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Search Results Type: Posts; User: Starfish, RN
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- For my BSN program we had simulation at school, and took care of real patients in the hospital. We have a simulation 'hospital' on campus, and would be filmed and critiqued based off of our...Jun 28, '12
- Forum: General Nursing Student
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- I have yet to experience a code situation and am about to start on a med-surg floor. I understand what happens once the code button is pushed, but what happens prior? Do you run out to the doorway...Jun 27, '12
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- I'm a new grad RN about to start on a med-surg floor. I was told that on days I will have 4-5 patients and on nights 7-8. Does this sound normal/manageable?Jun 27, '12
- Forum: Medical-Surgical Nursing
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- Does anyone know what type of unit this is? Do you have any information about it? Thanks!Jun 12, '12
- Forum: Pennsylvania State Nursing Programs
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- Hello, I was wondering if anyone has experience working at Shadyside hospital and if you could give me some feedback. I have an interview there this week. Also, does anyone know where I can find...Jun 12, '12
- Forum: Pennsylvania Nursing
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- Hi all. I just graduated with my BSN and obtained my RN license. I had an interview today in a LTC, dementia/Alzheimer's locked unit, and rehab facility. I could be hired into any of these units. ...Jun 7, '12
- Forum: LTC: Directors Nursing / Assistant (DON/ADON)
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- I'm not sure if BSNs get more than ADNs around here, but I do see that 75% or more of the RN job openings say 'BSN preferred' or 'BSN required'.May 21, '12
- Forum: Registered Nurses: Diploma / ADN / BSN
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- This is a great point.May 12, '12
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- That was medication administration 101 in nursing school for me. I cannot believe your facility doesn't use filter needles with glass ampules. I hate to agree with the common sense comment, but the...May 11, '12
- Forum: Nursing and Patient Medications
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- From what I have heard, the 'you have passed' pop-up is if you take the NCLEX in a country other than the United States. Obviously, with the intention to work in the US.May 11, '12
- Forum: NCLEX Discussion Forum
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- Referring to oneself as a "vet nurse" versus just plain "nurse" is very different.May 11, '12
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- I just want to point out that nurse's aides and CNAs are referred to as UAPs, Unlicensed Assistive Personnel on NCLEX. I do not think poorly of UAPs of any kind, however I do think it is presumptuous...May 11, '12
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
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- My husband's aunt is a surgical tech and does this all the time. She refers to herself as a nurse and constantly gives 'nursing' advice to his family. She'll provide incorrect information to them,...May 10, '12
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion