lpn4nowrn42012

Wonderful Journal and Congrats NurseMomma11!!!:yeah:

Hello FuturisticLadee, I'm looking into Excelsior LPN-Rn bridge program and I have one more transcript to send this week. My goal is also to complete a bridge program by 2012. Hopefully I will be in the North Carolina area by the end of the year. Study partners can be an asset. I'm not sure what exact transitions course you will be starting with but nevertheless goodluck.

First, Congrats on the first milestone........passing the boards. Based on what you indicated in your post, that's a wealth of information that I WOULD INCLUDE on your resume. I know the job market is ruff right now, but anything that can give you an edge would benefit you and be in your best interest. Good Luck! Thats my :twocents:

Congrats!!!!! and BELIEVE IT!!!!!

Based on the posts I read here, I decided to check out Davis New Format for 2010. It was worth it. The questions were far more challenging. This is one investment I am happy to delve into now. So.....that my :twocents:

no it's not to late to become a nurse. you have an added bonus with rent, tuition, and book fees covered because you completed the navy! that would be incentive enough for me to jump up and do it! listen, you are as young as you feel. it's a blessing to have all your faculties in check. if this is what is in your heart......do something about it!! to get ahead....you need to get moving:twocents:

i wanted to add.....with abruptio placentae i remember the difference by the first letter in each word as abdominal pain.................................................. whereas..................................with placenta previa since it only has the "p" i remember as painless.

congrats!!!!!:nurse:rn :) i am a firm believer in the power of prayer. always remember.........persistence overcomes resistance!

Its really sad how some individuals like to "ride" new employees. What kind of examples are they really trying to set? You are to be commended for keeping your poise in the work environment and focusing on the optimal care of your patients. There is only so much one can take in any situation. If you are able to move on, do it. Change Your Thinking to Change Your Choices to Change Your Life That is my :twocents:!

Delegation Principles: Do NOT delegate.....Teaching, Evaluation, or Assessment (TEA) Laboratory Values: Acetaminophen, Phenytoin (dilantin), Chloramphenicol, Theophylline ALL have normal range of 10-20 mcg(ug)/ml OB: Remember.....Early deceleration is associated with Head Compression Remember.....Late deceleration is associated with Placenta Insufficency Remember.....Variable deceleration is associated with Cord Compression Meds: Drug Antedote Heparin Protamine Sulfate Coumadin Vitamin K Magnesium Sulfate Calcium Gluconate Anticholinergics Atropine Lead Poisioning EDTA Tylenol Mucomyst Diet: For diarrhea.....B.R.A.T. diet (Bananas, Rice, Applesauce, Toast) Gluten free diet.......Avoid wheat, barley, rye, and oats. This should be noted in terms of Celiac Disease. Allways Keep In Both The Front And Back Of The Mind The Following............ 1) ABC's: Airway, Breathing, and Circulation 2) Maslow Hierachy of Needs 3) Nursing Process *Finishing is better than starting and patience is better than pride*

hello prado, the system wont allow me to send you a private message. i pray that you get this. i know that you are getting alot of requests for the random facts list. we are all so grateful. please be so kind to send me a copy of the random fact file to the following email address: [email protected] thank you in advance!

Hi Prado, Please email me a copy to [email protected] Thanks!!!

CONGRATS!!!!! :balloons: Best of Luck in your nursing career.

Does anyone know any lpn to RN programs in new york city? If so, is there anyone in a program or graduated from one that can give me feedback you experienced in refrence to the structure, ect.