I passed my nclex RN for the state of CA

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I passed my nclex RN for the state of CA. I tested on 5/21/09 and just got my result today on line on the BRN website. thank all memebers for continuing to support each other. after my computer shut off at 75q. i did not feel like i fail but just this what if thinking. anyway there's a thread here that is all about infection control, types of isolation and precaution. I don't know who posted it here but sure help me . the thread has an acronym "DEARPMSSI & DIPPS " good luck to future nclex test taker and God bless. I did it with a 5 years old daughter and a year old son. you can do it. Kaplan is good for critical thinking saunders is good for knowledge base and content review.:heartbeat:heartbeat:heartbeat:heartbeat:yeah::yeah::yeah::yeah::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya:

I passed my nclex RN for the state of CA. I tested on 5/21/09 and just got my result today on line on the BRN website. thank all memebers for continuing to support each other. after my computer shut off at 75q. i did not feel like i fail but just this what if thinking. anyway there's a thread here that is all about infection control, types of isolation and precaution. I don't know who posted it here but sure help me . the thread has an acronym "DEARPMSSI & DIPPS " good luck to future nclex test taker and God bless. I did it with a 5 years old daughter and a year old son. you can do it. Kaplan is good for critical thinking saunders is good for knowledge base and content review.:heartbeat:heartbeat:heartbeat:heartbeat:yeah::yeah::yeah::yeah::loveya::loveya::loveya::loveya:

congratulations to you!im testing on 8th of june. Im just wondering what DEARPMSSI & DIPPS means?do you still remember where can i find the thread or is it on random fact throwing?thanks in advance...

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congratulations to you!im testing on 8th of june. im just wondering what dearpmssi & dipps means?do you still remember where can i find the thread or is it on random fact throwing?thanks in advance...

here's that thread. good luck with your studies.

airborne precaution (single room) mask

"mtv" stand for :

m- measles (rubeola)

t- tb ( room need to be negative airflow/ultraviolet germicide irradiation) use respirator mask

v- disseminated varilla zoster (chicken pox, herpes zoster, singles, small fox) add contact precaution gloves, and gown

pt. wear mask when leaving room

droplet precaution (private room and can have roomate) mask

"dearpmsi" stand for:

d- diptheria

e- epiglottits

a- adenoviros

r- rubella

p- pertussis

p- pneumonia

p- pharyngitis

p- parvovirus

m- mumps

m- meningitis ( add gown )

s- sepsis

s- scarlet fever

i- influenza

pt. wear mask when leaving the room

standard (private room and can have roommates) gown and gloves

c-diff

respiratory syncytial virus (rsv)

vre

mrsa

skin infection ( ["dipps" stand for diptheria, impetigo, pediculosis, sacbies, staphyloccus add mask)

transport w/ clean sheet fully cover

congratulations to you!im testing on 8th of june. Im just wondering what DEARPMSSI & DIPPS means?do you still remember where can i find the thread or is it on random fact throwing?thanks in advance...

I'm not good about computer too much. If you search the allnurses.com the same page has stuff about how to group your medications by category and their common side effect. the DEARPMSSI & DIPPS are acronyms that whoever post it that time used to group infection control and their precautions. I don't know if this will be considered plagiarism because it is not my work. if silver dragon okay it I can post it because I copy it down as part of my study aid.

good someone already post it. good luck on your studying.

thanks guys for being supportive n helpful. congtrats and best of luck...

:yeah::yeah:Congratulations and best of luck as you move on to the next level.:nurse:

congratulations! what were you getting on your q banks and your question trainers? im so happy for you...

wow congratulations! what were you getting on your kaplan q bank and your question trainers...im so happy for you

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