On Thursday, 11-21-13, Loveline demonstrated poor judgement in the care of her resident.  Loveline came to me in clinical to inform me that her resident\'s pulse rate was 100.  I told her I would come and check it with her as soon as I completed vital signs with another student.  She did not state it was urgent or indicate that her resident was experiencing any other symptoms.  When I walked into her resident\'s room, the woman was experiencing labored breathing with a respiratory rate of 36.  I asked Loveline if she checked her pulse ox and what respiratory rate she obtained.  She did not do a pulse ox and state respiratory rate was 17.  I instructed her to obtain dinemapp.  Pulse ox was 61%.  Heart rate 120.  Nasal O2 cannula was upside down.  When readjusted, pulse ox started to rise.  Within a short period of time, pulse ox was 95% and heart rate was decreasing to 92.  I left resident with Loveline and med nurse while I worked with other students.  As I walked past nurse\'s station, approx. 20 mins. later, Loveline was in nurse\'s station looking at a chart.  I asked her what her resident\'s respiratory rate and pulse ox were now.  She stated she did not recheck them.  I stressed the importance of reassessment.  We then went and reassessed the resident.  