blyn79

blyn79 specializes in LTC.

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1. NCLEX victim today

   blyn79 posted a topic in NCLEX

   Took NCLEX-PN this am...don't think I did so well. I know this is a thought that almost everyone has. Computer shut off at 85. I'm so scared I failed-I swear these were only a few that I think I really KNEW the answer to-the rest? best nursing judgem...

2. Taking NCLEX Monday! Keep some fingers and toes crossed for me!

   blyn79 posted a topic in General Nursing

   I'm taking my NCLEX-PN Monday and I am scared to death. I'm absolutely terrified of failing. Normally, I don't get test anxiety-but I've had it ever since I made my appt last week. I realize that these feelings are quite typical, as I have read many ...

3. New Grad-waiting for ATT

   blyn79 posted a topic in General Nursing

   Hello all. I just graduated on 6/20.I am still waiting for ATT. I registered with Pearson Vue-just waiting for "thumbs up" from BON. This feels like forever! I've been working as a CNA-been a CNA for 3 years-but now, I feel like I'm getting ripped of...

4. Student Nurse who needs some input/advice

   blyn79 replied to blyn79's topic in General Nursing

   and she claims that the only difference between her and a nurse in the state of georgia is that she can't start iv's or cath a pt. so, tell me-do they teach the NURSING PROCESS in M.A. classes now? or critical thinking skills for that matter? those 2...

5. Student Nurse who needs some input/advice

   blyn79 posted a topic in General Nursing

   hello all...i am in my last quarter of lpn school. 7 more weeks-but who's counting?? i am currently doing a rotation through a pediatrician's office. on my first day, the office manager was telling me about a "typical" day and letting me know who i w...

6. ? about rectal administration of medication

   blyn79 posted a topic in General Nursing

   Hello all...I just have a question...I'm an LPN student and I graduate in June. On the weekends I'm a CNA at a nursing home. This past weekend at work, the LPN I was working under gave a resident her meds rectally. They were pills-not suppositories. ...