Have you ever wished that you had a direct line to your pediatrician to ask all the questions that constantly crop up while parenting? We sure have.

That's why we launched the Bites of Health Podcast.

Every morning will answer a commonly asked

pediatric question in five minutes or less.

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bites of health. Streaming now. Hey there guys, welcome back to the Straight A Nursing

Podcast I hope you've been having an awesome week I certainly have I am right

now orienting a new nurse to our unit so I'm having a really good

time doing that and let's see had some interesting patients lately, lots of respiratory failure.

It seems like even though we mostly get our respiratory failures in the winter,

like the flu's and pneumonia's had some pretty interesting respiratory failure cases the

last little bit and some of it is allergy asthma induced. So thinking maybe we should do a podcast or a post about status

asthmaticus because it's not just as simple as giving them an obedural treatment and sending them back home.

So look for that to come up soon, but today what we are talking about is something that

you can start putting into practice right away in your clinical rotations or maybe

you're a new grad or maybe you're a nurse moving to a different floor and you really want to be organized.

So what we'll be talking about today are routines.

And I am here to say that having a routine, actually a multitude of them, will go a long way toward making you feel

organized, efficient, and like your brain is in order.

I have to tell you guys, I have this reputation. like your brain is in order.

I have to tell you guys, I have this reputation

at work for being the super organized nurse.

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