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I got an email March 4th about the orientation. It gave the date and time. Search for "stonybrook" in your email box, it should be hidden in there

I got the email and I already set the Stonybrook email up.

Did you add anything to this info? Or was that it? Office of Student Services Health Sciences Center Stony Brook University Level 2, Room 271 Stony Brook, New York 11794-8276

Did anyone already request for transcript to be sent to Stonybrook and had no problems?

Have u ever applied to nursing school? This was not the interpretation of the post. To apply you just need to apply for candidacy by filling out a form of intent or electronically register for the designated candidacy code. In this phase just the programs requirement for entering program is reviewed and asked for e.g., GPA, entry test scores. After being accepted it's paperwork time. They give out forms for things like physicals. Some physical forms include "have you suffered from any of the following? Check yes if so" depression is sometimes listed amongst the other conditions. OR, the school could have distributed separate paperwork inquiring on mental status. Does not sound like OP completed paperwork. They are just asking for advice.

I got an email for ANP program to have schools send official transcripts to that provided info. I emailed HSC Monday to find out should I include 100 Nicholls Road and they said no just use that info. I was just concerned because I have never seen something mailed without address? I will be providing this info to the colleges so they can mail transcripts. I hope it will not be returned back to the sending college due to undeliverable due to no address? Can anyone tell me how does this work? Maybe the zip code they provided along with "stony brook university health sciences tower" is known to USPS.

I am coming from a nursing home where the facilities private pharmacy mix any medications that need mixing before sending. The nurse said the hospital pharmacy does not mix many medications. I also saw her with an order for streptomycin 820mg pharmacy sent her a streptomycin 1g

The Vancomycin vial did not say to further dilute. She then just injected into the 200/250 ml (forgot which volume) Normal saline bag to run.

Dimensional analysis 1.25g x 40 ml then divided by 2g. Grams cancel left with 25 ml. I am on orientation in a hospital shadowing a nurse. She had order for 1.5g pharmacy gave 2 1g vials so 2g total. Both vials read same reconstitution instructions (20 ml). She used a 10 cc syringe to draw up 10 cc dilutent which she injected into the first vial. She then drew up another 10 cc dilutent to inject into the 2nd vial. When she was done she drew up from one vial the entire amount (10 cc) then from the 2nd vial half (5 cc) did this correctly give her the ordered 1.5 g? For every order that required reconstitution she seem to just use a 10 cc syringe and to draw up 10 cc dilutent. Which threw me off cause I kept looking at the reconstitution instructions on vial. Is there something I am missing?

Would it be 25 ml? if the order would have been vancomycin 1.5 g then 30 ml? Vancomycin 2g then 40 ml? If so what kind of syringe? 30 cc?

Hi, can someone help me clarify how an order for vancomycin 1.25g would be reconstituted and drawn up if pharmacy supplies 2 (1g) vials of vanco. Instructions on label just says reconstitute with 20 ml sterile water.

Hello FNP students, I received an email which includes an attached official admission letter for the Adult NP program. The letter does include an ID #. Just wondering, when I attempt to login to Solar for the first time, what is my password? Thanks,

Usually in July. 2nd or 3rd week