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Join Date: May 2010
Location: central nebraska
Posts: 122
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: central nebraska
Posts: 122
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been getting copies of my medical records and I am having a ball reading them (I used to be a nurse) During one hospitalization it says that my PCP stopped Klonopin... hummm never been on it in my life but I am on and have been since 2004 Clonidine big difference in those 2 meds
I see it in the clinic nurses it sure seems they need to have a good dose of the nurses we had back then. When I am in the hospital since the floor I am usually put on is one who I have known the head RN for many many years she will come in and ask me about the care the student nurses give. It is amazing the difference between the ones in the LPN program at the community college and the ones in the BSN program at the university guess that is why LPN actually stands for licensed PATIENTS nurse.
(sorry if offended any nurses on the board...none was intended...I understand there is great good and bad at every level of patient care...that is why it is calle "practicing medicine"
Last edited by mamagoo; 07-21-2010 at 04:35 AM.
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