Students General Students
Published Aug 29, 2002
You are reading page 2 of I Passed!!!!
tex
155 Posts
Even when you have graduated > 10yrs ago, you never forget that wonderful and exhaustive happiness that you passed. It is what drives you to your next test and so on. Before you know it, you are waiting in line to take your state boards. Congradulations. Remember a C will get you a degree. Even though I made higher marks, that saying became important to me, espically as I watched some of my friends not make it. Remember, as I have stated on another thread. You have to want this degree "More than Air" Tex
Vsummer1
656 Posts
Originally posted by Bonnie Blue Just some food for thought on VS. One of my instructors said pain should be considered a fifth vital sign because joint commission has put a lot of emphasis on it in their accredation process. Congrats on passing! :)
Just some food for thought on VS. One of my instructors said pain should be considered a fifth vital sign because joint commission has put a lot of emphasis on it in their accredation process. Congrats on passing!
:)
That is a very good point! I am wondering if that is part of the "assessment". Even though vitals are part of the assessment, they split it up into parts for the check off.
And I will also bear that in mind when doing my assessments on real live patients... thank you for the tip!