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[hxcstunna]

Was expecting this. I felt it was finally the right time.
Yesss. I can confirm lol.

Nice video bruh. Now I can confirm you are a *******.

Ty men

[guyman123]

Nice video bruh. Now I can confirm you are a *******.

Ty men

Not sure how *******, red. ayyylmao.

[ARN14]

strong other videos on that playlist. I see arn is in one(at least I think thats her)

omg... can we say DERP Lois lol That was for our last nursing class. (insert feels) gotta love nurse Bert though

[SKIN__N__BONES]

omg... can we say DERP Lois lol That was for our last nursing class. (insert feels) gotta love nurse Bert though

are you still stealing cookies from the kitchen?

[ARN14]

are you still stealing cookies from the kitchen?

yep. and now it's Halloween season the sugar supply is abundant! Screw diabeetus!

[DatMurse]

yep. and now it's Halloween season the sugar supply is abundant! Screw diabeetus!

Fuark guys. back to 12 hour nights. I have such an effed up sched this month

[sbsponger]

Can any nurses (RN and up) help me out with an assignment. Its just a few questions that i need answered. Will rep.

What is your perception of the role of the Registered Nurse?

Has that perception changed since you first entered Nursing?

In what area(s) of nursing have you worked?

Did you feel you needed different types of communication for each specialty area? If so, how did your communication differ?

With whom do you communicate most frequently?

How important do you believe communication is in a nurse/client relationship?

Are there insights or tips you can give me that you have discovered enhance communication with clients or others?

[SKIN__N__BONES]

Fuark guys. back to 12 hour nights. I have such an effed up sched this month

how often do you rotate days/nights?

do you guys not get given the chance to do straight days or straight nights?

that would be rough as fuk

[DatMurse]

Can any nurses (RN and up) help me out with an assignment. Its just a few questions that i need answered. Will rep.

What is your perception of the role of the Registered Nurse?

Has that perception changed since you first entered Nursing?

In what area(s) of nursing have you worked?

Did you feel you needed different types of communication for each specialty area? If so, how did your communication differ?

With whom do you communicate most frequently?

How important do you believe communication is in a nurse/client relationship?

Are there insights or tips you can give me that you have discovered enhance communication with clients or others?

the role of a nurse is psychosocial, medical, spiritual healer, and an advocate for the patient. You communicate with the doctor and you are a safety net for the doctor, pharmacist, and patient. Gotta catch **** that is off, humans arent perfect. That goes for the doctor, pharmacist, myself, fellow nurses, and the patient.

no it hasnt changed.

medical/oncology(general hospital and cancer)

what kind of communication?

Coworkers

I think communication is important as hell. I always introduce myself at the start of the day and go over the general plan with them. I make sure they atleast know wtf is going on. I cannot stand nurses who do not do that. I always tell them what med they are taking and what its for. if anything seems off or they do not know I tell them to ask me.

I like jokes and sarcasm. I go for instant ice breakers. "Good evening, My name is chris. I will be your nurse for tonight and will be ruining your sleep"

[sbsponger]

the role of a nurse is psychosocial, medical, spiritual healer, and an advocate for the patient. You communicate with the doctor and you are a safety net for the doctor, pharmacist, and patient. Gotta catch **** that is off, humans arent perfect. That goes for the doctor, pharmacist, myself, fellow nurses, and the patient.

no it hasnt changed.

medical/oncology(general hospital and cancer)

what kind of communication?

Coworkers

I think communication is important as hell. I always introduce myself at the start of the day and go over the general plan with them. I make sure they atleast know wtf is going on. I cannot stand nurses who do not do that. I always tell them what med they are taking and what its for. if anything seems off or they do not know I tell them to ask me.

I like jokes and sarcasm. I go for instant ice breakers. "Good evening, My name is chris. I will be your nurse for tonight and will be ruining your sleep"

pretty sure my prof is asking about non-verbal like gestures/verbal/and written

[DatMurse]

I forgot to mention. The hospital sends out surveys for patients to see how we did. My name was mentioned twice in the surveys, there was only like 3 other nurses who got it. They got singles and I got doubles. The recognition made my day. It was only 5 dollars each coupon but I honestly dont care about the money.

[DatMurse]

pretty sure my prof is asking about non-verbal like gestures/verbal/and written

compassionate verbal and touching education for my field with the patients. There was a guy who was just diagnosed with lung cancer. His nephew was in a motorcycle accident in the ICU downstairs(dying) and I brought him down there by wheel chair. He wasnt my patient but I had time. I put my hand on his shoulder and he put his hand on mine.

I remember having a nasal hemmorhage after a deviated septum surgery. The nurse put her hand on my shoulder. A touch on the shoulder can be a very powerful tool.

[SKIN__N__BONES]

the role of a nurse is psychosocial, medical, spiritual healer, and an advocate for the patient. You communicate with the doctor and you are a safety net for the doctor, pharmacist, and patient. Gotta catch **** that is off, humans arent perfect. That goes for the doctor, pharmacist, myself, fellow nurses, and the patient.

no it hasnt changed.

medical/oncology(general hospital and cancer)

what kind of communication?

Coworkers

I think communication is important as hell. I always introduce myself at the start of the day and go over the general plan with them. I make sure they atleast know wtf is going on. I cannot stand nurses who do not do that. I always tell them what med they are taking and what its for. if anything seems off or they do not know I tell them to ask me.

I like jokes and sarcasm. I go for instant ice breakers. "Good evening, My name is chris. I will be your nurse for tonight and will be ruining your sleep"

I like that line

[DatMurse]

I like that line

My patients seem to burst out laughing, so it has been my catch phrase.

