As nurses, sometimes we forget what it is like to not have a routine. As a nurse, we run from room to room, doing routine procedures, and doing what is in the best interest for the care of our patients. This obviously works, as nurses take care of a multitude of patients every year, and do a good job. On occasion, do you ever wish you could see things from the eyes of a patient? How do they feel, how do they see the nurses? Patient A Patient A was admitted at 11:45 pm after spending 6 hours in the emergency department. She had a severe headache, and was dizzy, unable to walk without holding something to maintain her balance. At 53 years of age, doctors wanted to be sure she had not suffered from a stroke. Patient A had been under the weather with a cold, and she was pretty sure her conditions were from that, however, her husband and doctors wanted to rule out something more serious. Patient A was rolled into her roo...
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