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Sabby_NC

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  1. It is so easy to let the frustrations sneak in, you have some good advice but do not give up. Have you practice using those CD's you can get, I practiced multiple NCLEX questions and that is how I got the feel of how the test would be. I so agree with Davey in the response to questioning and also you need to take a break as well getting overwhelmed with this will not be advantageous for you. I wish you all the very best.
  2. Hi Nursehayley I am originally from Hobart but am now living in North Carolina USA. I hope you enjoy nursing as sure has been wonderful for me.
  3. thankyou michael excellent post :)
  4. Too funny Zoe I do not remember wearing anything back to front or inside out BUT give me time :chuckle
  5. Hugs to you. How are you feeling today hon? Look forward, look ahead and keep the FAITH.:heartbeat
  6. tn that was great now you have me singing this hahahahaha well done
  7. My suggestion is ongoing education in treating restlessness, agitation etc with this LPN. Reasons for symptom managment and what they mean. Idea on titration of medication and reasons for this instead of just D/C IV, SQ etc. Thank you for being a great advocate for this poor man in turmoil. You win my smiles this morning. :)
  8. have not had the flu since 1976 and do not get the flu vaccine. i did receive it only once in my life time since living in the usa and it landed me in bed sick as a dog with a reaction so no way jose
  9. I agree. My first thought was that this maybe a disease process decline and not related to the patch at all. What about gels etc or is the patient still able to swallow meds effectively without pocketing etc?
  10. Oh Shay make that a double ARGGGHHHHHHHH FROM ME too!! :banghead: I am with you too, Leslie can nurse us both
  11. Congratulations and thank you for your perserverence, it has certainly paid off RN :yeah:
  12. That was about the turd one hahahahahahahahaha :lol2: :lol2: Gawd Maud my sides are hurting toooooo funny!!!
  13. :ancong!: :ancong!: :ancong!: :ancong!:
  14. hi starr i always send the dentures with the body. the gums are usually the first thing to atrophy when the person is losing weight. they quite often say their teeth don't fit like they used to. it amazes me with a morbid sense of interest just what they do to the body once it gets to the funeral home. i never knew they wired the mouth shut! what heron suggested re the roller towel works well but i never thought of surgilube for the eyes excellent suggestion. that was a funny story and a lesson learnt i would think lol :chuckle
  15. oreo nursing is a very mobile work force. work where your heart leads you, that is the greatest thing about what we do. do not worry or fear anything because at the end of the day you have to make yourself happy.

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