Obviously it is a pain when a patient pulls their line. It adds stress, time, and cost to our jobs. Just curious... when a patient pulls an IV under your care, who is paying for it in your case? Who is paying for the extra cost and supplies? Is it you? Is it the patient, insurance, your hospital? I wanted to see how different hospitals compare the ways in which extra costs are taken care of!
Maybe they are already in nursing school and they are studying a unit about IVs right now. I agree that I don't understand the obsession over IVs if you are only a pre nursing student
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Maybe they are already in nursing school and they are studying a unit about IVs right now. I agree that I don't understand the obsession over IVs if you are only a pre nursing student
OP made a post about going to nursing school, how she is about to start. But didn't state what stage.
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Maybe they are already in nursing school and they are studying a unit about IVs right now. I agree that I don't understand the obsession over IVs if you are only a pre nursing student