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Thank you for this!

Pharmacy was dragging on??? Where did you read that or did you just decide to pass on blame to another profession 🙄

"It could be worse" I learned this as an ICU patient. From this I learned thankful and grateful. Thankful is not worse, and grateful for my current condition. 400lbs in my back leaving me with 18 broken bones and a punctured lung (10 vertibrae, 7 ribs, and left scapula. Plus a lot of other damage) I am now working through nursing school to be an ICU nurse myself.

Well said. 🩵✊🏻Striking proves that they need you. It is in the company’s best interest to negotiate sustainable working conditions to keep you.

I had my wisdom teeth extracted yesterday, and they sedated me with Ketamine. Holy S#@t the K-hole caught me hard! I became a painting against the wall. It was incredible. Best feeling in the world.

ICU bro over here from Illinois (CICU to be exact), keep it up fellas, this episode is dopeeee

So dealing with patients , time management , more surveys for nursing schools. Duly noted.

The CNAs can make the difference on knowing vital signs trends, to alarm the nurse.

Bias lyrics, in cpr, the RR ought to be what is normal for their age, and to bag or breat after the compression, NIT on compression! The bagnask volume is 1000 mls, half is 500 MLS which is the normal tidal volume for an adult or a big teenager! Teaso why it ought to be that it's nirmal RR is to prevent or treat acidosis in stagnant circulation and hypoventilation.

When their breaths are short and sharp that means liquid in the lings with RR > 24. Aperson should be breathing at 14-16. Those sharp breath can be silent, the breaths sound should give you a clue! Do an egg and an X Ray, it is usually a silent slow CHF coming up!

I've seen CNAs tell a patient to take a deep breath when their sats are low!

Vital signs trends are very important to me. The CNAs ought to be trained at looking at vital signs trends.

I thought they were going to explain the pharmacology not just describe a k hole why is it impossible to find information on it?

I was in the Multiverse

If I woke up and I saw this guy as my doctor I would crap my pants . Who do they let into professional schools my God

What is the dudes accent is that slightly Irish or

I love flight nurses they are very smart and an work alone. I’m a nurse and flied as a ride a long program. I love it. Keep it up 😊

Yep, watching them grow every week until they grew by two cups is definitely satisfying, I went with what I commented about and after the first 20 days or so I went up by one cup! I simply go'ogled Mika Klopsworth's Breast Guide and now they’re fuller and firmer than I expected!

Hey, great job this sounds like it’s all based on Celestine Dessike's Words of Desire. And yes, that’s the material you need to have him resonating with erotic electricity at your will. Sounds like too much IK, but just for the basics it's worth go'ogling her ;)

I'm inclined to disagree with her opinion on travelers (at 46:45). I can't imagine that these healthcare systems "save money with travelers" because the hospitals are paying a ton more money to these agencies for a nurse, and arguably more than they'd pay a staff nurse. I traveled myself, and I was making upwards of 10K a month on an assignment, which is more than double what I made as a staff nurse in the same position. It's definitely not the agency's paying out our wages, meal vouchers, housing stipends, relocation costs etc... the hospitals shell out a shit ton of money... and sure, a lot of it goes to the nurse they get, but the agencies themselves have their goal profit margins too. As a nurse manager now with access to the budget spreadsheets, I know what we pay or agency and comparing it to what we pay staff... it's signiicantly more. So I can't understand how agency would help save money....

Freshly graduated and got sent to work at icu. Havent even touch that place when i was studying and now im the only one out of my batch put to work there and i dont know what to expect and im scared

🤤 *Promosm*

Nice intro

I thought the CCU/ICU would be a good fit for me, but it's incredibly challenging. People assume it's easy because "you only have one or two patients," but they're mistaken. Working in these intense units means your senses need to be heightened for over 12 hours a shift, always in overdrive, not to mention the meticulous documentation required. It's quite literally a game of chess against the patient's illness throughout the shift..

Not all medsurge pt is walky talkie 😂😂 maybe sometimes if you get lucky

My sister & I doing this, thanks for the pointers. Loved the video.

Didn’t see any comments so I wanted to leave one. Nice video Side note: as a barista, you should keep brewing your French Press with the correct proportion of water and grounds the first time, and use a large thermos to keep it hot. Adding more water throughout the day will result in bitter coffee 😊

this guy is wrong about so many things. the recreational dose of cocaine is not 10 times that of ketamine... it's actually about the same. and intranasal ketamine isn't stronger than IM ketamine.

I have never been experiencing being a nurse let alone a charge nurse and they make me charge nurse and i suck at being assertive

Stem cells? Thought this was about charge nursing

Hey guys, can you please do a video about the current state of nursing? Figuring out if it’s for you? I’m a business major or is unsatisfied and wants to explore being a nurse

Oh wow I remember her! I was her dispatch at her first flight job! 😊

medsurg units where I have worked ratios are 6-8 to 1. I worked on a step down with 6 patients. I cant do it anymore. I want to transition to ICU.

I am really glad to see men talking about this helping people understand this. It's debilitating pain, I had surgery 6 months ago and its already back. 😢 I don't want to go back on the pill, but it might be needed in addition to diet change and supplements.

I would like to contact Madison but I dont have social media. Do you have an email address or even possibly a pho ne number for her? Thank you so much!

Where are the cons?

This guy heard these things…he has no idea

I experienced my first ever k-hole(I take ket regulary for my mental health, small doses).. and let me tell you.. I felt like my feet never touched the ground until the k hole ended and I literally felt like I was coming into land back into my body again as seconds before it I was blasted off into space living for 3000 years...I said to hubby "Im coming back, im coming into land.." apparently and was blasted off again, man it was intense scary weird awesome terrifying and amazing all in one! Ive been cautious about doing it since! btw I vomited violently after my k-hole, but I felt that was normal conciderin I was flying around space for 3 thousand years seconds prior soo haha and oh its nice to dissociate too for me on smaller doses especially when you have a mental illness (I have several) so its very "freeing" experience but K-holing... tread very lightly guys xx there is a very fine line between not enough and to much!

Nice hair 😅

if you're gonna khole take the dose somewhere safe in a good environment and then lie down straight after and close your eyes

For the new nurses coming to the ICU please do not attempt to turn patients on your own. If you don’t have the help or the staff then wait until you get the help

I love nurses helping nurses ❤

Hi👋I am a nursing student candidate. And thank you so much for your insights into these real-world ethical dilemmas. I'm going to attend entry interviews for nursing school and they will involve (maybe) these scenarios, and your video has really given me a lot of inspiration. Thank you soooo much！！

WOW! Thank you for this great presentation❤

Love your interviews. Love that intro...

what about the Robert wood strike in New Brunswick new jersey

just had the mix up though it was coke it was scary and lasted long too

Super appreciate this video. I’m a stutterer and also an RN. I stutter my whole life that’s why I know the feeling and frustrations of being one. Kudos to people like me who despite the struggles still keep on going. ❤❤❤

What is better rad tech or nursing?

This nurse abuses her power and doesn't treat others with respect. Disgusting