Well. Critical Care departments should be well prepared for a sharp uprise in young women with hemorrhagic shock. That and high-risk OB deaths…..😞#RoeVsWade
I think one of the hardest things to work through with ICU COVID nursing has been accepting that more than half your patients that you get will die, no matter what you do.
You'll throw everything at them, spend all the energy trying to save them, and they'll still just.. Die.
An entirely new level of sweaty disgust was reached scrubbing the dried COVID+ blood and C-diff off of a Rotoprone my trauma patient spent 6 long, grimy days packed in.
......brb while I burn my clothes and bathe in bleach. 🔥💀
My patients family invited me to their loved one’s viewing; what are your thoughts and/or experiences with going to your patients calling hours? @OnlyintheICU
@OnlyintheICU Aw you should go hang out with him—I’m sure he’d love it. And thank you!I like her better than most people 😹🙊#kiddingbutnotkidding I hope your doggy is doing better—keep us posted 😊
One of the hardest things I've ever done is learning how to pick yourself up after getting out of a relationship that conditions you to tear yourself down.