mondee619

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1. I am officially a licensed RN!!! YAY!

   mondee619 replied to mondee619's topic in NCLEX

   You are right, you got this!!!! :) Lots of luck being sent to you!!!!

2. I am officially a licensed RN!!! YAY!

   mondee619 replied to mondee619's topic in NCLEX

3. I am officially a licensed RN!!! YAY!

   mondee619 replied to mondee619's topic in NCLEX

   I created an Excel template of my scores in percentages. I hope you are able to view it below. The bolded numbers are my scores for each category (right side) and each test (bottom). I did the Trainer tests in order and completed Trainer #7 three day...

4. How to answer Priority Questions on the NCLEX?

   mondee619 replied to RNfindingherway's topic in NCLEX

   I took NCLEX on 1/7/14 and passed. I had a lot of prioritization as well as SATA/PATA's. I was unable to use the ABC's with my prioritization questions. I had to read each answer choice carefully, figure out what the outcome would be if I did not see...

5. I am officially a licensed RN!!! YAY!

   mondee619 replied to mondee619's topic in NCLEX

   Sending lots of luck for you today!!! You will do great!!

6. I am officially a licensed RN!!! YAY!

   mondee619 posted a topic in NCLEX

   On January 7, 2014 I passed NCLEX!!! First, I want to say THANK YOU to ALLNURSES.com!!!! This site was so useful during my nursing school and nclex prep!!! Since I found many nclex test-takers' posts so helpful, I should post something about my jour...

7. Can CNA encourage and teach how to use Incentive spirometer

   mondee619 replied to mondee619's topic in Student Assist

   Thank you!!! :) I took my ATI yesterday and used the M.E.A.T acronym. I knew about the EAT from a NCLEX study packet, but the M was very helpful!

8. NG tube and Ice Chips

   mondee619 replied to mondee619's topic in Student Assist

   Thank you for all of your help! Apologies for leaving out the other two options. Here is the original question and I had the instructor review the last choice for any typos (there were some). It is true that 6 oz. of ice chips is a lot (considering t...

9. NG tube and Ice Chips

   mondee619 replied to mondee619's topic in Student Assist

   That's how the question/choices are worded Hence, the reason for my confusion. I eliminated the other two choices. There are a total of four choices.

10. NG tube and Ice Chips

    mondee619 replied to mondee619's topic in Student Assist

    It's a practice question. The NG and Ice chip belongs to one of the answer choices. I do not know what the answer is. The question that I'm reading is: The nurse observes the CNA doing the following tasks. Which of the following observations would re...

11. NG tube and Ice Chips

    mondee619 posted a topic in Student Assist

    Can a patient with a NG tube with intermittent suction have Ice Chips?

12. Can CNA encourage and teach how to use Incentive spirometer

    mondee619 posted a topic in Student Assist

    Can a CNA encourage a patient that had an appendectomy and teach how to use the IS? I thought that it is the RN's duty to teach patient's how to use the IS after surgery. Or, what if the RN had already taught the patient how to use the IS, but the CN...

13. Delegation RN, LPN, CNA, nursing student intern

    mondee619 replied to mondee619's topic in Student Assist

    Thank you Pangea for the reminder *unrepaired cardiac defect

14. Delegation RN, LPN, CNA, nursing student intern

    mondee619 replied to mondee619's topic in Student Assist

    If I did not have the electronic or web for resources on K+, then I would have the RN do it. Thank you Esme, I forgot to mention this in my post, about the unrepaired cardiac defect. I figured that the patient may be unstable or the outcome may be un...

15. Delegation RN, LPN, CNA, nursing student intern

    mondee619 replied to mondee619's topic in Student Assist

    As a nurse, I would look everything up that is on the patient's tray (for K+) just to be safe. I do not believe nurses or anybody would know everything. Thank goodness for resources :) That's why I want to go with RN and not the CNA, LPN (to be on th...