Nurses General Nursing
Published Jan 11, 2002
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CashewLPN, LPN
348 Posts
alcohol pads, 3 pens, 1 of which isint mine....
maybe an angio, a hep-flush, a dollar bill(for a pack of gum and some life savers)
intern on call's beeper, ADN's beeper... pair of gloves...
pt list, and, a partridge in a pear tree (my keys, with a little tree keychain, and a picture of danny bonaduce laminated up in the limbs....)
--Barbara
Genista, BSN, RN
811 Posts
I carry one of those small 6x7 inch organizer aprons (I call it my carpenter's bags) which holds my calculator, yellow highlighter, permanent black sharpee pen, red/black ball point pens, alcohol wipes/betadyne wipes, an "alligator clamp" or two, kelly forceps, & pair of scissors, and small flashlight. I try & empty my actual pockets before going home, which has my "brains" and MD orders (copies). I also have had the problem of ending the shift with at least double the # of pens that I started with (and no memoryof having aquired them!) ;-0
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mom22
33 Posts
3 alcohols, 1 brain, 2 hemos, 2 scissors, 2 pens, 1 reflex hammer, 1 steth, and assorted IV connector parts, and if I'm lucky- 1 peppermint.
LadyNASDAQ
317 Posts
Originally posted by Chuckie I always have scissors, hemostats, pens x2, about a dozen paper towels with notes, calculator (small), IV clips, Computer notes for accessing, change purse with change. keys tourniquet, occationally a saline flush or valve mask for CPR. ACLS cards, list of phone numbers. and more.
I always have scissors, hemostats, pens x2, about a dozen paper towels with notes, calculator (small), IV clips, Computer notes for accessing, change purse with change. keys tourniquet, occationally a saline flush or valve mask for CPR. ACLS cards, list of phone numbers. and more.
What's left at the end of my shift?
You'l laugh...
2 pens and my money that I always walk around with
thisnurse
657 Posts
whatever is left in my pockets at the end of my shift automatically goes in my locker...lol
usually...assortment of pens, a red pen, a highlighter, alcohol pads, tape, wrappers from anything i have eaten. ends of stickers from blood tubes, money, scissors, saline flushes, cigarettes, lighter, notes, assignment sheets, and iv connectors.
i dont even want to talk about my locker.
night owl
1,134 Posts
Well I just got home and am sitting down at this computer with a bowl of raisen bran. In my pockets I have...2-allnurses.com pens, 1-highlighter, 3-alcohol wipes, 1- unused lancet, 1-pr. of scissors 1- packet of maple syrup from someones bkf tray, a tongue blade, a pkt of equal sweetner for the coffee that I never drank, my report sheet, 2-cotton tip applicators, a lighter and a pk of Benson and Hedges...menthol. What would we do if we had no pockets???
nur20
270 Posts
OMG!!!!! Let's see....note paper, tissues, scissors, guaze pads,rubber bands, tape, pens, usually a chap stick, sometimes my watch (depending on what i've been doing), penlight and an assortment of open packages of supplies used and haven't made it to the trash, syringes without the needles for medicating through tubes etc,etc !!!!!!!
dawngloves, BSN, RN
2,399 Posts
If I had a dime for everytime my ID and alcohol pads have been through the wash...................
AlaskaKat
84 Posts
You thieves!!!! I'm the one that doesn't have a single pen left in my pocket... Just a bunch of alcohol wipes and the occasional alligator clip and a saline flush.
kaycee
518 Posts
Pens(the good kind from drug reps), my scissors(hopefully if nobody borrowed them), blue caps for HL's, tape, NSS flushes, alcohol swabs, sometimes empty vials of meds, papers with info and phone #'s, gum, breathsavers, change, 2 varieties of tubex injectors, Virginia Slims Ultra Lights, lighter(if nobody borrows it),and chapstick. Between my scrub top and jacket I have 4 pockets and I use them all.
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