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Hello,
I currently work as an LPN. (For 2 years) I kind of started by career as a nurse backwards. I worked in corrections and am now in home heath care. Let me tell you, your best bet is working in a LTC FACILITY OR HOSPITAL after GETTING YOUR LPN, but I live in S. Florida (this may happen all over) but the hospitals want at least a year of experience in a hospital setting. Well, duh how do you get it? So, anyway, I am interested in clepping out of some prerequisites, like the math, chemistry, composition. Does anyone know anything about clepping out? Then, I was interested in the I Study Smart program which allows you to study for all your nursing courses, then take examinations, perform the clinicals and apply to take the NCLEX. Kind of expensive, but convenient. Does anyone know anything about the clepping out and have any advice on doing homehealth? I am really learning alot, just don't have the hospital experience with catheters, G-tubes, blood draws, IV's, etc. I primarily do wound care, CV/CP assessments and injections. I am getting acquainted with the wound wav system as well. Any advise would be appreciated. Also, one more question. I have had several nurses tell me that after you open a bottle of normal saline, you must refrigerate it, and keep for 7 days, then discard it. Then some nurses say they have never heard of that. What are your thoughts on that as well? Thanks for your help!!!
Jennifer Freeman