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When the patient's husband meets you at the door and tells you, "after this you'll have seen it all", you know it's going to be a weird call.
When the patient's husband meets you at the door and tells you, "after this you'll have seen it all", you know it's going to be a weird call.
When the patient's husband meets you at the door and tells you, "after this you'll have seen it all", you know it's going to be a weird call.
These kind of posts should get folks banned. You can't just go and say stuff like that and then leave the rest of us hanging! C'mon dude!!!! ;-)
isn;t that behavior characteristic of a troll?
mm.....*sniff....sniff sniff*
Do I smell something?
These kind of posts should get folks banned. You can't just go and say stuff like that and then leave the rest of us hanging! C'mon dude!!!! ;-)
These kind of posts should get folks banned. You can't just go and say stuff like that and then leave the rest of us hanging! C'mon dude!!!! ;-)
"This is an insidious habit. I don’t care what the patients veins look like. I don’t care if they are buried, if they roll of if they dance around like a hula girl. The patient didn’t miss the IV … you did. Don’t ever tell the patient, “You have brittle veins, deep veins, small veins, rolling veins.” (Whatever that means) or anything else to make it seem like the missed IV is the patients fault and not yours.
If you miss it, you miss it. Say sorry and move on. Those pitiful remarks about the patient being a hard stick will only make you look worse. Other popular versions of this bad habit are the medical history question asked right after the failed attempt, “Are you on blood thinners?” or looking aggravated at the drivers compartment as if to suggest that something in your partners driving cause your failure."