@rebe12354 Wow, sorry, I thought this video was for ICU nurse vs ER nurse, not floor nurse vs ER nurse. if you work at a hospital who's ICU RN "floor RN" 7 to 8 each, it's either not ICU or not safe. My guess is that you are neither ICU nor ER. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
Well to be honest, you kno that we can all say weve done this stupid shit. Because honestly think about it... we dont know shit!! Dont let the ego fuck with u... we dont.
I can find some humor in this. I would, however, like to challenge the floor nurses who care for max 2-3 patients in ICU (that are usually there for DAYS ON END) to juggle, lets say, 4 NEW acutely ill patients in ER, all arriving at the same time (because we all know discharges and hospital admissions ironically happen at random) each with a different resident per patient entering new orders all at once. That's REAL life. I've been on both sides, neither are perfect. Can't we all just get along?
@rikki32183 what hospital u work at??? floor nurses here always take care of 5-6 pts sometimes 7-8. Im just saying.... u said 2-3 pts.... thats way the fuck off ;)
Accurate reflection when nurses have lost the ability to be critical thinkers & just follow the pack mentality- ICU nurse of past struggling with the future of our profession!
Why can't the offgoing nurse have stayed an extra 5 minutes and given the report? This is a pet peeve of mine. I am a floor nurse and I have discharges all of the time when I come into work at 3 pm. I am trying to d/c someone and I don't know them. The off going nurse should always stay and do the transfer or discharge. It is safer for the patient and it keeps the on-coming nurse from sounding and looking like an idiot because she doesn't have first hand info on the patient.
Jesus Christ! Just what the hell operation do you guys run down there? God help us all! I'm glad there is more than one emergency room in this city. Are you even a nurse? He had three amps of D50. Shocker. This is my work life in a nutshell. Stupid patients, stupid staff. Not all, but definately alot. God help us all.
@gradygriff lol hey now, I've given a pretty crappy report because the day nurse rushed out while the pt was on the list to be transferred upstairs; the assessment was really "sweet, you're breathing! GREAT, you're going upstairs real soon". This video is truly making me laugh.
@Renounced Agreed. When I made the video I didn't want to rock the boat. But so many situations like these can make a person jaded and cynical, especially dealing with morons who do little more than react and without any type of critical thinking. I share your contempt for the ER . They are monkeys.
@idiopathicloser Monkeys? I'm an ER nurse (a good one). Your ED nurse gave narcan to your fictious patient because that is standard treatment to safely and rapidly rule out an opiod overdose. Maybe instead of bashing the hard working, overstressed and under appreciated ER nurse you should remember, your pt came to you with IV access, a working dx, completed labs, xrays and CTs, medicated and alive. ER pts present with a complaint & we start from scratch. Show some appreciation.
LMBO!!! Im a new grad just got hired at the #1 public hospital in Florida, this sounds like situations I hear every day I work...real world is totally different from school!
One on One nursing went out ages ago, doubled or deployed...budget, budget, budget....it happens everywhere, hard to get funded education therefore de-skilled staff, what does anyone expect nowadays, ICU, CICU, PACU, its all the same...
I'm an ER nurse and I've actually heard an idiot co-worker giving report such as this! However, it's not one sided! An ICU nurse asked me one night how to start an IV! And she was not a new grad! This was HILARIOUS!!!
From 25 to 403 O.o Being busy is not an excuse to skip checking vital signs for 4+ hours. O.o AND the patient was DIABETIC? That patient's blood must be like maple syrup right now. O.O Ok maybe I'm exaggerating about the maple syrup thing, but his B/P is going to be high as heck.
Possibly abit accurate, but a little extreme. And nurses dont chart meds, and also dont decide bed placement. Would be great if we could one on one nurse.......... easy to judge!
@kkkkuujj Most of the conversation is accurate except some of the rude comments made by the icu nurse. (I did this for the comedy of the situation). I may have been thinking that, but I'm not rude or unprofessional enough to say it while doing my job. I have the utmost respect for ER nurses, recognizing that it is a completely different type of nursing from icu nursing, and we all have had days like this :)
PFFT. American Nurses.
youredxspanktube 4 days ago
Hahahahahahahaha!!!!!
stephyprp 6 days ago
this is my hospital I swear. its hilarious. as long as you can laugh at yourself and your situation sometimes. SO accurate
ellkant 2 weeks ago
@rebe12354 Wow, sorry, I thought this video was for ICU nurse vs ER nurse, not floor nurse vs ER nurse. if you work at a hospital who's ICU RN "floor RN" 7 to 8 each, it's either not ICU or not safe. My guess is that you are neither ICU nor ER. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
rikki32183 2 weeks ago
Well to be honest, you kno that we can all say weve done this stupid shit. Because honestly think about it... we dont know shit!! Dont let the ego fuck with u... we dont.
rebe12354 2 weeks ago
lmao @ incompetent monkeys......
akmd114379 1 month ago
I can find some humor in this. I would, however, like to challenge the floor nurses who care for max 2-3 patients in ICU (that are usually there for DAYS ON END) to juggle, lets say, 4 NEW acutely ill patients in ER, all arriving at the same time (because we all know discharges and hospital admissions ironically happen at random) each with a different resident per patient entering new orders all at once. That's REAL life. I've been on both sides, neither are perfect. Can't we all just get along?
rikki32183 1 month ago
@rikki32183 what hospital u work at??? floor nurses here always take care of 5-6 pts sometimes 7-8. Im just saying.... u said 2-3 pts.... thats way the fuck off ;)
much peace <3 hahaha for real
rebe12354 2 weeks ago
As a former ICU nurse, I can honestly say "been there, done that."
