NP Please help!!

Are you seriously posting a homework question for your daughter who wants to be an NP but can't take on the most basic responsibility of completing her own homework assignments????

Oh wow! Hopefully, I will never have you as my nurse! My daughter wrote  the questions and will be completing the essay on her own. I am only trying to help her get the questions out there to be answered. Obviously you do not have any children to understand that! 

Is this even a real post?

2 hours ago, Mathew Reed said:

Oh wow! Hopefully, I will never have you as my nurse! My daughter wrote  the questions and will be completing the essay on her own. I am only trying to help her get the questions out there to be answered. Obviously you do not have any children to understand that! 

No, we are nurses who've all been there. I never asked either of my parents (mom is a retired nurse) to help with my homework questions. At the masters level, she should be able to do this on her own. And yes, I do have children in their 30s. They have bachelor's degrees, and never once asked beyond general questions either

3 hours ago, Mathew Reed said:

Oh wow! Hopefully, I will never have you as my nurse! My daughter wrote  the questions and will be completing the essay on her own. I am only trying to help her get the questions out there to be answered. Obviously you do not have any children to understand that! 

Your attempt at justification is as pathetic as your rationale. If this is a real post you'd be well-advised to stop being a helicopter parent and demonstrate to your daughter what effective leadership/parenting is comprised of... (hint: you're not doing it)

I guess I should have been more clear. My daughter is still in high school and perusing an associates degree in general studies (dual enrollment) hoping to become a NP. She is unable to post on threads due to being under age. No need for being so ugly. Geez

Associate degree in general studies, OK. What plans does she have to become an RN? Why does she want to be a NP? What specialty? Why the questions about addiction? What does she know so far about prescribing medications? No one on this forum is going to give out real name.

17 hours ago, Mathew Reed said:

I guess I should have been more clear. My daughter is still in high school and perusing an associates degree in general studies (dual enrollment) hoping to become a NP. She is unable to post on threads due to being under age. No need for being so ugly. Geez

No one has been ugly, just realistic. I would suggest that she pursue these questions with a NP in the practice where you receive care. If non available, look at other practices in your town

19 hours ago, Mathew Reed said:

I guess I should have been more clear. My daughter is still in high school and perusing an associates degree in general studies (dual enrollment) hoping to become a NP. She is unable to post on threads due to being under age. No need for being so ugly. Geez

Unless she is under the age of 13, she can create an account and post herself. However, people are not allowed to answer HW questions on this site.

I would suggest getting on your local city's facebook page, or something similar, and asking if there is an MD, PA, or NP that has time to answer her questions.. since she seems pressed on time to get them answered and write an essay.

sleepwalker - you said it so well! I couldn't put the words together as I'm sure many others thought the same. Kudos to you.

So now we have a parent lashing out at respondents for being honest. And calling names. Wanna bet how daughter will be responding when nsg school gets tough?!?

And of course the OP automatically goes for the "I hope you're never my nurse!" buckshot as though that should send a quake of dread through the community and cause us all to clutch our pearls having been given the ultimate insult by some random anonymous dude on the internet who got suckered in by his little princess into doing her homework.