This is via Nurse Sassy Lionheart, who has now made an appearance on the blog three days in a row,* talking about a patient at her other job:
NSL: It says here you have an allergy to morphine. What kind of reaction have you had in the past?
Walk-In Patient: Well, last time I was in the hospital they gave me morphine and I felt really funny.
NSL: Well that's -
WIP: (completely in earnest) But right after I took it I also smoked a bag of angel dust.
NSL: Excuse me? You smoked a bag of angel dust in the hospital?
WIP: My friends brought it to me, with some booze. But I was on a PCA pump too. So I don't know if it was a true allergy to morphine or not.
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* Really, she should just start her own blog at this point.
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Friday, February 18, 2011
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Flattery Going Nowhere
Sassy Lionheart: That's the patient that called Night Nurse No Nonsense 'exquisite.'
Me: Wait what?
Sassy: Yeah, he told her she was exquisite and asked her name.
Me: Ha! You know what he said to me?
Sassy: What?
Me: He told me if it weren't for my stethoscope he would have thought I was a patient.
Sassy: Ha! What did you say?
Me: That we don't have a pediatric department. Do you think he meant I look sick or... homeless?
Nurse Bestie: Your hair is a bit -
Me: Enough.
Me: Wait what?
Sassy: Yeah, he told her she was exquisite and asked her name.
Me: Ha! You know what he said to me?
Sassy: What?
Me: He told me if it weren't for my stethoscope he would have thought I was a patient.
Sassy: Ha! What did you say?
Me: That we don't have a pediatric department. Do you think he meant I look sick or... homeless?
Nurse Bestie: Your hair is a bit -
Me: Enough.
Saturday, August 21, 2010
spell sheck
Yet another good reason to double check all my notes before I sign them electronically at work.
This time I (almost) documented that a patient told me:
"I alway shave blurred bison."
This time I (almost) documented that a patient told me:
"I alway shave blurred bison."
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Pain Scale
This morning Nurse Sassy Lionheart introduced our unit to a new pain scale.
Depending on what your job it, it's work safe but not very relevant.
But if you work somewhere that it's relevant, it's probably not appropriate.
#10 is my favorite.
Depending on what your job it, it's work safe but not very relevant.
But if you work somewhere that it's relevant, it's probably not appropriate.
#10 is my favorite.
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