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The order of puncturing is unreasonable. Why. Low quality nurses are mixed. Say the patient's illness or situation out loud. Try to forcefully change the dialysis start time, which is determined based on living conditions. The questionnaire tells you that you want to use a certain medicine but you want to use it. Puncture failed more than 4 times a week. Some nurses give very appropriate wrong answers when asked about their illness. In the past, many people sit down or sleep at station parking lots and roadsides while shedding tears while giving priority to removing water over patient's low blood pressure and returning to tears. He was ignored even if told, and returned home with tears while seeing when he returned home. I can do it now. You can only see if you are changing the amount of water removal with curiosity or play. Even now, it always exceeds the water removal target value. Is it a machine error? Immediately after being assigned to the former director, he was told that he would not see any diabetic patients at this hospital. The previous former director had said to see. The current director is pretty sure, but it's awkward if anyone comes back to see no diabetes. He looked for a doctor outside and was in no treatment for three months. A patient eats a lunch box in a hospital room. It's not bad, but you're going to vomit with the smell, so please ventilate. If your blood sugar level is low, you will hear loud questions at your ears about meaningless questions about when you ate lunch or when you ate it, but it will be lower because you are in the time of maximum insulin effect. In addition, it is a question from a nurse who can not understand even if it explains many times when it comes up. Throw the arm with the needle removed. Jikei No. 3 treats the patient's arm gently and gently like a broken object. While three nurses and technicians are gathering together, one of them talks while pressing the hand where my needle is sticking with his finger many times. Where was medicine? It is not a meaningful act. I can't let you go to the toilet. It is a chicken condition that allows other strong patients to make requests even later than their own. She was told that she was hospitalized at the time she was receiving regular medication and she was checking if she had received the medicine. Shouldn't we hear the request and tell the doctor? Ignored. A sign of hypotension at the end of dialysis. Yawning, tears, and heat. Blood pressure is 150. The nurse comes when she is sleeping because she is sick, and she forcibly reclines. He says that it's easier to put it up and there is no basis. Sleeping is better if you have low blood pressure, and you don't have to ask anything. I'm going to let my brain die due to lack of oxygen. Do you not observe the situation? When I felt my blood fainting, a technician came and erect my back. Since the blood pressure is 100, the blood pressure recovers to 160 with the replacement fluid 200. Was saved. Nurses who have repeatedly explained that their eyes are about to be blind and that their blood pressure is high and low can damage the retina, and even without listening to the situation, perhaps leave their backs up to get back early and leave. An engineer with good judgment to measure and replace fluid while watching the situation. Useless nurses and scientific engineers are mixed. It is the moment when you are aware of blindness or brain death. The normal blood pressure is 170, and if it falls 70, the damage and suffering are great. Even though I have said many times that I can suffer from hypotension at 130.

I used to work as a nurse in this clinic. A clean and well-lit clinic for outpatient hemodialysis. There is an elevator to the dialysis room on the 2nd floor, although it is small. ☆One reason is that the Zenitokai Group that manages tends to accept patients more than their capacities, and that is why the staffs are often replaced. The reassuring staff who are accustomed to the patients who have a chronic illness such as renal failure are encouraging, so it is a shame that the intensity of their migration is sad. It seems that Zeninkai is a black company for medical staff who accept and use any patient. However, it seems to be easy to use for patients with renal failure due to the number of group clinics and the goodness of dialysis specialists who can go to hospital with free lunch.

I can't recommend it very much. Moved to a new location in the spring of 2020 and the interior is beautiful. Doctors are kind and nice, but there are many people who are careful about nurses. I think I don't have to say that much. Helpers who are not nurses are even more intimidating. The drivers who pick you up are kind. It seems that there are many patients, the space between chairs and beds is narrow, the nurses are tingling, and it is not very comfortable as a patient, so I am thinking about changing to a clinic elsewhere.

Because it is a general dialysis clinic.