patientlywaitinagain

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1. Too much on my plate need advice!!!!

   patientlywaitinagain replied to NAZIZ's topic in General Students

   You seem like a great person. Sometimes a person can be a superwoman, but not forever, and not all the time. You did your best. Goodluck!!!

2. Things you'd LOVE to be able to tell patients, and get away with it.

   patientlywaitinagain replied to AngelfireRN's topic in Relations

   ignorance can be fixed. stupidity can't. just because you don't understand my reasoning doesn't mean you're stupid.

3. Nursing Students or Student Nurses

   patientlywaitinagain replied to Anoetos's topic in General Students

   Student Nurse - you are describing a nurse Nursing student= you are describing a student :confused:

4. When did patients become "clients"?

   patientlywaitinagain replied to woahmelly's topic in General Nursing

   Or the patients had the patience to wait by the sea shore.:)

5. Things you'd LOVE to be able to tell patients, and get away with it.

   patientlywaitinagain replied to AngelfireRN's topic in Relations

   You are exactly right Joanna. I am reading and posting to learn and help as much as I can with what little I know. I have been in the accounting field for too long and reading posts such as these are very informative. Believe it or not, I will go ...

6. Things you'd LOVE to be able to tell patients, and get away with it.

   patientlywaitinagain replied to AngelfireRN's topic in Relations

   i agree with both of you. i am naive and clueless and the only points of comparison i have is from a patient's view and the view from a former cna who attended monthly "eye opening" meetings with administration about empathizing with our geriatric r...

7. When did patients become "clients"?

   patientlywaitinagain replied to woahmelly's topic in General Nursing

   Hmmm.... "patients" sounds like "patience" to me. I wonder why.

8. Are You a Member of the allnurses.com Grammar Police?

   patientlywaitinagain replied to PacoUSA's topic in Humor

9. Do all programs require TEAS?

   patientlywaitinagain replied to Aurorarose's topic in TEAS

   Find out from the school of your choice. Like what the other posters said, each institution has different requirements. I took the TEAS test for a private college, and took the NAT for a local community college.

10. New TEAS V Science Section

    patientlywaitinagain replied to nepthea's topic in TEAS

    I thought I would do poorly in Science (v. 5) - I was a nervous wreck, but I read for a week, mostly gen micro, gen anatomy/physiology, basics of chem, and basics of physics. I did not study for 2 days before the test because I was afraid of mental...

11. Things you'd LOVE to be able to tell patients, and get away with it.

    patientlywaitinagain replied to AngelfireRN's topic in Relations

    I hope that in my old age, I will NEVER do anything stupid to offend my nurses. After all, I guarantee that those nurses and the ones they love won't ever get old, tired, scared and senile. Maybe I am saying this because I am not a nurse yet. I migh...

12. Going to Nursing School at an Older Age

    patientlywaitinagain replied to AmaurosisFugax's topic in Pre-Nursing

    We're like fine wine. We just get better as we age.

13. concorde career institute (college) jacksonville fl

    patientlywaitinagain replied to momofthree_fl's topic in General Students

    For Concorde: You first have to set up an appointment with a counselor to get all basic information about the program. If you think the program is right for you, then you will be asked to take the Wonderlic test. After you pass the Wonderlic, you w...

14. Everest LPN Program

    patientlywaitinagain replied to savvy_23's topic in LPN/LVN Students

    Yes. She worked for a placement agency and was able to work immediately at Home Healthcare. Then she was hired at a Nursing Home. She passed her NCLEX on the first try. I'm not sure where you are from but where she's at, the job market is not th...

15. LPN/ADN Schools in Washington State that DO NOT require pre requisites!

    patientlywaitinagain replied to Jeninejones's topic in General Nursing

    I thought LPN is vocational training and does not require pre-reqs?