Level 2 student nurse

joannarose · May 13, 2014

of course everyone can save a life kun kabalo. hahaha

beagolez · May 13, 2014

can you tell me what is the meaning of kabalo? haha

joannarose · May 13, 2014

of course everyone can save a life if they know how.

freyan grace · May 13, 2014

duh thats what first aid are for

Esme12, ASN, BSN, RN · May 13, 2014

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LoriRNCM, ADN, ASN, RN · May 13, 2014

Oh for Pete's sake. I've been wondering about these level two questions popping up all over the place under different names. Looks like alnurses has been hacked.

Esme12, ASN, BSN, RN · May 13, 2014

We have not been hacked....they are students in the Philippines.

MikeeMikes26 · Jan 5, 2016

Anyone can but always think of the first and most important rule to do no further harm. Helping others who are in dire situation doesn't require rocket science or any specific degrees or education. Common sense and our instinct are enough most of the time unless you are referring to the technicalities of the situation like giving medications, establishing an airway (intubation), using defib and establishing an IV access, then the answer is NO because you are neither licensed nor skilled to perform all these tasks.