I have 28 years in the Health Field. I started as a Laboratory Technologist. I have no tattoos because I'm scared of needles! lol. At 22 years of age, I stuck a 16 gauge needle in my first patient as I was working at a blood donation unit for the US Army. My patient passed out, I almost did to! :). It's always emotionally traumatic getting a needle stuck in an extremity. Since then, I made it my goal to always, with God's love, make patient's feel unafraid. They trust me and it is unbelievable how many patients request me personally. I take pride in my sensitivity and love that I give each and every patient I have. They are truly thankful.
It is beyond my scope of practice to give medical advice on this forum, but if there is anything you are curious about, ask me. I can tell you what it's like to watch a young person talking to me one minute and dead the next. I can tell you what it's like to be doing chest compressions and feeling bones crack under my hands. I can also tell you what it's like to be kissed and hugged after delivering a mother's baby. I can tell you what it's like after saving someones life. I can tell you about those patients and family members that curse me out and how I handled it. With the love of Jesus of course. I can tell you about those patients that were dying, screaming and cursing.....I had a strong sense they were on their way to Hell, but I cannot judge. I can also tell you about those patients that were at such peace as they took their last breath with a smile on their face, because they knew the one waiting for them had piercings in all 4 extremities and a sharp piercing in his side. He was sitting on the throne as they passed from this life to the next. God Bless You All!
ED Nurse Terminology: GSW's (Gun Shot Wound), RSI Kit (Rapid Sequence Intubation-Tube down your throat), Adenosine (Flatline You, SVT), Levophed (Better to Leave Them Dead In Many Cases), To DNR or NOT (Suffer or Pass On To The Next Life Without Suffering)
It is beyond my scope of practice to give medical advice on this forum, but if there is anything you are curious about, ask me. I can tell you what it's like to watch a young person talking to me one minute and dead the next. I can tell you what it's like to be doing chest compressions and feeling bones crack under my hands. I can also tell you what it's like to be kissed and hugged after delivering a mother's baby. I can tell you what it's like after saving someones life. I can tell you about those patients and family members that curse me out and how I handled it. With the love of Jesus of course. I can tell you about those patients that were dying, screaming and cursing.....I had a strong sense they were on their way to Hell, but I cannot judge. I can also tell you about those patients that were at such peace as they took their last breath with a smile on their face, because they knew the one waiting for them had piercings in all 4 extremities and a sharp piercing in his side. He was sitting on the throne as they passed from this life to the next. God Bless You All!
ED Nurse Terminology: GSW's (Gun Shot Wound), RSI Kit (Rapid Sequence Intubation-Tube down your throat), Adenosine (Flatline You, SVT), Levophed (Better to Leave Them Dead In Many Cases), To DNR or NOT (Suffer or Pass On To The Next Life Without Suffering)
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