ER Nurse

speaker
33 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2025 last heard Jan 2025

ER Nurse’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

Trend

recordings per month · last 12 months
No recordings in the last 12 months.Older appearances are listed below; set an alert to hear about the next one.

Appearances

newest first · ▶ plays the moment
He was calling in the bomb threat and then showing up to work. I think this day he showed up a few hours later. I don't know if it was a thrill that he got from like being in and out of the chaos.
I'm sure they're getting numerous calls like, hey, is it safe to come into the hospital? Because I'm sure that word spreads quickly throughout the community. So I don't know what he was getting from that.
I think he got admitted to the jail. The jail ward. Okay. It was a wild day, but that team, I mean, the ER is chaotic all the time, but it shows you how quickly we come together and no matter what the task at hand is, we just do what we have to to keep our patients safe.
So the patients that were on a ventilator at the time, there's two options. And we do have battery supply outside because we have patients with IV pumps. But you can also manually ventilate them. It's called an ambu bag. So you can just squeeze a bag to give them breaths. I don't remember that being a huge issue. And we have respiratory therapists that will kind of manage that.
But yeah, those are things that go into our head. And we do disaster drills throughout the year and set up the tents and kind of practice what we would do in that scenario. So we truly are prepared at any given time for something like this to happen. It turns out it probably jumped the gun, for lack of a better phrase. We probably didn't need to evacuate, but it was good practice.
In my 14 years, I've never experienced anything else like it. We're so lucky that you guys exist.
They're practicing and they can do it. It's a pretty amazing career. You guys are fortunate to be in L.A. where there's so many great hospitals and
When I saw the nursing prompt came up, I'm like, I have to submit this story. I mean, I have so many great ones, but that was a very interesting day. And I don't think that anyone that I worked with will ever forget that.
Right, of course.
I've seen an apple. I've seen candlesticks. Sure.
Wooden candlesticks, though. They didn't choose the wax one. Like a fake decorative candlestick, which then splintered and punctured their colon. So I could talk about, you know, those stories for days.
Oh, foreign body.
You guys are doing great work.
Showing 21–33 of 33 · page 2 of 2 ← Previous