bibliophile

bibliophile specializes in Critical Care Labor & Delivery.

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1. NCLEX March 14 in CA and still no results! Advice??

   bibliophile replied to bibliophile's topic in NCLEX

   JON, I hope you and the rest of the group hear very soon! I did want to let you know that a fellow classmate of mine took the test in Redding, CA on Mar 13th and her results are up now too so maybe the BRN is just a little behind (pun intended!)

2. NCLEX March 14 in CA and still no results! Advice??

   bibliophile replied to bibliophile's topic in NCLEX

   Hi all, My license was posted this morning! I think my phone call yesterday helped. I was fairly assertive and reminded them of my many, many phone calls in which I received conflicting information each time as well as their history of losing my p...

3. NCLEX March 14 in CA and still no results! Advice??

   bibliophile replied to bibliophile's topic in NCLEX

   Jon, Did you get an IP to work when you graduated? Did it dissapear from the web before or after you got the dreaded fail letter? My IP is still up and I'm still working... If I fail, I lose the IP and can't work until I pass. Also, according to ...

4. NCLEX March 14 in CA and still no results! Advice??

   bibliophile posted a topic in NCLEX

   Hi, Does anyone know if you fail the NCLEX in CA does the IP listed on the web go away immediately? I took the NCLEX March 14th (75 questions) and have been dutifully checking the site for results every day trying not to freak out. My IP is still u...

5. Things You Would Rather Not Hear During Surgery

   bibliophile replied to rianne1117's topic in Humor

   True story: I was having a discogram to evaluate three cervical discs under IV sedation. The doctor injected dye into the "control" disc - which was supposed to be the healthy one by which to measure the suspected injured ones. I hear from my deep ...

6. Fundamentals of Nursing by "Potter and Perry."

   bibliophile replied to Jamie2887's topic in General Students

   I'm graduating with a BSN in December. :monkeydance: P&P was required for my first semester. I only skimmed it to pass the exams (received an A). No one likes the book, it's boring and repetitive. Many of my fellow students sold theirs back...