Constantly Surprised

Constantly Surprised

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  1. Entering first year in Fall 2012- Very Nervous!

    Endocrine, cardiac, respiratory, renal and neuro are huge. Did I say huge? I meant HUGE!!! One of the best things you can do to prepare for enterance nursing classes is fully and completly understand those subjects. It isn't likely that your instruct...
  2. Nursing Dx confusion

    Maybe Deficient knowledge r/t cognitive limitation (secondary to autism) aeb patients noncompliance with drug therapy?
  3. Help with Nursing Diagnosis

    I forget who posted this, or when, but I did get it from this site. Always helps me to refer back to this one. The rules for constructing a 3-part nursing diagnostic statement are as follows. . . P. Stands for the problem. The problem is written as ...
  4. Homework help - child abuse?

    The primary goal of any nurse regarding any patient is safety. Always safety first. Your primary goal is the safety of your patient. Secondary to me would be a support role. An ear, a shoulder. While you wouldn't instruct your patient on what they s...
  5. ATI Comprehensive predictor 2010

    I can't add anything else to that comment. Sums it up perfectly for me.
  6. Mnemonic for blood flow through the heart?

    This is going to sound just beyond silly, but this video helped me in A&P 🙂
  7. Ready to start a family, 35, and in nursing school...

    The real question revolves around priorities. Which is more important to you at this point in your life; career or starting a family? Everyone is different, so I can't offer up an advice in so far as "what I would do" because I'm not you. What reall...
  8. New Graduation Requirements, Can They Do This?

    It reflects poorly on your school if they graduate you and then you fail the NCLEX. If a certain number of people don't pass (I believe 80% is the cut off point in my state) then that school's accreditation goes into question. So, while it may seem s...
  9. How soon you will be drug tested after admission?

    You are easily one of my favorite posters here and have managed, yet again, to sum up my feelings on a topic quite well.
  10. I just want to throw this out there for students :)

    Now that you mention it, I don't often reply to those posts because I'm a student myself and not used to care plans 100% yet. The best I can do is offer my for what they're worth, which is more like one and a half cents lol... I consult my books and...
  11. Care plan Dx

    One of the nursing DX listed from NANDA is Impaired Verbal Communication with an objective defining characteristic as 'Inability to speak dominant language' I'd say that's a fit here. Discusses an intervention as 'determine primary language and cultu...
  12. Just got my acceptance letter Winter 2011!!

    :anpom: First and foremost, Yay!!! Always keep the acceptance letter handy, perhaps on your refrigerator, so that you can see it often. At the bottom of that letter, write your name and then add RN behind it. Remember always, especially after a hard...
  13. feeling really down....

    Someone had posted the following site on another thread, and I have used it ever since. https://evolve.elsevier.com/cs/Satellite/StudentMyHome?Audience=Student It's free to use, and relatively easy to navigate. What you will want to do is use the sea...
  14. Priority for DVT

    Assess for negative homan's sign every shift?
  15. program starts in Jan, looking to read ahead

    Everything this person said! Take some time to get your life in order. Clean out some closets and the like... Really. No one expects you to know all of this off the bat, and a firm grasp of A&P will speed you along.