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Replying to @bimsmankind In this breakdown about answering Nursing Interview Questions about conflict, I didn’t mention how to address the patient complaining. To do this, during the “Action” part of the answer, I would mention speaking to the patient, acknowledging the inappropriateness of staff arguing in front of them,... show more

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Muhammed Ali said it, if there's 100 deadly snakes coming after me but 10 of them are nice, what am I supposed to do, let all 100 in and hope for the best? No, you don't let any in and the 10% will have to live with it—until the 90% fix their sheeeeeeit. She's upset they caught her, 'this iz boolsheeeeit', because she can't keep the Rolex and cash she stole from the White nursing home patient.

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