Hi NatashaDW, A lot of pathophysiology books and nursing text books do offer a brief review of A & P at the beginning of the chapters. This should be enough of a refresher to get you through. You...
LovingPeds replied to NewerNurse01's topic in General Nursing
Many things stand out to me. The initial bleeding does definitely. Then, was this value critical? I'm assuming that it was not considering you said you obtained the result. Most hospitals have...
LovingPeds replied to TheRNJourney's topic in General Nursing
My advice is to be open to positions that you might not have considered before until you gain experience. When I graduated, I was dead set on ED/ICU (like a lot of grads). I had a quick 'in' with the...
LovingPeds replied to petersalazar's topic in General Nursing
Self-doubt can be normal at the start of any new semester. Excitement can be also. As you requested, I will share my schedule for this upcoming semester also starting on 8/28. I work full-time (36...
I agree. I went ASN, BSN, and working on MSN now. My original ASN program was not strong in pharmacology. The drugs were discussed as the conditions they were used to treat were until the very last...
I agree that nurses compete for 'coveted' positions. It begins even before NCLEX with competition for acceptance into schools of nursing. Though, I don't think of that as nurses being competitive so...
I was in a similar situation when I graduated. I signed a two-year contract on a 24 bed pediatric floor that included a "wonderful sign-on bonus" that, as a new graduate, I was thrilled about. I...