@sebroche maybe RT this to get my message out there?
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Friendly reminder that nurses have to restrain violent, confused, intoxicated, and belligerent people all the time.
And we make it happen without crushing anyone’s windpipe.
#BlackLivesMatter
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YES ILY!!
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YES QUEEN
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Aaaah but your educated and held to a higher standard. US cops aren't. The key difference is Education, Training and COmpassion. Nurses have those, cops don't.
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I don't live in the US so excuse my question: What kind of education do you need to be a policeman/policewoman? What kind of training to you get before you "are allowed to be in charge" (hope it makes sense)?
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You’re the GOAT
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I’m going to point out what I would assume to be obvious. If you enter a room to someone kicking/hitting/scratching/spitting/biting, do you really think we (nurses) enter that situation with a needle? The answer is no. Until the patient is completely restrained, no drugs.
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Or squashing their diaphragm
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