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Lone Star

By Lone Star
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What would you do?  

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  1. 1. After reading the original post, would you:

    • Write an honest critique and let the chips fall where they may
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    • Refuse to critique the preceptor
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    • Express your concerns with your instructor and still refuse to critique the preceptor
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    • Other: (please explain in detail in a thread posting)
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Just be glad your school doesn't give you psych patients. Now that's a great way to cull the heard! :devilish:

Congrats, Bro!

That would be awesome. A violent psych pt. How many newbies do you think would come back for the written? :lol:

Congrats LS!

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Dustdevil
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Yep. Definitely management material.

Lone Star
Lone Star

So far, it's just been this one preceptor, everyone else I've had as a preceptor has been really awsome (some even remembered me from EMT and EMT-I days). I normally have my textbooks and homewor

Kiwiology
Kiwiology

You are not alone mate, when we moved from vocational qualifications for Ambulance Officers to a mandatory Bachelors Degree you would not believe how horribly some of the students got treated. Go

Kiwiology Newbie

Kiwiology

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You are not alone mate, when we moved from vocational qualifications for Ambulance Officers to a mandatory Bachelors Degree you would not believe how horribly some of the students got treated.

Good job on your grade.

Oh BTW adrenaline for anaphylaxis - 1mg in 1,000ml NaCl 2gtts/s tirated to patient condition ie 1:1:2 ... easy as pie and hard to forget :D

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