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Yet there is still lack of medical professional be it nurse or doctor!

Tell me you don’t work in healthcare without saying you don’t work in healthcare. 🙄 Yea you don’t know what you’re even talking about. Mistake #1 : Most hospitals want nurses with Bachelor’s degree. If they even hire you they expect you to get your bachelor degree in a certain time frame. A BSN degree is four years NOT two. Most nurses you see working in the hospital are in school getting advanced degrees Masters (CRNA/NP) or their doctorate (DNP) or PhD. A lot of nurses decide not to stay as a bedside nurse (which is what this lady is right now) . They want to be able to do more for the patient and that only happens with more education. Some nurses do switch over and go to medical school if they prefer the medical model vs nursing model of healthcare. It doesn’t mean one is better than the other it just means that’s what they prefer. MISTAKE # 2 Nursing school is not easy. You probably think nurses just give Tylenol all day and sit at the desk and chat like school girls. The job of a nurse is not easy. You have to know your patho. You can only know your patho if you know your anatomy and phys and what’s normal. If you don’t know your pathophysiology how would you know that the patient complaining of pain in the abdomen isn’t a normal stomach ache but he’s having obstruction of the bowels or GI bleeds or proliferation of the bowels that’s causing his pain and when you did your focused assessment you find rebound tenderness in the left lower quad. Then you as the nurse after you gather your findings call the doctor in SBAR tell him what you found and what you want for your patient what labs you think he needs any drugs you think he needs be to order. You give your recommendation. You advocate for that patient. You also have to know your drugs. You can kill someone if you don’t know the drugs you are giving and why you are giving it and what symptoms to look for after the drug is given. EXAMPLE: The patient heart rate is 58 the doctor has a script for beta blocker to be given 0900. You as the nurse isn’t gonna give that drug just because the doctor has it order. You gotta think and use judgement. That patient heart Rate will drop leading to cardiac arrest. It’s your judgement to hold the med. You don’t blindly follow a doctors orders as the nurse. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 once you give a drug and it’s in that patients body you can’t take it back. 😂 MISTAKE #3 - The doctor is important but so is everyone else on the healthcare team. The surgeon couldn’t do his job if it’s not for the nurse to make sure that patient is ready for surgery (medications have been discontinued or have been given the patient is NPO the labs are drawn etc ) what the nurse assess about that patient plays an important decision if that patient will have surgery or not. The surgeon couldn’t do his job without anasthegolosit/CRNA to maintain the airway pre and post surgery. The Surgeon couldn’t do his job without the tech that guides the imaging so he the surgeon knows what he’s looking at. The surgeon couldn’t do his job without the scrub tech who hands him his equipment and keeps it sterile limiting the possibility of infections occur. The surgeon couldn’t do his job without house keeping who comes in after surgery and has 20-30 minutes to clean up the room before another surgery. The surgeon couldn’t do his job without the radiology department to give the surgeon the imaging results or the patho lab (testing tissue samples urinalysis cultures CBC BMP depending on the needs of the patient) all that needs to be done before surgery and someone has to do it and it’s not the surgeon. Then after surgery you have the respiratory team the physical therapy team the speech pathologist the nutritionist/dietician the social worker the Pharmacy the nurse case manager the PCT all involved in that’s patients case if needed. Healthcare is a team effort. Every discipline is needed and equally important. 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

Thank you so much for your comment. I am a nurse, and I love my job, but people like the one who give the comment about the level of education and degrees make me very angry 😠 😡 👿

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@@snotdocpnw they trying to tell me to have some surgury for a hour no thanks