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Old 01-22-2008, 12:24 PM
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We had a Travel Nurse chart, "Small amt. of pussy drainage noted from end of penis". This was during our Joint Commission Survey! The next night when the same nurse came on duty, the nurses told her the Joint Commission folks wanted to talk to her about her charting. This was NOT true...but the look of SHOCK on her face was 'Priceless'. Thankfully this travel nurse had a Great sense of humor and we ALL had a belly laugh with her.
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Thank you for your warm welcome Julie. It's great to be a member of Nursing Voices. I look forward to sharing with others in our profession. I have PASSION for QUALITY patient care and I enjoy sharing with others who feel the same way.
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Yes, JaneH, welcome! It's great to see you here.
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Hey, JaneH, warn us next time before you post something like that on the board. I just spit Diet Coke all over my computer screen. Too funny!!!!!!!

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One more addendum to charting. There are some things that a patient says that I quote directly and put in quotation marks. The things I do this with are mainly the nasty, vulgar words that a patient is using that shows examples of how poorly the patient is complying. Yep, I've even put the "f-bomb" in quotes if appropriate. I just state the facts... Just like Joe Friday from Dragnet!
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More wisdom. This is from our hospital educator.

Don't be afraid to cry in front of a deceased pts family. (I mean tears not out right sobbing).

A nursing student was helping to wash a pt which was near EOL. He was rolled onto his side and the nurse had to leave to get another towel leaving the student to gently ease the pt back onto his back. He had died while she was holding him. They called the wife in (who was just outside the door) the student was upset with the passing, but then became embarrassed as she was more tearful then the wife (the wife expected the passing). It took a lot of convincing to get the student to realize that we all cry, just some of us make it to the toilets before we let go.
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It took a lot of convincing to get the student to realize that we all cry, just some of us make it to the toilets before we let go.
Boy, isn't that the truth!!
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Just because others might not wash their hands, always wash yours! Hospital infections rates are high!!! Please don't learn our bad habits!!!!
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