THIS. This is why it is so irritating. It is like you are temporary, so not worthy of individual acknowledgement. It is like the sub who students refer to as teacher, so you don't have the...
MrNurse(x2) replied to mrsfoster601's topic in School
There are times that a student becomes defiant, mostly when they have their hearts set on going home and they don't meet criteria. I often tell them that right now they are getting into disciplinary...
MrNurse(x2) replied to Keepstanding's topic in School
I loathe hospital nursing. Took a $20+/hr pay cut to do LTC and school nursing. Best move ever! Every job has its issues, you just have to weigh them and decide if it is really
My wife and I bought our monkey bars. Job security? We have a natural playscape, save that piece. I get far more injuries from falling off logs and such, but nothing major,
I own a Philips Heartstart. Have had it for a decade and never needed it, but very reliable in terms of batteries and pads. What grades do you cover? I would go with their FRx, I think it is that...
There will always be armchair quarterbacks, they even exist in hospitals where you have the luxury of other nurses to bounce things off of. Are you going to call an ambo when you shouldn't? Most...
MrNurse(x2) replied to BunnyBunnyBSNRN's topic in School
I sit with my back to the opening and cot, always creeps me out. My new office at the new school is big enough I should be able to face the cot and door, computer facing
Public school? I believe you must cover that child with someone who is trained, not a nurse per se. She should be paid if she must function in this role, as she is working under her license. I would...
I have a student with the same issue, Hashimoto's Thyroid, sleep apnea, controlled and is still doing this. Narcolepsy wu @ Hopkins was inconclusive. Such a sad
MrNurse(x2) replied to OyWithThePoodles's topic in School
Had a KG come to me with foil in his teeth. I told him I wasn't a dentist and I had no floss. Tears immediately started with a loud wail. Shut that down immediately, I will not allow manipulation....
My second grader uses the same lancet all week, tries twenty times to get blood and once she bleeds she flings blood everywhere, then wipes her finger on her shirt. Every suggestion to change lancet,...
MrNurse(x2) replied to KeeperOfTheIceRN's topic in School
I am starting to ask if they would use one at home. I have one staff student that comes EVERY DAY! Really gets old. My wife and I get ours free from the LTC's we work at from the RX deliveries. Just...
MrNurse(x2) replied to bluebonnetrn's topic in School
Adults don't! Most under 70 have done some sort of drug and therefore are in need of bigger, better pharmacologics. Appropriate for 4/20 I guess. My OHS teaching always involved the difference between...
MrNurse(x2) replied to bluebonnetrn's topic in School
I would not have, unfortunately, I have to call about everything because a little came and said he hit his lip and the snowflake parents (dad, no less) was upset no one told them. I won't be posting...
MrNurse(x2) replied to SaltineQueen's topic in School
That was my point. Not all men are that piggish, but,as you pointed out, Hollywood is probably the biggest offender and producer of this mindset. In no way is it an acceptable excuse. I also find the...
Our county health department gives us oversight, I work private. They have been very open while I set up our schools office, even offering physician sign off on protocols (he actually has kids that go...
MrNurse(x2) replied to SaltineQueen's topic in School
I agree that the dress codes are intentionally written to "catch" girls more than boys. I also agree that enforcement should be across the board. I grew up in the 80's and wore a designer shirt with a...
MrNurse(x2) replied to cooties_are_real's topic in School
Hindsight is always 20/20. You made the best decision for the circumstances at the time. Your critical thinking is global, not just in nursing situations. Trust your gut and realize that there was no...