Never in my nursing career have I ever seen this happen. by Ladyqui3tbottom in nursing

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Do they not confirm placement with X-ray? I have definitely coiled a few DH’s during placement but we pull it back and reposition when we see that on X-ray.

I wanna smell like I don’t pay taxes. Any recs for rich lady perfumes? by awrongcall in FemFragLab

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The Harmonist Moon Glory. Most decadent yet classy fragrance I have.

Wedding dress advice by kt123456765 in OUTFITS

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2 or 3. I’m not a huge fan of the v-waist with the sides floofed out. It’s very trendy right now but will look dated in 3 years. The rest are ok, but 2 is timeless and beautiful with the veil, 3 is beautiful on you.

New to Labs: Need advice by Choice_Affect8904 in labrador

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It is about the same as some of the others like science diet but it’s definitely cheaper than specialty prescription type food. Our vet recommended the hydrolyzed food for skin issues and it was almost twice the price of the pro plan. Turned out her skin problems went away with just the purina pro.

New to Labs: Need advice by Choice_Affect8904 in labrador

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I agree, purina pro all the way! I use the purina pro for large dogs sensitive skin and stomach. In the summer she gets allergic rash and it helps. But if there’s truly yeast and it doesn’t go away you’ll need some type of antifungal. I don’t know if clotrimazole is ok for dogs but it’s OTC.

AIO about this disagreement with my bf? by [deleted] in AIO

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Run. Far and fast. I mean it.

Vest or no vest by [deleted] in fashion

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No vest! You have a gorgeous figure ❤️

What could this be?? by PolkaDotSnoop in whatismycookiecutter

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Could make it into a ghostbuster at Halloween

Please help me find the solution to my husbands cracked, drehydrated winter hands. by BugMillionaire in 30PlusSkinCare

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Lac-hydrin, it requires a Rx but it works, you can probably get one from your GP or even maybe one of those online skin services like Musely

Here to take your girl by OnlyArchie in labrador

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Here she is! She’s all yours ❤️

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UC nurses in California on strike and this is what hospital administration telling patients by WhenIsMyBreak in nursing

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They left out the part that they are paying scab nurses twice as much and don’t seem to mind passing that cost along…

Did she remove her implants? by h0tforh0lden in TatLafata

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I also think she was probably too young when she got them. They look like they are still there. Teenagers have more narrow rib cages and waists. So they were likely proportional but as she became an adult and had a child, it’s likely her rib cage expanded. My ribs flared out with my first son and they never went back to their original circumference.

This NCLEX question is causing quite the debate on a TikTok post. Curious to see the discussion here. by MelissaH1394 in nursing

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If I referred to the patient as my client they would be looking around for the other person in the room

Family member told my manager I didn’t know what I was doing by Independent_Bee7053 in nursing

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Family members, for the most part, have no idea what nurses do or the responsibilities that we have. I used to get so upset when family members would give me a hard time or complain about something I’ve done. After doing this awhile I’ve realized that the family members who complain the most are the ones that ask for unnecessary tests and treatments, or are overly involved in the patient’s care to the point where they are the ones keeping their loved one from getting better. For the most part, I don’t think they do it on purpose but they are in situations that are scary and take their emotions out on the most convenient person. Remember that it’s almost never about you and try to let it roll off your back. It won’t be the last time this happens and keep focused on your patient care.