I got a new phone (Samsung) and now I cannot sign on to this app without a security/authentication code, but the app will not accept the Google code. Using my desktop for now, but it's not portable (DUH!) Any suggestions?
@DarleneDempsey6 Staff had family members who worked at the Pentagon and at the WTC in NYC. They were not able to reach them. In spite of the stress, all focused on caring for our pts and trauma admits. 2/2
@DarleneDempsey6 I was the PICU clinical instructor at Children's National Medical Center in Washington, DC. Our 16-bed unit was full. We sent 6 to the step-down so we could be prepared to take adult burn pts. Staff were calling to see if they were needed. 1/
@makemarks77 I picked my then-16yo son up at 3am bcuz he was having a "reaction" to "something" and didn't feel safe to drive. I picked him up. No questions asked. He apologized to me in the morning.
Turns out he did Molly mixed with X and was very paranoid.
@RNSuperHero Similar situation at peds hosp in very affluent neighborhood. The helicopter would land on the athletic field of a nearby university. And pt transport via ambulance. Adding 5 mins to get to ED.
@RozCurryRN@RNSuperHero One of my LTC peds pts knew _exactly_ how long it took us to doff PPE, leave his room, wash our hands, and open his chart before disconnecting his vent tubing. He laughed when we came back. The solution was a high chair in the doorway so he could see us.