u/pakigoldfish

Whoop needs to fix their clasp.Terrible build quality.Does anyone know an alternative band ?

I got offered both these positions which one is more "fun"🤣

I’m a new grad RN and recently accepted a position in a Surgical/Transplant ICU at Emory. I’ll be starting orientation soon and wanted to ask for advice from current or former ICU nurses.
If you could go back before starting ICU orientation, what topics would you review beforehand? I’ve been thinking about reviewing hemodynamics, vasopressors, ventilator basics, ABGs, shock states, and liver transplant concepts, but I’m not sure what would give me the biggest head start.
For those who have worked in a Surgical ICU, Transplant ICU, or as a new grad in critical care, what do you wish you had known before day one?