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@jonchampion8720 4 күн бұрын
I accompanied my mom to the hospital once. The nurse thought I was her husband
@jonchampion8720 4 күн бұрын
I remember some of my nurses from my time in the ICU. I cried sometimes but they were very supportive and believed my hallucinations. Of course they sound strange to them but when you’re in that state they are real to you. Hallucinations can happen with a mixture or dehydration, hunger and anxiety
@gebak18 4 күн бұрын
I think that works better than shut up😂
@erinnorwood6124 6 күн бұрын
Am i supposed to write everything down in report? I try to, but it goes way too fast
@erinnorwood6124 6 күн бұрын
Is there a way to get part time and prn jobs as a new grad? I'm fine with a regular orientation, but I'm caring for a sick parent at home, so a full time, rotational job isn't right for me.
@FreelancerProme12 6 күн бұрын
HI
@aldo5658 10 күн бұрын
Thank you for this, I was hearing this at the gym. Got my first interview tomorrow. After a few shorts I had to subscribe 🫶🏻
@Kranca2000 10 күн бұрын
Such great information! I was an L&D Nurse for 7 years until I totally crashed and burned. I was fortunate to quickly find work outside of healthcare but swore I was never coming back to nursing. Healing didnt happen overnight, I really struggled with the loss of my career and severe depression. It took over a year to finally feel like myself again. I'm finally ready to return as a travel nurse this coming January. Podcasts like this are helping me prepare to return with a new mindset, new drive and new energy.
@BlandineChepnda 11 күн бұрын
Am just confused between socialwork and nursing i do not know which one is best
@Fannylouisa 12 күн бұрын
I like the color coding....red frmor drowning b
@averagechick5177 13 күн бұрын
😂😂😂
@theartgirl777 14 күн бұрын
I have been a nurse for almost 30 years. Since the “C” discrimination , nursing has completely changed. Ty for talking about this subject
@iamtoribrown_ 15 күн бұрын
Love this ❤
@hiddenswan857 16 күн бұрын
I got screamed at last night by an obese patient upset about her snack choices after dinner.
@melanieroberts72 17 күн бұрын
I am in my first nursing job on a med-surg unit in a small rural hospital. We don’t have CNAs, and we draw our own labs. Many days we don’t have RT either. I’m in my 5th month, and I’m FINALLY starting to get a handle on the stuff that CNAs would do in bigger hospitals-occupied bed changes, being efficient with getting vitals on everyone, giving bed baths, toileting, etc. Talk about feeling unprepared! On a normal day, our unit has two nurses, so that means when you need help with a two-person task, you often have to wait because the other nurse is with her patients. The other thing is I’m a new nurse at the ripe age of 52. Patients tend to assume I have authority and experience, and explaining that I’m still pretty new and learning can be just weird. Lastly, my coworkers are much younger. We’re only just now starting to feel comfortable. I’d love it if you could address one or all of these issues at some point. I love the podcast. Thanks for what you do.
@charde9739 17 күн бұрын
Not Only assertiveness by the ability to not show when you are bothered even better the ability to not be bothered in the first place. Instead, keep your mind set that you’re there to learn, and they are not going to get in the way of that. Let them have their attitude say whatever snarky remark, but you continue to follow them like a shadow and learn. just get it done. most of the time people who bully other people do it for the reaction. If you don’t have a reaction, it literally deflate them.
@JAEPMU 18 күн бұрын
But this makes soooooo much more sense
@999Patriots 18 күн бұрын
Expensive Care Unit.
@freshrn 19 күн бұрын
This is on sale for Black Friday! Get 40% off with promo code BF2024 now through midnight 12/2.
@obsoletevideo6048 19 күн бұрын
The Problem is i have Severe Needle Phobia. as a child i Refused all Vaccines and Hurt Doctors in the process. back in 1976 i had 8 doctors try to force and hold me down to give me all my vaccines i destroyed the medical room and hurt all 9 Doctors as of today i am vaccine Free. i will never step foot in a Medical building. im not worried about these diseases i had them all and im not dead. as far as covid type o blood is immuned to it from what i have been reading. Needle Phobia patients will not Even show up at These Vaccines places its not going to Happen.
@OPERATIONTOES 20 күн бұрын
Is the Nipple twist/Nipple Pinch still used to determine unresponsiveness? If not when was it stopped?
@deanjohnston1747 28 күн бұрын
Cool but you didn't mention Hydrocephalus
@diwilliams2263 29 күн бұрын
Amazing. I enjoyed 🎉😂
@freshrn 29 күн бұрын
Also, sorry - TikTok glitched while I was posting and posted before I could edit it!
@johnnyseed7742 Ай бұрын
I got the job in scrubs 😂
@Taylor-x1d1c Ай бұрын
So many comments defending being verbally abusive. That’s sickening and y’all need help.
@whitevoodooman7276 Ай бұрын
keeps potassium intake high and water intake and you be fine also stinging nettle low sodium is the cause of all health issues
@OvercomeThroughJesus301 Ай бұрын
Yes, nurses are overworked and short staffed everywhere. Yet, don’t see any of them trying to change that and doing what has to be done to get it done. Always talk, no action
@kellyharper367 Ай бұрын
Retired R.N. here... I got involved in community outreach and regulatory compliance to add variety to my nursing practice. Quite an adventure!
@graco79 Ай бұрын
Wish I could have caught this live, but thank you for sharing!
@freshrn Ай бұрын
If you have questions, feel free to comment here and I'll make sure to discuss that in the next one. Going to get more scheduled soon!
