Nurseworks

Nurseworks ASN, RN

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  1. Yes, because this is such a productive and classy comment. I'm voicing genuine concerns and trying to foster a dialogue wherein I may broaden my views and you chime in from the peanut gallery with this holier-than-thou tripe. Stay classy, San Diego. ...
  2. First off, you're kind of making my whole point about "the science has spoken crowd" with a response like that. Secondly, I made that statement in response to yours wherein you suggested that it was more important to produce cheap vaccines, something...
  3. I'm very familiar with the existence of the VICP and the process. What that has to do with the analogous example I put forth I cannot see; in fact it flies in the face of it. Additionally, the goal of administering vaccines should first and foremost ...
  4. That's simply not true.
  5. I specifically said "or". If the first part is unappealing (it is), then the second option I suggested should be a requirement. Hell, I'll take it a step further and forget the civic/ethical argument and speak to your capitalistic side; do you think ...
  6. Ugh, still with this? I truly get a kick out of seeing purported people of science throwing around absolutes when it comes to healthcare. Just to clear up a few things; the choice to make vaccine manufacturers exempt from lawsuits resulted from thei...
  7. Autism Nursing?

    I feel it is imperative that nursing as a profession develops some sort of sub-specialty, not just for autism, but DD in general. Too often there is simply a hodge-podge of Psych/Peds/MedSurg that is square-pegged for a patient with DD. If psych pati...
  8. Handling the "R" word

    This guy gets it. That said, what I find effective is to ask the individual how they would feel if I addressed something in a derogatory manner according to their ethnic/gender makeup. The campaign against the "R" word (Google it) handled this wit...
  9. NCLEX Yesterday, now the wait...

    I was a bit all over the place with Kaplan. I did very well on the diagnostic (70), and decent on the readiness (62). The last two trainers (higher level questions) I scored a 63 and 58 respectively, the latter supposedly being pretty close to what y...
  10. First off, thanks for the wonderful article you wrote. Secondly, my oldest (who is also on the lower end of the "spectrum") unfortunately had some cavities that needed to be filled. While we are diligent about her oral hygiene, we do let her eat suga...
  11. ADN vs. BSN

    I agree with what has been said so far, that the BSN offers no real advantage with regards to NCLEX. That said, the stat-lovers will tell you otherwise as, according to NCSBN, the passing rate is roughly 4% higher (at least this year) in favor of BSN...
  12. NCLEX Yesterday, now the wait...

    Well, in what seemed like an interminable amount of time this morning, I finally got my results and found that I PASSED!!! Beyond ecstatic! Any of you taking yours soon, best of luck. Stay focused and calm, you got this.
  13. NCLEX Yesterday, now the wait...

    Took the test in Manhattan as it offered the soonest available appointment. I used Kaplan (in-person) and UWorld along with tons of remediation. I finished the exam at 75 questions inside of an hour, had about 25 SATAs and only one exhibit. UWorld co...
  14. Kaplan qbank, NCLEX Mastery or UWorld

    I've used all three and am sorry I was late to the party with uWorld, it's that good. NCLEX Mastery is very good but their questions can be a bit leading at times since they include so much information. Kaplan has a fair amount of errors and/or ratio...
  15. Esme Needs Your Prayers

    Penny and I are sending good thoughts your way, Esme. You are easily my favorite person on here and I hope you feel better soon.