a company to put us through a prep class and they gave us a study guide. I wish I could remember who publshed that guide because it was really good but any decent...
floydnightingale replied to gratefultobeanurse16's topic in General Nursing
I have never consented a patient, maybe I witnessed one really don't remember but we aren't opening people up in the ED except for the very rare thoracotomy.
ED care is general, it's about...
floydnightingale replied to gratefultobeanurse16's topic in General Nursing
Setting aside the fact that I don't have the time or interest to read ultrasound reports, if a physician tells me there's an ectopic that's good enough for me, what exactly would YOU do as a nurse if...
floydnightingale replied to gratefultobeanurse16's topic in General Nursing
You mean the ones who ask about popliteal pulses? And then follow it with "are you a nurse?" It's not just the ICU, thinking now about calling report to the woman's hospital and she asked me which...
should be simple enough for management to know if she was in your chart of just found your papers on the printer, of course if she opened your chart they'll be obligated to at least discipline if not...
figured it was something like that but it didn't come up through a Google or Duckduckgo search, when I was in school I worked as a student nurse associate and after that I was a graduate nurse but I...
floydnightingale replied to Avian c's topic in General Nursing
per Google AI: In Michigan, smoking is generally prohibited in most public places, including care facilities like nursing homes, hospices, and assisted living residences, since May 1,
floydnightingale replied to SweetSouthernLove's topic in Emergency
I worked at two separate level one ERs, the orientation was like 5 months one on one with a preceptor and classes and certifications in BLS, ACLS, TNCC and ENPC but mine was shortened because I had...
Had a coworker who was fired for something minor, she gave some discharge papers which were mixed with another pt's on the printer and when I mentioned to my manager I couldn't believe she got fired...