[hxcstunna]

Seems like most of you had great nursing school experiences. My professor is a hardass and is failing half the class (we're already getting NCLEX test questions in nursing 111 fundamentals) and most of my classmates are too tense and uptight to have a sense of humor and the flexibility that'll just make this program more enjoyable.

I don't even want to get started on the female drama... Fuking ridiculous. At least my clinical instructor is good.

[guyman123]

I don't even want to get started on the female drama... Fuking ridiculous. At least my clinical instructor is good.

http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...hp?t=161698813

[SKIN__N__BONES]

Seems like most of you had great nursing school experiences. My professor is a hardass and is failing half the class (we're already getting NCLEX test questions in nursing 111 fundamentals) and most of my classmates are too tense and uptight to have a sense of humor and the flexibility that'll just make this program more enjoyable.

I don't even want to get started on the female drama... Fuking ridiculous. At least my clinical instructor is good.

Over half of my class failed first semester. We started off with around 90 and now have I think 25 of the original group left over. But my school was waitlist so the standards were lower to get in.

[HouseBro]

Seems like most of you had great nursing school experiences. My professor is a hardass and is failing half the class (we're already getting NCLEX test questions in nursing 111 fundamentals) and most of my classmates are too tense and uptight to have a sense of humor and the flexibility that'll just make this program more enjoyable.

I don't even want to get started on the female drama... Fuking ridiculous. At least my clinical instructor is good.

lol fukc no. 14 month bachelor's. 75-83 is a C, 84 to 92 is a B, had to get 93+ for an A. No summer(s), or intercessions off. hospital 3 days a week during crit care rotation. summer 8 am to 5 4 PM 5 days a week. no thx jeff

and the female part. Brb always charge/lead/main dude everyone volunteers you to be in all sims. Brb sexist as fukc. brb brb.

[hxcstunna]

http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...hp?t=161698813

What a females! Surprise!

brb 21 year old Christian chicks clique
brb blonde 10/10s clique
brb bar hopping clique
brb older women/mom clique
brb male clique

I can't stand cliques and think they should be diminished as much as possible. For some reason the problem is exacerbated in nursing school.

Over half of my class failed first semester. We started off with around 90 and now have I think 25 of the original group left over. But my school was waitlist so the standards were lower to get in.

This is the direction my class is heading in… Hope the end result is worth it mane

lol fukc no. 14 month bachelor's. 75-83 is a C, 84 to 92 is a B, had to get 93+ for an A. No summer(s), or intercessions off. hospital 3 days a week during crit care rotation. summer 8 am to 5 4 PM 5 days a week. no thx jeff

and the female part. Brb always charge/lead/main dude everyone volunteers you to be in all sims. Brb sexist as fukc. brb brb.

Thanks for making me depressed over my imminent future, house*******.

[SKIN__N__BONES]

What a females! Surprise!

brb 21 year old Christian chicks clique
brb blonde 10/10s clique
brb bar hopping clique
brb older women/mom clique
brb male clique

I can't stand cliques and think they should be diminished as much as possible. For some reason the problem is exacerbated in nursing school.

My class was like the only one with pretty much no attractive women. The class before and after me had several but for some reason there was only 1 in my class.

[guyman123]

What a females! Surprise!

brb 21 year old Christian chicks clique
brb blonde 10/10s clique
brb bar hopping clique
brb older women/mom clique
brb male clique

I can't stand cliques and think they should be diminished as much as possible. For some reason the problem is exacerbated in nursing school

Exacerbated? Yep, you're in nursing school.

My class was like the only one with pretty much no attractive women. The class before and after me had several but for some reason there was only 1 in my class.

Aside from the blonde 10/10 clique, a couple from the Christian clique were 8-9/10s, a few in the bar hopping clique were decent, and one or two were pretty good looking in the male clique.

wait wut?

[HouseBro]

What a females! Surprise!

brb 21 year old Christian chicks clique
brb blonde 10/10s clique
brb bar hopping clique
brb older women/mom clique
brb male clique

I can't stand cliques and think they should be diminished as much as possible. For some reason the problem is exacerbated in nursing school.



This is the direction my class is heading in… Hope the end result is worth it mane



Thanks for making me depressed over my imminent future, house*******.

are you in an Accelerated program? prolly not. And does a poverty 90 = an A? prolly. so STFU ******* you have it fukcing easy compared to when I was in school.

[DatMurse]

are you in an Accelerated program? prolly not. And does a poverty 90 = an A? prolly. so STFU ******* you have it fukcing easy compared to when I was in school.

U w0t m8?

[TroyMM]

hey everybody. My first night off after 4 12's straight. tired as fuk cuzzzz

[Rai9]

Nursing student checking in. Still the the pre-reqs, but hopefully I get into my schools program soon.

[SKIN__N__BONES]

damn second healthcare worker positive for ebola.

Stay safe brahs

[JediRN]

the first one was hot... even before the fever.

[bmx045]

really curious to know the condition of the two workers

[hxcstunna]

the first one was hot... even before the fever.

ebolanurse.jpg

Heyoooo ayelmaooo

really curious to know the condition of the two workers

I hate how they keep saying there must've been a 'breach in protocol.' Uh yeah, no chit. The protocol in place has to be followed 100%… 99.9% = breached. Feels

[DatMurse]

Nursing student checking in. Still the the pre-reqs, but hopefully I get into my schools program soon.

you mean prenursing student checking in