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Have you ever heard of a patient with blood poisoning until almost a doctor and a nurse?

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An open drawer of a Pyxis CUBIE medical dispensing unit reveals multiple clear containers holding various medical supplies or medications. Labels and QR codes are visible on the containers, indicating organized storage.
How to De-escalate Crisis Situations as a Nurse
As a nurse, I’ve faced more than a few chaotic moments — from patients in extreme distress to families overwhelmed with emotion. Here’s what I’ve learned (the hard way) about de-escalating crisis situations: 1. Control Your Own Energy First One of my mentors once told me, “Your calm is contagio
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