The dreaded day arrived two weeks ago. I had been anticipating that day ever since I found out I got accepted into BYU's Nursing Program. I don't know if its just me, but having inexperienced girls practicing giving shots on me did not sound like my definition of enjoyment. The first morning of, I woke up and had to watch some quick skills videos on how to administer the shots. I literally almost fainted, and had to lie on my back in the middle of my living room to not pass out. I knew that was not a good sign.
So at 10:30 am. I arrived at the practice nursing lab. I got partnered up with a girl from my high school, and it went from there. I actually had SOO much fun! The first shot I did was a ID (Inter dermal--the one that you get for TB where it makes a bubble under your skin). I got the needle placed, but when I let go of the skin to inject the saline solution, the needle slipped out. My partner was a trooper fyi! Two weeks later, we had to practice 4-6 shots on each other. Needles don't bug me anymore, except for the shot that goes into your stomach. That one hurts for days!!!!
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My fellow lab classmates! |
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Concentrate!!!! |
My goodness you are brave. Did I ever tell you the story of my sweet little Jenessa who SCREAMED, KICKED, and CRIED when she was getting her shots to start elementary school? (Kicked the nurse, that is...) I dare say you even said a couple bad words!
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27g needles are nothing... Wait until you get to practice large bore IVs...:) Rad Dad
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