Re: Question #2 "The Worried Nurse"


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Posted by Roni on February 05, 1998 at 16:56:21:

In Reply to: Re: Question #2 "The Worried Nurse" posted by Marilyn Lawrence on February 05, 1998 at 16:53:09:

: : : We seem to have a tie between answers 2 & 3. After reading the comments I tend to lean that way too. Any reflections on how we sometimes take for granted patients will be more "comfortable" on a first name basis? Is this a change in society in general?

: : I think it depends on the age of the patient population you work with.
: : I know alot of my patients would be offend if you called them by their first
: : name. I think it is only okay to do that if they have given you permission to or if
: : family has told you that they respond better to their first name.

: A very "important" point. Especially if the patient is sedated or comatose or something. They say they respond to their first name more quickly and I think thats very true. If someone has arrested we always call to them by their first name to try to orient them faster.

Thats good to know.




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