I work in MOHS surgery as well. In our office we usually go through 5 50ml bottles of Lido a week. Personally I would never use a med more ten 2 weeks old
I worked as an Medical Assistant for 13 years before I became an RN. Patients would call me "the nurse" all the time. I always made it a point to let them know that I was an MA and not an RN. I have always had respect for the Nursing profession. ...
mohs rn replied to Frecklestoo's topic in Connecticut
Renee, Chemistry is a tuff class no matter where you take it! I would suggest taking this course by itself. You will have to spend alot of time studying but you can do it!;)Good luck!
I work as a Mohs RN. It is a subspeciality of Derm surgery. I give local anesthetic, assist the surgeon in removing skin cancers and reconstructive surgery, wound care and suture removal, and patient teaching. I truly love my job!
I think you would benefit by taking the course before the HESI exam. I wish I would have done that. I had to take the HESI 3x before I got a 900. Good Luck and keep us posted!
I graduated from Goodwin's nursing program in May. The school definately has its problems but the program is still very new. I am happy to say that the 3rd graduating class which I was a part of has a very high NCLEX passing rate. Hang in there, i...
i found that answering the questions in the book taking chem by itself with no other classes gave me the time i needed to study. chem is the worst and hardest subject in nursing school! hang in there!