Here are some things our ER nurses would never do after working in the emergency department. Did any surprise you?
Diploma Kejururawatan
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Here are some things our ER nurses would never do after working in the emergency department. Did any surprise you?
Diploma Kejururawatan
#Nurse
Even I want to know
Or sleep with a nurse, well except for the last seatbelt girl.
Nurses are the most important humans on the planet
Also things i would never ever do:
1) take Metformin to hide the effects of a previously unhealthy lifestyle.
2) take a statin. Cholesterol has been clearly shown to NOT be the bad guy- but actually necessary for creating cell membranes and hormones. Statins greatly increase diabetes risk and risk of myopathy (muscle pain).
3) TAKE A DIURETIC. EVER. You pee out your B1 & B12 and magnesium at alarming rates, so now you're close to neuropathy.
4) chop out the thyroid or gallbladder or intestine just because it's inflamed. If thyroid, it's a deficiency of iodine selenium zinc or a gluten intolerance causing Hashimoto. If intestine, you're eating too much processed junk that doesn't agree with you, or dairy or gluten etc (food sensitivity). If gallbladder, you're probably insulin resistant (fasting insulin greater than 8) or not eating enough healthy fat like avocados and meat or nuts
Ah yes, Orlando Health, so Florida. Yeah, idiot riders in Florida, wear your helmets. You make the rest of us look bad. 😂
Don’t use a computer chair as a “stool” when changing light bulbs. I was a nurse and worked with a rehab doc who did that, fell and broke his neck, became quadriplegic. He should have known better.
As a Fire Captain, I agree with all of this because I am the one who brings the patients to these nurses.
My god, what’s sad is that these are common sense… or should be. And the fact that they are saying these means they have seen WAY TO MANY people not using common sense!!!!
I would never drive or ride in a vehicle with a full bladder. Those bladders burst like a water balloon and sometimes the urethra tears in two.
My mom worked in the medical field and she had a friend who is an orthopedic surgeon. He always said that if he ever needed to drum up business he would open a motorcycle shop. That should tell you all you need to know
The ladder thing is so real and extremely underappreciated. Gravity will end you the first chance it gets
Ladder safety is so important! Make sure to set up the ladder properly, if it's an a frame lock both cross braces, if it's an extension, sit it at the correct 1/4 angle. With both styles step on the bottom rung an wiggle/lift it to ensure it is sitting square, and won't shift as you climb. Never do any work from a ladder that involves something that weighs more than you in an elevated position, it can knock the ladder out from under you.
I would never date a woman whose name wasn’t Anita prenup
As a Paramedic, would never put my feet on the dash
I will never take risks again. 😢
Thank you beautiful Lady's,for being there for us.
I'd never be an er nurse
Homemade fireworks is crazy 😅
Right, because you all have sense.
The motorcycle thing a ton of head injuries
I would never mix medicines without talking to my pharmacist
ER doctors have a special term for people ride motorcycles without a helmet…..organ donors.
My dad took pictures at scenes of wrecks and he saw brain splatter on the road of a motorcycle driver.
Damn i do the first 3 and im still here. God has been good to me
GenX here:
1. Brother did not survive motorcycle accident.
2. I wasn't wearing a protective shield face protection or protective eyewear when spraying carburator cleaner chemical on a carburetor I was rebuilding; it ricochet into my eyes.
3. …
4 …
This whole short video applies to me, and my brothers. These ladies are subject matter experts.
"I would never not wear a seatbelt while riding a car" well, guess who has!!!!! 🤪🤪🤪 (in my defense, i was nine)
I would never have an ATV, or let my kid on o e.
Lair
Half of that is illegal.
My mom was an EMT/ medic & then went back to get more schooling to become an ER nurse & when she worked in the ER. She had soo many horror stories I just remember as a kid her coming home & being like “ok so ur not gonna do __ ever again” & one day I put my legs up in the passengers seat & put the legs on the dashboard & she looked at me & was like “do u want to lose ur legs & cuz that’s how u lose ur legs” & we listened cuz we knew she’d seen some messed up stuff & we kinda just knew like ok if moms telling us not to do something specific like that then we won’t do it again since she wasn’t some extremely overprotective mom on the occasion that she did tell us not to do _ we listened
The one I can actively relate to is the motorcycle one. The amount of patients I had who were motorcycle related was astounding
they've seen the results of common foolishness
That last nurse is from Miami
Good advice all the way around.
I ride a motorcycle. I always wear full gear. If I'm uncomfortable with my situation, I slow down or pull over. It took me an hour to go 20 miles once because the roads were in very poor condition, and I was in the middle of nowhere.
I live in Canada, and helmets are NOT optional here! As a kid, my dad had a Harley, and I went a lot of places with him on it. Then I saw something where people in the US and other countries weren’t wearing them and I asked about it. Even as a child when I learned they didn’t HAVE to, I was mind blown.
The last nurse !
How about stay off trampolines 😊
Make homemade fireworks? Not wear seatbelts? Riding a motorcycle without a helmet? Sorry do you not have any rules or regulations in the US??!!
We had a guy ride the pavement with his face recently because he was riding a dirt bike without a helmet. He was extremely lucky that the worst thing he had were some stitches to pull skin back into place and half a face of road rash.
Thank you ladies! If only people would use this common sense to keep themselves safe and unharmed! Well, you ladies would have a whole lot less of emergency patients!!
My aunt keeps trying to get me up a ladder to clean the gutters while she holds it.
1.) I don't like heights.
2.) I have full body tremors that cause me to lose balance on flat ground.
3.) I'm 5ft tall. We need a tall ladder.
4.) I know she's not strong enough to hold the ladder.
5.) I'm bedbound 90% of the time. 🙃
Partner is a prosthetics technician and she has also told me she will never ride a motorcycle. She’s worked with so many people who had limbs amputated after motorcycle crashes and she firmly believes it’s not worth it. She also has very strong beliefs about using chemicals without a respirator based on her job funnily enough.
In the uk it's a legal requirement to wear a motorcycle helmet. Unless you are a seikh wearing a turban as then you're exempt.