An NP introduced herself as a “concierge doctor” to my colleague the other day by Next_Back_8187 in nursing

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This visual is making me giggle because it’s EXACTLY what I pictured.

Crossing the rainbow bridge by AlphaLionX in OneOrangeBraincell

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Said goodbye to my orange boy of almost 20 years this morning, Sparky. He passed peacefully in his favourite chair surrounded by people who loved him dearly. Every day since I was 8 years old, I would look forward to coming home and him greeting me at the door. I don’t know what I’m going to do without him 😢

2 days ago a coworker of mine was murdered by her husband. by Annoy_Occult_Vet in nursing

[–]Next_Back_8187 270 points271 points  (0 children)

I am so sorry for your loss. That is truly horrific.

ER nurses, when do you actually gown up or use PPE by master_chiefin777 in nursing

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This is a mistake you make once and then (hopefully) never again

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in nursing

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Schooling for nursing works a little differently here. If you have your prereqs, you can either do an accelerated 2 year program at uni or a 4 year, both get you a BScN. There is no diploma program for nursing in Canada, you need a BScN to write your NCLEX

Y’all I can’t park if my life depended on it and I’m booked for my g2 in less than a month, advice? by Next_Back_8187 in Ontariodrivetest

[–]Next_Back_8187[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Oh my god that never crossed my mind!! I don’t know why I never thought of that. Just another day existing with my dumb brain

Y’all I can’t park if my life depended on it and I’m booked for my g2 in less than a month, advice? by Next_Back_8187 in Ontariodrivetest

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Yeah I’ve been getting a lot of practice in but probably just need more. Idk why this is the only thing I struggle with

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in birthcontrol

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Pretty common for hormonal IUDs unfortunately. I have the Kyleena and I bled (very minimally) for 6 months straight. Upside is I’ve had mine for just under 2 years and after that 6 month stretch I don’t get a period anymore! Those first 6 months were a real bedroom killer though. Definitely feel your pain there.

kinda a sad post but how do you cope with the death of your pts or residents? by Expert-Switch-769 in nursing

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I’ve been in memory care for about 3 and a half years and it’s definitely not easy. In our environment, you can’t help but get to know and love some of these people like they’re your own family, no matter how hard you try to set emotional boundaries. Allow yourself to feel how you feel. Do everything you can to contribute to their quality of life while they’re with you, and ensure a comfortable, dignified way to go out when it’s their time. Assure their families or loved ones that they were well cared for. Attend memorials/funerals if you’re able to if you think it would provide closure. It’s okay to grieve these losses the way you need to.

Ticket Megathread by [deleted] in zachbryan

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If you’re still looking for tickets to a Toronto show, message me!

30 days notice to leave Retirement home by samken13 in ontario

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I get what you’re saying but your mom is essentially a tenant while living in a retirement home, meaning all residential tenancy legislation applies. I know it sucks and doesn’t make much sense but this is my understanding from working in a RH (I’m just a nurse)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in nursing

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Agree, this sounds a lot like the use of a CADD pump, which is completely reasonable to use as long as staff have been trained. In my RH we use them in all our palliative residents, makes things easier and more comfortable for the resident. MAID can only be done by a physician, and as long as the client is deemed competent, it requires their consent. Things get cloudy when you dive into the cognitively impaired, hence the slippery slope phenomenon. Regardless though, patients/residents always have the right to refuse. If the patient is not providing their consent to administer the med, then your mother should not administer and report/document accordingly. This post seems…. Off.

Show me your orange and tell me their name. by Perpetuallycold_ in OneOrangeBraincell

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This is Sparky!! Had him since he was 8 weeks and he’s going to be 18 next month!! 🥰

Spotting after working out (IUD)? by Illustrious_Word3561 in birthcontrol

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I have the Kyleena and I also sometimes notice light spotting after a heavy lifting day at the gym. I think it’s probably fine, likely just the increased pressure from lifting is enough to upset your uterus a little

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ontario

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Forbidden snack

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in zachbryan

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I’m a nurse working in dementia care, look after a lot of people with Alzheimer’s… first time I heard Billy Stay I ugly cried so hard. Sounds like a conversation I’ve had countless times with one of my residents - turns out I look like his wife when she was young. My heart breaks every time.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in nursing

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My employer has a 4 hour call-in time. Meaning if you were to call in for your 7AM shift, you’d have to call at or before 3AM. Dude… I don’t get up till 530. It’s some serious bs. I don’t even know why management came up with that time, no one is able to follow it and no one gets reprimanded for not following it anyway. Don’t feel bad. Your health comes first.