Nurses General Nursing
Published Jan 4, 2003
kjseam
44 Posts
I was reading this book and it said that RN's with an ADN degree is an assistant to RN's with their BSN. Is this true?
Thanks for your help.
:kiss
OBNURSEHEATHER
1,961 Posts
Ummmm..... nope.
Darn double posts. I didnt think that sounded right but I just wanted to make sure because I will be starting an ADN program soon.
THanks
Kelly
Is there a way to get rid of a double post?
Nope. Unless you PM a moderator and ask them to delete it.
It will just slip away.....
Heather
Well sorry about that
No reason to be sorry! It takes some messing around a bit to figure these boards out!
Welcome!
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SmilingBluEyes
20,964 Posts
Originally posted by kjseam I was reading this book and it said that RN's with an ADN degree is an assistant to RN's with their BSN. Is this true? Thanks for your help.:kiss
what, pray tell, book what that? I want to read this for myself. And the answer would be NO! OH and welcome to the boards.
DIPLOMATICRN4HIRE, MSN, RN
501 Posts
Wonder if thats the book that stated in Nursing duties of Darning Drs socks and scrubbing the floors for $.02 a day.
Is there a title to the book that you would like to share, I have a good friend that would love to read it and I would love to watch her read it and watch her spit her coffee out lol.
Zoe
cactus wren
295 Posts
disclsaimer..( with early apologies to friends )
RN...real nurse
BSN....bull sh*t nurse
Irishcreme
33 Posts
No,
but I did read on one website that an RN ADN is considered a "technical" nurse while BSN's are considered professional. I don't agree with it though.