i have been taking nursing classes for over a year, and had decided to take the fall sem off. well, last week i was refered to a dr that requested a mri and was diagnosed with craniopharyngioma. they aren't sure it could also be a pituitary adenoma. ...
Our class doesn't take the overall grade we have to pass each test with a 75 or above. If we fail one test or miss 8 hours of class (when we are there 40hrs a week) we are out.... We are talking with the dean but I'm not sure it will do any good. I t...
I'm so upset, I'm sorry to rant guys but I can't help it. I'm attending a LPN program. First off we started out our class with 32 people and we were down to 24 last week. So Friday we had a test over pediatrics and 11 people fail (75 and below) so th...
Ours are grading from 1-5 1 and 2 fail 3 passes. The instructor said you would have to go above and beyond to get anything above a 3. So pretty much pass or fail.... Nalini
I personally like what we do at our facility, maybe it would work for you. We have a Bath book for NAs to chart in that has a schedule for every resident's bath. Our facility does baths every other day for each resident unless they request everyday (...
My family always got a real tree while growing up, but I like the pre lit arficial trees. Easy to put up and decorate, don't have to worry about the tree drying out.
My family always got a real tree while growing up, but I like the pre lit arficial trees. Easy to put up and decorate, don't have to worry about the tree drying out.
First Semester of LPN program 20 credits, which is 2 classes. Summer will be 10 though... I think it would be weird to split up all the classes. I can't wait!! :)
So, I've been applying for a CNA position at a local hospital for a long time. I had my first interview there last week and got a call today to go for another interview next week. This would be great experience and the pay is good for my area. Howeve...
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I really think that it is an individuals choice. I don't see myself having a DNR but my husband that is 27 wants to get one and we have had this talk several times. For him it is all about the quality of life he could have after waking up.
I will hopefully have under 5000 when I finish getting my LPN. However, I would still do it if it needed more. Think about how you will pay it back... I don't know salaries for your area, but consider income, interest, and maybe even go fulltime to s...
I would have to say my mother-in-law for calling us a thousand times!!! Grrr :angryfire Do you think I could zap her through the phone? :chuckle and also Anna Nicole Smith she needs some kind of help....