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Thanks for all the help! I think ill just fill the app out and include a resume with it...i guess it wouldnt hurt.

i have a question i just passed boards and im going to start applying to a few places...if i go to fill out a application at a facility should i give them my resume with the app too..ive never had to write a resume before so its all kinda new to me...basically all the info on the resume is on the app right...im confused i just want to get a job...anyone got any tips?

most people do feel like they failed when they finish...it is a very hard test..just be postive...im sure you did fine...most people do pass at 85...so congrats!!! let me know how you did.

im doing a care plan and my pt had an appendectomy and im doing pain R/T surgical procedure and my goal is pt will report pain 0-3 on 0 to 10 scale. i need help with interventions, all i got so far is teach and encourgae relaxtion techniques to help focus the mind elsewhere. anyone got anymore i need 3.

Im so horrible at them. I do them over and over and its just not sticking, i seem to understand while the teaching is talking and i get home to write it and i go blank. did anyone else feel like this. im in second level, almost half way done. i have a big one to do for Monday, and im so confused. anyone wanna help.

Im in LPN school right now. Its very hard to work and go to school. Theres lots of info you need to learn in a short period. I work Saturdays only. I saved up money before i started the program so im thankful i dont have to work much. But most of the people in my class are not working at all or working very little. Depends on how lucky you are in retaing info. If you can look over the stuff once and know it all then maybe you can work. But for most of us studying at lease 4 hours a night is a thing you have to get use to. And having kids is another thing that is going to make it hard. I thankfully am still young and have no children so the only thing im worring about is school and school only. If you think you can do it go for it. Just make sure if you start to get behind drop the hours. This is a career that you can go anywhere with. Good luck in anything you do. Feel free to ask any questions. Im glad to help. Thats why i wanna be a nurse :)