3/7/12 Kristin was assigned to a day one post C-section patient. She and I got report from the 11-7 nurse. Following report, I took Kristin into the patient\'s room and reviewed with the the solution of IV,the rate of IV, pump and infusion site. This was also told to us on report. When it was time to chart, I asked Kristin what IV was hanging and she told me saline. I asked her again and she said a saline lock. I told her that we took the IV down and that the patient now has a saline lock but what IV was hanging on initial rounds. Again, she stated a saline lock. I asked her to go into the room and recheck the solution(bag was in sink draining). When she came back, she said that I was right. I then  proceeded to ask her the rate and she stated\" I think it\'s running at 125ml/hr. I questioned her if she thought or that she knew the rate was 125ml/hr. Her answer was that she didn\'t know. At this point I told her that I was concerned with her assessments and she become upset and asked me if I was questioning what she knew. I told yes. 
At the end of the day, a nurse came up to me to tell me that Kristin\'s patient complained to her that Kristin appeared to be in a hurry all day to get out of her room. She stated that she was taking a shower for the first time and Kristin wasn\'t there to assist her. I told the nurse that I would discuss this with Kristin