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A drug book is definitely helpful, for looking up different medications that you are unsure about.

I also had to take a BLS class during the summer. But other then that, I relaxed and kept my mind off of nursing.

Try watching videos on KhanAcademy.

I would not report it, if I were you..

Not everyone is your friend.

You NEED to do practice questions. Memorizing and reading is one thing, but actually applying your knowledge is the key.

Its always a nerve-raking time when you're waiting for something really important. That's a normal feeling. Did you only apply to 1 nursing school?

You are trippin.

If the school is accredited, than you should be fine.

Shrug. Just my opinion.

No thanks. If I want to answer a question, than I will.

1. Why did you choose this specialty? 2. What do you do if a patient refuses care at the risk of his or her own safety? 3. What would you do if a physician questions the accuracy of your work? 4. How do you like to be recognized for your hard work? 5. What are your biggest job motivators? Is it patient care or certain responsibilities? 6. How do you try and create a great patient experience? 7. How many patients do you feel comfortable providing care to at one time? 8. What types of technology are you most experienced with? 9. How do you deal with stressful work situations? 10. What prompted you to become a nurse?

Is it too late to switch clinical sites? I would give her a chance and see what she is truly like.

Most science prerequisites expire after 5-10 years, so you might have to retake some classes. Just check with the schools you're looking into!

If i were you, I would start watching videos on KhanAcademy in the subjects you mentioned.