CuriousMe replied to Rachel-EMT's topic in Oregon Nursing
It's all about context though, so if this was an online community for "The Republic" instead of for nurses....having a moniker like DarthVader might be a problem! KurdMA, I'm sure it wasn't a...
CuriousMe replied to Anxious Patient's topic in General Nursing
Everyone may be busy in the real world, but the stakes for prioritizing time badly are much higher for nurses than for the Starbuck's employee. The coffee barrister can take her clients first come,...
I can only speak for myself on that one. I don't work in places that allow smoking....additionally, I know who the smokers are, so I avoid them to avoid the smoke on their clothing. Working in...
CuriousMe replied to Dresdenchick's topic in General Nursing
I've seen you post this in other threads as well. It is the only hospital I've heard of with that practice.....and is the opposite of the hospitals I'm familiar
1) I wasn't aware this was an either/or situation. I don't think either are appropriate. 2) I've yet to see a documented case of someone being allergic to a child, no matter their
As a student, that's likely a question I wouldn't really know the answer to until it happened. I suspect, confidence would be the biggest hurdle. After my ACLS class I definitely think I'd be able to...
Benadryl will do wonders for a secondary asthmatic reaction......sorry, couldn't avoid the sarcasm. It's that attitude that makes me grumpy when I wake up in the middle of the night coughing and...
Hmmm...I wonder who's requirement that is? After the first year of our (3 year) program, we're encouraged to take ACLS. It's one of the things that make us more competitive for preceptorship spots in...
No one said they did. They were answering the question "given what they knew about nursing and what nurses do." The point is, that they weren't coached or mislead to believe that ADN's weren't as...
quoted from the article you provided: well-prepared? when asked about the number of years of schooling they thought nurses should have after high school, 76 percent of the respondents said four...
Unless the there's evidence to support your assumptions (ie that the public was somehow mislead to believe that ADN RN's are inadequate) I think those are just that, you're
Sorry, I'm really not trying to make this about ADN vs BSN.....but I hate the generalizations. Most of my last year of my BS in nursing are in nursing classes. We needed 15 credits of upper level...
Wow, pretty melodramatic! Should we have a fainting couch on standby? No one can "take away another person's happiness." Folks choose their own attitude, whether they recognize it or
Well of course you'd love to have your pet with you. But that's a public place and it's not appropriate. So far it hasn't been a problem, but what if someone has allergies.... I really dislike this...
How many MD's went to med school that didn't award a doctoral degree? How many Lawyers went to a law school that award a doctoral degree? The reason RN's put BSN on their tag and other professions...
Interesting, but doesn't answer the question you quoted. Am I to understand that you are now saying that PhD should be listed because it's a terminal degree, as opposed to your last statement which...
So, since your BSN didn't add anything to your practice, no one's could? I know you didn't explicitly state that, but there seemed to be that implication. Wanting to add BSN to a name tag doesn't...
CuriousMe replied to Joyfull77's topic in Oregon Nursing
I understand you wish it were different.....but with their rep, it's going to take more than one class of successful graduates to make a change to ITT Tech's reputation. Again, I'm glad it's working...