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Eat me. | emesis central

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Nursing ain’t for the weak of stomach. Laquo; Sorry, Munoz. Ditto for the RNs, who usually ask a bunch of questions only to say something discouraging in response. I even had one RN say “. Well, Excuuuuse Us! And walk off in a huff off after overhearing that I was leaving the hospital to go to Yale. That one actually stung a bit. I have had similar experiences with RNs almost taking it personally that I would want to go straight into my graduate work immediately after passing the NCLEX. You are commentin...

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Sorry, Munoz. | emesis central

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Nursing ain’t for the weak of stomach. Laquo; Friends in CT. Something about birthdays makes you wax philosophical about life. Something about an upcoming move makes you see your old haunts in a new light. Something about driving in Boston makes you homicidal. I turned 28 this week, and 48 hours later got into my very first car accident. I’ve been driving since I was sixteen, and although I’ve never owned a car, I’ve done seven years of driving in CrazyTown (courtesy of Zipcar. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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The more things change… | emesis central

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Nursing ain’t for the weak of stomach. Laquo; First up: Med-Surg. The more things change…. The more I realize I haven’t. Well, maybe a couple things have. I value sleep *way* more than I did as undergraduate. And I’m getting much better grades. Come July, Community Health will take me back to Boston… and then the nursing gods will give us five, all too short, weeks of respite. The year has flown by. To think that it’s been almost a year since I left Boston is… impossible. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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ER 101 | emesis central

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Nursing ain’t for the weak of stomach. Laquo; Eat me. The move is complete. Orientation starts tomorrow. And although I am technically staying on per diem, I really have ended my tenure (ha! In the ED. So before I have tons of nursing-school hijinks to write about, I wanted to share just a little of the wisdom I gleaned from 2 years of semi-controlled chaos in your friendly neighborhood Level I Trauma Center:. Remember, cartoons are for entertainment purposes only — Gunpowder is not a toy. Parents, don&#...

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いろいろな。。。: November 2007

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いろいろな。。。 Japan, grad school, food, nature, music, clothes, politics. whatever catches my eye. Sunday, November 18, 2007. Japanese people talk on and on about the four seasons, and humiliated former pm Shinzo Abe tried to built a corny nationalism using the slogan "Beautiful Country. Japan! It's a running joke now that he has been deposed for corruption, ripping off elderly people, and other non-beautiful things. Getting cozy under the kotatsu. Heated tea table), mindlessly eating piles of mikan,. I loved...

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The ARRR N: adventures of a river guide UCSF MEPN, now on the way to her ACNP.: Finally, I'm back

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One woman leaves her favorite river career in the Sierras to embark upon another favorite: fixing broken people. Thursday, August 14, 2014. Finally, I'm back. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Words from Transitional Times. Finally, Im back. The ARR N speaks: Beginning The ACNP, year 1. View my complete profile. That's right. Love it. In Shinumo Wash on the Grand Canyon. On first trip down the Colorado in 2004- rowed 226 miles. Other Tales. Some UCSF MEPN, All Adventurous. Jules Vs. Nuts. Awesome Inc&#...

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The ARRR N: adventures of a river guide UCSF MEPN, now on the way to her ACNP.: August 2011

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One woman leaves her favorite river career in the Sierras to embark upon another favorite: fixing broken people. Friday, August 12, 2011. New, new, new. Everything is new. I'm getting inundated with emails from school for stuff I need for my Master's degree. I started a new job. I work days, mids, whatever I want and make a little more money. I'm in a new ED. New doctors. New system. New everything. A little overwhelming but it's going okay. Reminding myself to take a timeout to breathe. Also in August w...

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The ARRR N: adventures of a river guide UCSF MEPN, now on the way to her ACNP.: August 2014

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One woman leaves her favorite river career in the Sierras to embark upon another favorite: fixing broken people. Thursday, August 14, 2014. Finally, I'm back. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Words from Transitional Times. Finally, Im back. The ARR N speaks: Beginning The ACNP, year 1. View my complete profile. That's right. Love it. In Shinumo Wash on the Grand Canyon. On first trip down the Colorado in 2004- rowed 226 miles. Other Tales. Some UCSF MEPN, All Adventurous. Jules Vs. Nuts. CPR classes in SF.

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The ARRR N: adventures of a river guide UCSF MEPN, now on the way to her ACNP.: May 2010

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One woman leaves her favorite river career in the Sierras to embark upon another favorite: fixing broken people. Sunday, May 9, 2010. I mean seriously, come on. There are nights (actually, I guess mornings) when I leave the ER and I wonder if people show up just to fuck with the nurses. That's not including patient's families. Let's not forget the MDs who sometimes lose their cool, because even though we're part of the healthcare team, we're still "just a nurse" to some of them. And yet, most of the time...