DKM_RN

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1. Smoking among Nurses is hypocritical.

   DKM_RN replied to thomasgbsn's topic in General Nursing

   Exactly..... couldn't of said it better myself...

2. Introductions:"New" and "Old" Students.

   DKM_RN replied to Love-A-Nurse's topic in General Students

   Hello everyone. My name is Dana. I am 24 yrs old, married, mother of 1, LPN for 2 yrs, RN for 1 yr.... I am currently taking prereqs for my BSN. Congrats to all the new student nurses out there!!!

3. 1 month in and students already quitting

   DKM_RN replied to luvmypatients's topic in Pre-Nursing

   Prereqs have a great way of "weeding" people out of the nursing field. Many of the classes are tough and if someone cannot deal with the workload or difficulty of the classes, then they definitely will not make it in nursing school. When I was in...

4. How old are you?

   DKM_RN replied to flight.attendant's topic in Pre-Nursing

   I am 24 years old and was an LPN for two years and have been an RN for one.....

5. Success With Saunders (plus Venting)

   DKM_RN replied to mye614's topic in NCLEX

   I used the exam mode and after I was finished, I went back over all the questions and made sure I understood the rationales, no matter if I got the question right or wrong.

6. Anyone got any info. for a Military spouse heading for nursing school?

   DKM_RN replied to wannabe2007's topic in Pre-Nursing

   Wannabe, I am a 24 yr old RN that has been married to a military man for 3 yrs. We have one child together. I can tell you from experience, I did not have any problems going through nursing school until my husband went on his depl...

7. I'm Taking My Exam On Monday 8/22/05

   DKM_RN replied to deleteme's topic in NCLEX

   I definately agree with nurselisaann. You need to study any nursing book you can find and study hard. I don't know if you will have time to purchase a comprehensive review book unless they are readily available to you (i.e. you have a Barnes and No...

8. Received an "F" for a "B"!

   DKM_RN replied to Anjann's topic in General Nursing

   When I was in nursing school, we were given nursing calculation exams every quarter. We were allowed two attempts to pass the exam at 100%--if you did not pass the nursing calculation exam, you did not proceed with the nursing program.....and my ins...