I don't really understand this tweet... was there any doubt about whether or not the nurse would have rushed to help in this situation?
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I think it's a made up tweet for likes
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My pre-round advise to residents: don’t enter the patient’s room without talking to the nurse. There’s only so much the EMR can tell you about the patient, but the nurse can give you relevant info. And, when a senior nurse calls you to see the patient, leave everything and go!
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Same here in
#PACU!#Anesthesia#PostAnestheticCare We all *should jump in to help out, they are all 'our patients'!@HotteNurse@CourteneyMunch Except for this#bat that flew in one night!pic.twitter.com/oN0ymIMlAD -
And for the record, the
#bat was safely trapped by a pest & rodent expert and returned to the wild alive!#PACU#ResusReanimation#StayinAlivepic.twitter.com/e6tUzb7zbY
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I have the same memory! I nurse once visited a family to see if they needed anything and they said: Why? The nurse said: All patients are my patients. This is the No Pass Zone philosophy! Never pass a patient in need no matter whose it is!!
#excellenceinnursing
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That’s great !
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Patients belong to themselves and their relatives... Not to doctors! That's why I don't like the sentence 'my patient' and I'll always try to do my best regardless of the color/gender/ideas/... and so on. To have their confidence is priceless... Don't be fool by 'property'.
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Do you object to people who say "my mother", "my lawyer", etc? The determiner "my" can indicate belonging but also just an association with the speaker.
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