SN4HisGlory replied to JillFRN's topic in Student Assist
In my nursing class we are studying the GI system this week ... Without knowing much about small bowel obstruction except pt would be NPO and looking at the two treatments you mentioned, you would certainly have nursing diagnoses of Risk for hypergly...
As long as the age for retirement doesn't drop to 35 you are just fine. I am 48 and in my 4th quarter of a 7 quarter program in nursing. I will graduate just before my 49th birthday. I can still walk, hear, see, and think ... all prequisites for a go...
I'm 48 and in nursing school. I quit college many years ago to raise my children and I don't regret delaying my plans for the sake of the children I brought into the world. Whether you have another child is your choice, but to have one and let someon...
SN4HisGlory replied to buggy87's topic in Student Assist
I'm in my 4th quarter ... 3 to go. I have also found much of the nursing program unorganized. Instead, you have to organize yourself. I made a calendar using microsoft Word and put on it what I needed done for each day ... chapter(s) to be read for e...
SN4HisGlory replied to maxiaochen's topic in General Nursing
Thanks for sharing that inspiring story! I never thought about needing drug information when traveling ... I'll have to look into the purchase of a PDA when I'm out of school or at least keep my drug book with me at all times when I'm traveling.
I have searched and not found any helpful websites for specific diagnoses. The website listed below has a list of diagnoses - not for laboring moms in particular but if look hard among them you may find something useful --- like "powerlessness" (a mo...
SN4HisGlory replied to irish_fiddler747's topic in Student Assist
I'm almost done with my third quarter of nursing school. What I have found is that when you are taking more indepth classes and working in clinicals the basic ideas you learned in patho will come back to you. You will understand them better the more ...
I hope it is normal. I feel like that every new clinical ... I like having the instructor by me to make sure I don't forget something or don't do something to hurt a patient on accident (or on purpose). It's exciting and scary at the same time. But I...