dexilna replied to nursingaround1's topic in General Nursing
You are out of line, and it is not your place to "decide" for another person what their gender identity is. Furthermore, that study you referenced was not revised due to not being "affirming." Due to "questions raised about research design and data c...
Thanks everyone!! I was talking specifically about a primary intermittent ATB, so it sound like the consensus is spiking another small bag and flushing the 25-28 mL line. And just to chip in to prior statements, even in an adult, leaving potentially ...
Good early morning Hivemind! We’re working in a new IV ATB policy to avoid under administration during therapy. To those of you who are already at this point, how do you do it in your location? Do you administer the ATB, and then spike another 50mL b...
Why are we so ok with giving an 18y/o a gun and sending them off to murder in wars, but when it comes to saving others lives suddenly they're too young? I'm kind of disgusted that we would sooner be ok with raising murderers than with healers... If t...
RN&RDH, I feel for you. I truly do. I absolutely hate working nights, and am fortunate enough to have powered through this past year, and am really looking forward to stating days soon (fortunately on my same floor)! I chose not to change jobs to...
dexilna replied to Future-NurseRedHeart's topic in General Nursing
I've been working nights for a few months now and I give major props to anyone who prefers nights. I love my co-workers and the flow of the shift, but I am not built for this and am eager for my switch to days when possible. That said, I read an arti...
dexilna replied to nellie272003's topic in Relations
I was kind of nervous going into my new hospital position due to all you hear about this subject. I was very glad to find its not the case on my unit (at least not my shift).
The classist undertones of OP's post is kind of nauseating. Just because a person has a "blue collar" job, doesn't mean they're automatically loud, rowdy, and obnoxious. Some of the rudest, most vulgar people I've met are your "white collar" suits...
Most programs i know of require CNA cert as a pre-req. That being said, there are many places which offer fast track CNA classes. My class was only 4 weeks or so, and my sister in law did a 2 week course. We're in Iowa, but i would think other States...
Hi Darius! I've got one class left, then I'll be sitting the NCLEX-PN this summer. The classes my program required for entry was my CNA (of course), a math course (several are accepted), and A&P1. We were required to have Nutrition, Medical Term...