ReeseRN

posting for a friend who is too nervous to type.... its been a while since my test so I thought I would ask you guys.....for her.... what are her chances for passing when it shut down at 75. She said it was hard, 4 math questions, lots of priority, and few new style.... Thanks:monkeydance:

So they changed things:smackingf .....nobody likes change, but I will tell you what.... In nursing you have to always be ready for change. We learn to adapt and overcome! :loveya: I KNOW you can still do it! Just study hard, take well needed rest breaks and get ready for that "I passed" ticket to happiness!!~:cheers:

good luck whatever you end up doing. sounds like your heart is set on both.....having a baby and being a nurse.....so I say go for it and YOU CAN DO IT! (I did)

:balloons: :cheers: CONGRATS TO YOU NURSE!!! WHAT AN HONOR ISN'T IT!!!

Hi. Hope everyone is having a great day! Also hoping this is the right forum to post this question in..... I am trying to find books, journals, etc... to stay up to date with the most "current" nursing information. Can anyone suggest anything to me? When I was working at the hospital they had CEU's to offer us, but now I am between jobs taking care of my baby so I want to keep totally current on as much as I can until I return. Please any help would be greatly appreciated. I am feeling rusty and I consider myself still a NEW nurse....lol Thanks in advance, :smilecoffeecup: :icon_hug:

Ok here is my reply: go to the nearest ice cream parlor......take one of your bestest friends and get a banana split!! Totally indulge yourself and enjoy. The next morning when you wake up sit down and make out a plan (on paper).......your strengths leave for last......your weakness this is what you need to focus on. When I was studying I went by Suzanne's plan and WOW was it helpful!! She knows her stuff! Good luck and YOU PASSED is just around the corner.........can ya see it? Its there!!!:smilecoffeecup:

welcome and good luck!!:smilecoffeecup: