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Questions from new nurses...

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Remember when you were a new nurse? ... all the questions you had. I'm sure you get a lot of questions from new nurses these days. Post the questions you remember the most. What's your most memorable question/moment? Which is the most often repeated question?

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As a brand new nurse with no experience I will probably be one that has a thousand questions.

As a brand new nurse in the ICU, please do not use the bathroom without ensuring that someone is watching your patient. Patients can and do have emergencies when their nurse is "indisposed," so please make sure someone is watching them!

i would of had less questions is google was available four decades ago :yes:

lmao. funny. But I will never stop asking questions. I am a new nurse and 20 years from now I will still be asking questions. Nursing is life long learning and I will never be too proud to ask a question.

ha! i'll be starting school soon, im hoping 14 hour shifts as a pharmacy tech without a bathroom break and maybe a chance to scarf down a protein bar will serve me well on the floor after school! break? whats a break?

As a brand new nurse with no experience I will probably be one that has a thousand questions.

same here! hehe

i would be interested in knowing the names and whatever other information my new co workers would want to share, so as to know better the persons ill be working with. knowing the names and having a lil info on the patients i will be assisting will be good as well :)

As a brand new nurse with no experience I will probably be one that has a thousand questions.

This is great! A brand new nurse with few or no questions, scares the daylights out of me!!

I'm sure you will do well, Heather!

-Diane

Lol love it! As a new RN I feel like I even need to ask for the air I breath.

This is great! A brand new nurse with few or no questions, scares the daylights out of me!!

I'm sure you will do well, Heather!

-Diane

During clinicals I think I annoyed my instructors with all the questions, like asking if I'm doing something right, even though I know they would intervene if I wasn't. I just don't like making mistakes, especially when someone's life is in my hands. I want to be absolutely sure. I don't think I'm a perfectionist, but I'm pretty close.

I'm starting nursing school and my fear is to ask the "stupid questions" but everyone asks them right? Lol

If you don't ask the "stupid questions", you will probably make a stupid mistake.

Personally, I always preferred the question-asking, no matter how stupid I sounded!

Lol love it! As a new RN I feel like I even need to ask for the air I breath.

I was there once many moons ago...therefore, I'll 2nd. that Emotion.

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