futuremombabynurse

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About futuremombabynurse

Current MA and nursing student. I'm attending Galen for LVN, and want to get my LVN to RN after that. My areas of interest are perinatal/neonatal nursing, travel nursing, and oncology. On a personal side, I'm married, no kids, three cats.

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  1. 3 dui's in mi

    If someone pointed a loaded gun at another person and shot three times, regardless of whether he missed or not, he would go to jail. The same should apply to DUI's. Your husband got lucky and never killed anyone. As someone who has lost people to d...
  2. 3 dui's in mi

    Woowwwwww...ignorance. Add me to the list of people who don't do idiotic stuff like that. I'm the permanent DD in my group of friends, the one who orders water while everyone else drinks beer. When I do drink, my husband does not and he drives. And...
  3. "Atypical" Nurse? How discouraging...

    I get the same thing a lot, but my classmates are a little more understanding of my position now that we're two quarters in. I'm married, but have no children. Out of my class of 35 last semester and 20 this semester, only five of us don't have chi...
  4. How about your favorite Old Wives Tales related to health?

    I never had antibiotics for an earache until well into my adulthood, thanks to the old country doctor my grandmother took me to. (One of the reasons why at 23 I can still take Amoxacillin.) His earache cure: equal parts white vinegar and hydrogen ...
  5. How important is neuro to an LVN/LPN?

    Our school told us that as well. We were watching the neuro assessment video and our clinical learning lab instructors turned it off about halfway through and said we wouldn't have to go into that much detail unless we were working on a neuro floor....
  6. FREE Full CNA Video Course

    Oh yay! I think I'm going to take the CNA exam at the end of this semester of LVN school, so this'll be great to study with!
  7. Funny things you have said but wish you didn't

    This happened the day of my first clinical...my very first patient, so needless to say, I was NERVOUS. When I get nervous, I tend to forget important things... My patient was a gentleman who'd been in a MVA and was a paraplegic. I remembered from t...
  8. Should I do it?

    Good 'ol SA. Well, maybe "good" depends on how long you've been here...
  9. When Does LPN Nursing School clinicals REALLY start??

    At my school, if you're a day student, you get clinical orientation the first week of school and hit the floor on week two. If you're an evening student, you start clinicals second quarter.
  10. You Know You're a Nurse When...

    Hey, some of us don't like coffee, okay? :cheers: I've been doing that since MA school.
  11. question about volunteering...

    I just applied as a hospital volunteer myself... From what I gathered from fellow students, my volunteer interviews, and instructors, volunteering is a great way to "get your foot in the door". A few classmates who work or volunteer at hospitals in ...
  12. Should I do it?

    Hello, I am currently in school for LVN (step 1 of...a million before CNMW), and our instructor told us we can sit for the CNA exam (I'm in Texas) after we finish this semester. Now, I'm an RMA, and I have a job working in a clinic, but it's a new c...
  13. Spanish speaking patients in labor

    Coming from South Texas, I'm in the minority of people who don't speak Spanish with some level of fluency, and I can offer a suggestion... While yes, the hospital should definately look into getting interpretors, there are two things that can be inva...
  14. Anyone Else in a Diploma LPN program?

    I'm in a diploma LVN program right now, and aside from the office staff constantly losing paperwork and almost the entire teaching staff being hardcore ex-military, it's really good. I'm an evening student because I work full-time during the day, an...
  15. Lvn Vs. Medical Assistant Help please

    Answer this question: Would you rather file charts, answer phones, and fight with insurance companies all day, or see between 15-50 patients a day in 2-3 minute intervals doing repetative vitals and lab tests all day? Okay, now of the one you chose ...