 Okay so we had our first team nursing clinical day.   Instead of having one patient and doing everything for them you have 5 patients  and 3 roles.  One is the Charge nurse (RN) one the med nurse (LPN) and one the  PCT (CNA). So i got to be the charge nurse the first round. I don’t know if it’s  because I am an LPN and she figured it would be the easiest for me or what.  The  paper work the night before sucked.  But the actual day at clinicals wasn’t too  bad.  The main reason they do this is so that you learn how to juggle and  prioritize.  I didn’t do to bad i forgot a few things.  My med nurse did a great  job.  As for the PCT…I seriously missed my CNA’s at work.  First my PCT whined  about going to hurl if anyone pooped.  Hello your going to be a nurse you have  to have a strong stomach.  Then my patients rooms were a disaster for example:  trashcans in the middle of the room, wash rags in the sink that were dirty from  bathing, beds in shambles, patients at the bottom of the bed.  Everyone's draw  sheets were up around their neck. She did turn the bedfast patients.  Charted  the vitals.  But she only had 5 and 3 of them were bathed already.  Vital signs  weren’t due till 10 so what did she do from 7 till 10?  I had to change 2 beds  that were soaked with piss.  I know this is a learning experience but they  should have learned basic CNA skills during first year.  Hell the teacher I had  for LPN school would put her face near their privates and make you redo pericare  if it didn’t look clean..lol  But I can now see why the RN’s in this area (this  area fellow RN’s) won’t help the CNA’s change or do the dirty work.  But working  in a nursing home you get use to wiping ass and then eating a cheeseburger. lol   Well i may eat my words when it my turn, but then again at my place I have had  18 patients, when I have to be a CNA because  there are too many LPN’s and not  enough aids.
 Okay so we had our first team nursing clinical day.   Instead of having one patient and doing everything for them you have 5 patients  and 3 roles.  One is the Charge nurse (RN) one the med nurse (LPN) and one the  PCT (CNA). So i got to be the charge nurse the first round. I don’t know if it’s  because I am an LPN and she figured it would be the easiest for me or what.  The  paper work the night before sucked.  But the actual day at clinicals wasn’t too  bad.  The main reason they do this is so that you learn how to juggle and  prioritize.  I didn’t do to bad i forgot a few things.  My med nurse did a great  job.  As for the PCT…I seriously missed my CNA’s at work.  First my PCT whined  about going to hurl if anyone pooped.  Hello your going to be a nurse you have  to have a strong stomach.  Then my patients rooms were a disaster for example:  trashcans in the middle of the room, wash rags in the sink that were dirty from  bathing, beds in shambles, patients at the bottom of the bed.  Everyone's draw  sheets were up around their neck. She did turn the bedfast patients.  Charted  the vitals.  But she only had 5 and 3 of them were bathed already.  Vital signs  weren’t due till 10 so what did she do from 7 till 10?  I had to change 2 beds  that were soaked with piss.  I know this is a learning experience but they  should have learned basic CNA skills during first year.  Hell the teacher I had  for LPN school would put her face near their privates and make you redo pericare  if it didn’t look clean..lol  But I can now see why the RN’s in this area (this  area fellow RN’s) won’t help the CNA’s change or do the dirty work.  But working  in a nursing home you get use to wiping ass and then eating a cheeseburger. lol   Well i may eat my words when it my turn, but then again at my place I have had  18 patients, when I have to be a CNA because  there are too many LPN’s and not  enough aids.Well my day went well and I believe I did pretty good…hey I didn’t kill anyone…that definitely a plus right? lol
 
 
 
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