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I did a 2 day rotation through a Prader Willis unit. I enjoyed it but don't think I could work there... way too much manipulation!So we can trade.. gimmee your cardiac!
I worked on the PWS unit for like 2 yrs. You get used to it. They are really manipulative though. But it is definitely a specialty and not for everyone!
I picked OR because my back can't handle standing in one place for that long. I need to be moving around. The others, well, I'd rather not but I could deal with them. There really wasn't any rotation in school that I disliked, but I very much prefer teaching and illness prevention, so I'll stick to school nursing!
med surg! too many patients, too many *talking* patients, too many family members, they want out of bed, they all eat, they all use a call light --- no thank you! too much running! no breaks!
give me intubated, sedated, gtts, limited visiting and sick!!! just one or two pts to focus on and really know in and out!
Give me an old bipolar,schizophrenic-paranoid, manic depressive, psychotic killer with CAD, HTN, DM, COPD, CHF, MI,CVA, MS, Alzheimered, pressure ulcerized, GT, S/P, F/C, colostomized, tracheostomized, ventilated, geriatric veteran anyday!!!YEESSSSSSSSS!
We think a lot alike, can I be your friend?
Although I don't mind the hospice patients either, and have even thought about getting certified in hospice/ palliative care. It's not depressing to know that I did what I could to make that person's last days (and their family's) as comfortable as they could be.
rn4lyfe08
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I picked LTC cuz it was the closest to geriatrics.
There's just something about taking care of the elderly on a constant basis tha kinda breaks me.
Hoping to get into NICU. I'm with prmenrs..."nothing over 15lbs".