TexasLVN91

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1. CEUs

   TexasLVN91 posted a topic in LPN, LVN Corner

   I tried finding another post about this, but I couldn't. Are the CEU courses offered by the major websites (nurse.com, for example) applicable for RNs and LVNs? I'm in Texas and need to complete my...

2. HELP New grad job dilemma

   TexasLVN91 replied to TampaNursing's topic in General Nursing

   I would go with the first

3. Policy and Procedures

   TexasLVN91 replied to TexasLVN91's topic in General Nursing

   Thank you all your for input! Just to clarify, I do know that nurses all do things differently, I was referring more to policy regarding protocol, for example, after a fall, all the paperwork and...

4. Policy and Procedures

   TexasLVN91 posted a topic in General Nursing

   I recently left a job, for various reasons, but mainly because each preceptor I was with had a 'different way' of doing things, in all aspects. It was pretty confusing, and when I mentioned that I...

5. Nonverbal patients

   TexasLVN91 replied to TexasLVN91's topic in General Nursing

   Thank you! That was very helpful. Since there are more than a few patients I work with that I have this issue with, I will definitely look into these

6. Nonverbal patients

   TexasLVN91 posted a topic in General Nursing

   Hi all, I'm a new nurse training at a LTC facility and have a question about certain patients who are confused, obtunded or not alert and also have contractures. I always introduce myself and explain...

7. Language barrier dilemna

   TexasLVN91 replied to TexasLVN91's topic in General Students

   Thank you all so much. I just feel like the odd man out I guess, because nearly everyone here does speak spanish. My instructors emphasize therapeutic communication and establishing rapport...our...

8. Language barrier dilemna

   TexasLVN91 posted a topic in General Students

   I just finished my first semester of nursing school (Yay!) and there seems to only be one problem. I live close to the Texas-Mexico border, and even though I am not from here, my boyfriend is, so we...

9. Drop some knowledge on me - What do you wish you would've known starting LPN school

   TexasLVN91 replied to TheNewNightingale�'s topic in LPN, LVN Students

   Based on my experience, I can tell you that every program is different so listen very carefully to the policies of your program, and listen to your instructors! They will have a method of teaching and...

10. Am I going to hate nursing

    TexasLVN91 replied to AmberDray's topic in General Students

    I understand how people can misinterpret this, but I also understand you are just being honest, you are stressed by the program and on top of that your peers and the instructors that are supposed to...

11. I must ace TEAS test first time

    TexasLVN91 replied to BlueBoxSearcher's topic in TEAS Exam Help

    You should definitely shoot for a 100%, but it is difficult. An 'A' is certainly possible if you utilize the right tools, such as the ATI manual, mometrix, and ATI practice tests along with going more...

12. 72 on the teas; but am undaunted.

    TexasLVN91 replied to J.J 1's topic in TEAS Exam Help

    Definitely just take your time, and thoroughly go through each question. I couldn't find a ton of practice questions online for passages, but the 2 practice tests helped a ton, along with the manual!...

13. Teas exam please help fellows

    TexasLVN91 replied to surgtechg's topic in TEAS Exam Help

    I think the key is taking the time to review all of the material and then condensing it while you learn until you can go over pretty much everything in your head. That way you know if you have it...

14. I have taken the TEAS 4 times

    TexasLVN91 replied to ken8295's topic in TEAS Exam Help

    It sounds like you really need to review the material in full; mainly the science section because it is short but is so broad in its questions spanning multiple science courses. Go over your Anatomy...

15. Aced my TEAS

    TexasLVN91 replied to TexasLVN91's topic in TEAS Exam Help

    Definitely focus on the manual. I think otherwise you'll be trying to review tons of topics that aren't even on the test. Anatomy should be priority since its a huge section, and the basics of Biology...