@RNSuperHero
RNSuperHero
1 month
Here’s a new one. Patients family unhooked the patients heart monitor to time how long it would take staff to fix it 🥴
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@DevinShuman
Devin Shuman (she/her)
1 month
@RNSuperHero I mean, having been a patient who had call buttons ignored while spiking sugars of over 300 since the ER staff didn't know how to calculate 1.5x maintenance rate but did two D5s gravity drip. I understand where the distrust sadly comes from 😅
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@RNSuperHero
RNSuperHero
1 month
@DevinShuman Were they ignoring you or were there critically injured or dying people in the ER that took precident? Same with icu it can seem like we’re ignoring you but in reality we’re just stuck with critical patients
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@rfordham811
Defund the rich
1 month
@RNSuperHero I was a little alarmed when the IV machine beeped rather mildly with an AIR IN LINE warning!
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@RNSuperHero
RNSuperHero
1 month
@rfordham811 You can actually have quite a bit of air in the line and go in and be harmless 😊
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@NicHarriel
DOctor Nic 🏳️‍🌈🩺
1 month
@RNSuperHero Y’all the quickness I would’ve called security
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@CrocheltBob
Bob_C
1 month
@RNSuperHero I’ve seen that kind of garbage from time to time. Upsetting
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@_WithBREeze
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@thefunnymom36
wrae.m.sanders
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@RNSuperHero Ugh. It's hard enough to monitor those without other people interfering. (For context: I am a telemetry monitor tech) if there's a tech watching, it shouldn't take very long to have it fixed.
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@MonstersnAngels
Anne Marie Andrus
1 month
@RNSuperHero Call Security 🫤
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@OCanada333
Bonnie
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@RNSuperHero I can already feel the lash but as aware sdm’s. Oop!
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@theladyfoxglove
Heidi L. 🦊
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@RNSuperHero Once had a patient go home on a halter. Family took her off. Came back to hospital, coded, passed. They didn’t seem sad. She was <40.
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@LionTig68060592
Lion Tiger
1 month
@RNSuperHero So you he rhythm the cardiologist was looking for might have happened while family removed heart monitor to justify pacemaker. Just 1 dropped p wave. My patient had syncope for 2 years before she could get pacemaker needed documentation
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@PleaseSavemich
COVID HAS NOT ENDED.
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@MHPoison1
Mary 😷😭🖤🌶
1 month
@RNSuperHero They need to be banned from the hospital.
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@Rosie4212313941
Rosie RN💕
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@RNSuperHero Ummmm….. I’m speechless 🫢
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@popsometags295
Amie
1 month
@RNSuperHero We are doing something similar at my fiancé’s mom’s assisted living facility. Promised weekly cleaning. Daily wiping of surfaces. Weekly laundry & sheets changed. The sink is full of dishes. Her garbages overflowing. Only on her 2nd set of sheets after a month. She’s paying a lot
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@GervenRose
Rose Gerven
1 month
@RNSuperHero Oh my…..
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@Jackyannep
Jacqueline
1 month
@RNSuperHero I hated when relatives worked out the silence button. It really irked me when they were mucking around with equipment and don’t get me started on disconnecting from IV fluids or IV antibiotics 😤
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@blandford92
Janette Blandford
1 month
@RNSuperHero Beat you. On two different occasions, the family members of two different patients complained about two different nurses "smiling too much."
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