In the NCLEX world, is it true that LPN's cannot administer IV meds or initiate peripheral IV access? I know in the real world they do, but I'm missing questions regarding this on the practice tests I'm taking.
My school using ATI and I find it beneficial. They are a great quick reference and summarize information really well. We took the exit ATI comprehensive exam last week. Most of my class did well, > 70%. Also, it shows you what information you need to review before you take the NCLEX and gives you a probablitily percentage of passing the NCLEX.
In the NCLEX world, is it true that LPN's cannot administer IV meds or initiate peripheral IV access? I know in the real world they do, but I'm missing questions regarding this on the practice tests I'm taking.
Thanks for you input!
My school using ATI and I find it beneficial. They are a great quick reference and summarize information really well. We took the exit ATI comprehensive exam last week. Most of my class did well, > 70%. Also, it shows you what information you need to review before you take the NCLEX and gives you a probablitily percentage of passing the NCLEX.