Sunday, June the 11th, 3:30 am...
I was called when a patient with angina arrested in the ward. Standing over his lifeless body I realized I had bigger mountains to climb.
This brings me to my next dilemna. How do I ensure orders are carried out? Without having to permanently reside in the ward ? Or to antagonize the staff under me but above me in age and experience ?
Missing a dose of magsulf for the patient with ecclamptic seizures and forgetting to administer aspirin for a patient having a heart attack.
Fortunately the woman lived, the man died....
I was called when a patient with angina arrested in the ward. Standing over his lifeless body I realized I had bigger mountains to climb.
This brings me to my next dilemna. How do I ensure orders are carried out? Without having to permanently reside in the ward ? Or to antagonize the staff under me but above me in age and experience ?
Missing a dose of magsulf for the patient with ecclamptic seizures and forgetting to administer aspirin for a patient having a heart attack.
Fortunately the woman lived, the man died....
patience......the staff will listen to you when you have won them over with 3 months of hard work and friendship.
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