@Jezul-u6r Ай бұрын
Me going to the ED in 2 weeks..can't wait..from step-down trauma to PCU, and I am now transitioning to the ED.❤❤❤❤
@Mohamedmozeb7 Ай бұрын
Im going to start my first semester doing my pre requisite in January 21 my goal is to become a nurse I will do my best to make myself and my mother proud
@erinnorwood6124 Ай бұрын
How do i get 7 to 3?
@freshrn Ай бұрын
To follow-up, yes you need a bachelor's to get into a direct-entry master's program for an MSN.
@ozee5360 Ай бұрын
Not fan of MedSurg, currently 7 month in residency program and questioned myself multiple times if I chose right career
@freshrn Ай бұрын
Just curious: What's making you question it? Schedule, patients, workload?
@blueSMOX Ай бұрын
This is so helpful. I've been a cna for 8 years so I have the basics down but I'm 2 years away from my BScN and these tips definitely help for when I graduate. Thanks 😊
@freshrn Ай бұрын
Lorie Brown's website: empowerednurses.org/ Her book I recommend (affiliate link): amzn.to/3Z1kjSw My new toolkit (includes report master class): courses.freshrn.com/p/toolkit The med-surg course viewers are taking (and loving!): courses.freshrn.com/p/med-surg-mindset
@judithidoko5531 Ай бұрын
Thank you
@keenynmoly1717 Ай бұрын
I can't say enough positive things about the FreshRN courses! I'm a neuro med-surg nurse and training to be relief charge. I have Charge Nurse Jump Start in my collection of FreshRN courses, and it has helped so much for my confidence and introduction to that role. I highly recommend it and any of her courses for continuing education and growing in nursing practice. 🫀🧠
@jennifergonzalez3895 Ай бұрын
You remind me of Lorelei Gilmore
@Kamppi69 Ай бұрын
Good points. Learned during my first summer job in a pretty toxic working enviroment that pointing out malpractice to an older colleague can be quite challenging and have to be handled with precaution. She even saw the results afterwards when the patient passed out. As a result I just didnt piss off bitch A but also B and C when she started spreading rumours about me for being lazy and impolite. It was like returning to Junior high. You don’t see that in white collar working Sets. Thats why we use anonymous reporting channels so we dont have to worry about getting into a cat fight with veterans suffering from poor accountability.
@brooklynnseitz8965 Ай бұрын
Would you only do this assessment on a neuro floor? Or on med surg too if needed?
@DidaTundu Ай бұрын
Yes
@SarahWilliams-hj1lo Ай бұрын
Amazing! Thank you!
@keenynmoly1717 Ай бұрын
Thank you so much for all your help Kati! Lol love you too! 😂
@Fixyourfatigue Ай бұрын
It sounds like a CNS only works in a hospital then? Do all CNS have prescribing ability?
@freshrn Ай бұрын
From my understanding, they all do. However, I am not 100% sure. It sounded like from the discussion that most work in acute care. The degree does provide graduate-level education, so there are also a plethora of opportunities in nursing that you would also be qualified for.
@tannerwilliams9985 Ай бұрын
I start as a nurse manager (first manager role) on a busy IMC/ICU Step-Down on 11/11. This floor apparently has a history of the seasoned nurses (those with 30+ years of experience) causing drama, not respecting their leaders, etc. Do you have a video or episode for new nurse managers?
@freshrn Ай бұрын
I do not have one specifically for new nurse managers, however I did interview a nurse manager and you may find that helpful: freshrn.libsyn.com/straight-from-the-source-a-nurse-managers-honest-career-advice and here is the Apple Podcast link: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/straight-from-the-source-a-nurse-managers-honest/id1193758599?i=1000648348510 I do think the head coach mentality is helpful. I used to work on a unit like this, and the informal leaders who were bulldozers tested the new nurse manager with what they could get away with at the beginning. If you walk the line of being friendly but not friends, holding accountability consistently, while also giving them praise/encouragement/positive reinforcement - that should work well. My recent live on commanding respect vs. earning authority might be helpful too. I'm guessing you may have some who think they know more than you, but being a manager is totally different than high level clinical skill. so you'll want to command respect, knowing it'll take time to earn authority. There will be things they do have more knowledge about (operational daily unit things) but there will be a lot they don't know (budget needs, regulatory requirements, etc). So tapping into their knowledge base ("Hey, I'm curious about how XYZ has been done in the past and how that's gone...") can open the door for a way to value their input while keeping it in their lane. Also maintain a physical presence as much as you can and take time to get to know people, even if they're known for being rough around the edges. Those experienced RNs hate managers who barely talk to them and are in their office all day, so just some face time and asking about their perspective can go a long way. Good luck!
@freshrn Ай бұрын
Important tip to add: If you're the situation she's described, it is important to your best to navigate unit drama while also respecting the authority of the nurse manager to maintain a united front. The newer manager is still building credibility and it is helpful if as a charge nurse you make an effort to do your job well without stepping on their toes. So that can look like keeping them in the loop of challenging situations while doing your best to handle them autonomously, and not throwing them under the bus. If you're the head coach for the shift as a charge nurse, the nurse manager is like the Athletic Director. They're not in the game/at the bedside, but they're overseeing the operations. You want to do what you can to build a strong and respectable program without undermining them. This support should be reciprocated by good leadership.
@whatoyou Ай бұрын
I'm a new grad and truly enjoyed this discussion. Thank you for uploading
@5432-j1c Ай бұрын
Could we have more cardiac content