sick to death

Julesjewels · Dec 17, 2008

brysgrl,

don't think the worst. i was last to go out of my class and was panicky all day for no reason. yes, i was nervous, but once in there i remembered my training. just take 5 deep breaths and remember how professional you were with the clinicals and show that same attitude in the test. you will do fine and happy, prayerful thoughts are with you.

good luck

jules:d

brysgrl · Dec 17, 2008

brysgrl,
don't think the worst. i was last to go out of my class and was panicky all day for no reason. yes, i was nervous, but once in there i remembered my training. just take 5 deep breaths and remember how professional you were with the clinicals and show that same attitude in the test. you will do fine and happy, prayerful thoughts are with you.
good luck
jules:d

thanks jules its good to have someone out there who is understanding of this i will let you know how it goes tomorrow and again thank you

niali · Dec 17, 2008

Take a deep breath......then,go in and do your skills.One person can hear

one thing and your examiner hear another.I think it has to do if you are within the correct range.I wish you the best of luck :redpinkhe.

nickos · Dec 18, 2008

I am sure you will do just fine. It took me a long time to feel confident about blood pressures. I try to pay attention to not just the sound but the little "bounce" in the mercury or bead as well. Practice as much as you can! It's not that bad and nobody expects you to be perfect. :) good luck!

PS also when I took my skills test; I was told that if I forgot to do something to tell the instructors as soon as I realized it. There were some pretty minor things that I almost forgot that I mentioned just in case, and I passed with flying colors.

~nickos