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When entering orders, please remember....

That It's a pommel cushion, not pummel cushion. A pommel is the part of a saddle that prevents a cowboy from sliding forward, while pummel means to beat something repeatedly, usually with ones fists. I'm not beating a chair cushion, no matter how mad I am at it. :laugh:

Please enter an order for a MAT to the floor to prevent injury, not a MATT to the floor. My friend Matt is not going to lay next to the resident's bed and catch them if they fall. :roflmao:

It's STRAIGHT cath, not STR8 cath. It's a medical record, not a Grinder profile :cool:

Anyone else see things in orders or charting that makes you LOL?

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Please don't use the word ***** as in pus like for describing drainage. Hope that isn't against board rules...but man I have seen it more than once. :sarcastic:

Butt crack VS natal cleft.

Interior aspect of the buttocks is what I use for that

  • Guides

And when you're de-escalating a bad situation, you are defusing it---not diffusing it (spreading it around). That one drives me up the wall.

It's not a UA CNS. We are not collecting a urine sample from a Clinical Nurse Specialist.

We don't use pick lines around here, either.

How about assessing O2 Stats q shift?

It's CHF exacerbation, not exasperation.

Oh lord if I see SINvastatin one more time I'm just going to lose all hope!

I recently saw the word "babymama" in a nursing note.

  • Experts

1. It's myocardial infarction, not myocardial infraction.

2. It's hematoma, not 'blood blister.'

3. The resident had a CABG three days ago, not a cabbage.

It's not a UA CNS. We are not collecting a urine sample from a Clinical Nurse Specialist.

We don't use pick lines around here, either.

CNS is culture "n" sensitivity......learned that in school, or at least the hospital where we did clinical.

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