greenr06

I was wondering if it would be easy to work on graveyard shift? Do alot of nurses want this shift? What kind of things are different on this shift?

I was wondering what would be better. To work at a nursing home or a hospital? What are the pros and cons of them? Also do all RN's are the boss and the leader? Or is there always an RN who is in control with the other RN's.

I know none of it is going to be easy. But there are going to be some that are a little easy than others. Like ICU would probably be harder than working at a wound clinic.

I would watch out for some patients that you give this to. I know alot of people and myself that have taken this and did something like cook and woke up in the morning and thought something was in my house. You forget things. This happened to my dad, me, and some friends. Its scary. Just make sure the person is laying down after you give it to him.

I was wondering what med/surg is all about? Also if there is such thing as spinal neck/back area in nursing. Also my shool says before you take the R.N program you should have 6months of lpn experience before you join the RN program. Should I really take there advice?

Yes, I have been on it for little over a year now. Just making sure the stuff has been out of the fridge and switching sides of the butt will help alot.

Less psychically demanding and less patients.

I actually take that stuff in the butt. If you do it right it shouldn't hurt. If someone complains that it hurts then maybe they didn't take it out of the fridge to let it cool down. Also you have to did it in the right spot. I always let stay out of the fridge for an 30min-an hour. Makes a difference.

I was wondering what you guys thought was the easiest job position for RN's? Is metal health jobs going to be easier then hospital jobs. So fourth.

I was wondering if anyone else thought that writing in charts is hard when they first started. Also How can I getting more comfortable in writing down patients charts and knowing what to say. Are they're things that can help with that or nurses at hospitals that would help? Also I was thinking of getting into an R.N program. Do all they do is right in charts do paper work? Also what are all the things that R.N. do? Whats the hardest and easiest job position for them?