HoosierRN 1 month ago
OMFG this is absolutely hilarious! ER Nurse, but hey, I haven't done this.. WOW..
OliverTheIncredible 1 month ago
I'm not even in any medically related profession and this is still hilarious...
SuperSmashDolls 1 month ago
Accurate reflection when nurses have lost the ability to be critical thinkers & just follow the pack mentality- ICU nurse of past struggling with the future of our profession!
babs40000 1 month ago
Sad but true
HappyShannon11 1 month ago
Why can't the offgoing nurse have stayed an extra 5 minutes and given the report? This is a pet peeve of mine. I am a floor nurse and I have discharges all of the time when I come into work at 3 pm. I am trying to d/c someone and I don't know them. The off going nurse should always stay and do the transfer or discharge. It is safer for the patient and it keeps the on-coming nurse from sounding and looking like an idiot because she doesn't have first hand info on the patient.
Ibelieveinmisoul 1 month ago
Omg!! I am an ICU nurse but have worked ER as well, this was soo funny, keep em coming.
yoasnrn69 2 months ago
Jesus Christ! Just what the hell operation do you guys run down there? God help us all! I'm glad there is more than one emergency room in this city. Are you even a nurse? He had three amps of D50. Shocker. This is my work life in a nutshell. Stupid patients, stupid staff. Not all, but definately alot. God help us all.
OneBadRN007 2 months ago
I can so relate to this video. lol
babyshie 2 months ago
This is some funny stuff......I was in tears......I thought I was getting report from the Ed........"shocker"........haha
gradygriff 2 months ago
@gradygriff lol hey now, I've given a pretty crappy report because the day nurse rushed out while the pt was on the list to be transferred upstairs; the assessment was really "sweet, you're breathing! GREAT, you're going upstairs real soon". This video is truly making me laugh.
OliverTheIncredible 1 month ago
@Renounced Agreed. When I made the video I didn't want to rock the boat. But so many situations like these can make a person jaded and cynical, especially dealing with morons who do little more than react and without any type of critical thinking. I share your contempt for the ER . They are monkeys.
idiopathicloser 2 months ago
@idiopathicloser Monkeys? I'm an ER nurse (a good one). Your ED nurse gave narcan to your fictious patient because that is standard treatment to safely and rapidly rule out an opiod overdose. Maybe instead of bashing the hard working, overstressed and under appreciated ER nurse you should remember, your pt came to you with IV access, a working dx, completed labs, xrays and CTs, medicated and alive. ER pts present with a complaint & we start from scratch. Show some appreciation.
MsEDRN 1 month ago
@MsEDRN Thank you! And might I add that all of this is done while juggling multiple NEW patients from scratch! Sheesh.
rikki32183 1 month ago
LMAO. "So we gave him the Narcan to see if it would wake him up."..........."Lemme guess, it didn't!" ahaha
sb98sb 3 months ago
How do u make these videos?? Luv it!
LilaStarable 4 months ago
LMBO!!! Im a new grad just got hired at the #1 public hospital in Florida, this sounds like situations I hear every day I work...real world is totally different from school!
AbundantNow 4 months ago
One on One nursing went out ages ago, doubled or deployed...budget, budget, budget....it happens everywhere, hard to get funded education therefore de-skilled staff, what does anyone expect nowadays, ICU, CICU, PACU, its all the same...
pippyrox1231 4 months ago
Well, yeah, this is pretty accurate.
rss22 5 months ago
I thought it was hilarious!!!
KeziahCNAtoLPNtoADN 5 months ago
HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! JC! Just what the hell kinda operation do you run down there!
spilledgrits06 5 months ago
I almost choked from laughing! It's 101% almost true from all the hospitals I've worked.
xty73 6 months ago
I'm an ER nurse and I've actually heard an idiot co-worker giving report such as this! However, it's not one sided! An ICU nurse asked me one night how to start an IV! And she was not a new grad! This was HILARIOUS!!!
nursepaulakay 6 months ago
As and ICU RN, I could have completely written this!
2007DNT 6 months ago
I'm an ICU nurse an this shit is real :)
slalvey2 7 months ago 3
I'm an ER nurse and that shit is funny.
ThisRNkillz 8 months ago
Lol..This sounds sooo familiar.
athamae777 10 months ago
I laughed by butt off! At the comments too!! OMG. Did you folks Fail -- "Laughter 101" ???
MegaLooneytoons 11 months ago
I know for a fact that in my local ER the nurses aren't always the one's giving report.
jGazMom 11 months ago
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From 25 to 403 O.o Being busy is not an excuse to skip checking vital signs for 4+ hours. O.o AND the patient was DIABETIC? That patient's blood must be like maple syrup right now. O.O Ok maybe I'm exaggerating about the maple syrup thing, but his B/P is going to be high as heck.
madpinoy5683 1 year ago
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madpinoy5683 1 year ago
Possibly abit accurate, but a little extreme. And nurses dont chart meds, and also dont decide bed placement. Would be great if we could one on one nurse.......... easy to judge!
kkkkuujj 1 year ago 3
@kkkkuujj Most of the conversation is accurate except some of the rude comments made by the icu nurse. (I did this for the comedy of the situation). I may have been thinking that, but I'm not rude or unprofessional enough to say it while doing my job. I have the utmost respect for ER nurses, recognizing that it is a completely different type of nursing from icu nursing, and we all have had days like this :)
idiopathicloser 1 year ago
@idiopathicloser I'm an ICU nurse, and have little more than contempt for the E.D.
Renounced 2 months ago
I can't stop laughing!!!
NaekoGantt 1 year ago