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huami4264

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  1. Can anyone tell me if RN's are legally suppose to take verbal orders from docs.
  2. Does any one have any idea what an RN might make working in a physician's clinic?
  3. I know it is nerve racking...but dont be scared. Many good NClex review guides are available. However, it will not benefit you to study specific content, rather prepare yourself to be very comfortable with the different types of questions asked on the NCLEX. The thing I do recommend that you review prior to testing are common lab values such as dig levels, potassium, bun, bnp, acetamenophen max daily doses. I tested in June. GOOD LUCK TO YOU
  4. on my unit, hemostats are a must. We have many patients with chest tubes. And it's always nice to have them when experienced nurses who think they dont need anything but their pen call on you for your tools.
  5. great tips... i'm gonna print them...
  6. I am a new grad with only 2 1/2 months experience on the IMC unit. I love the nurses, they have been great and truly work as a team and are ready to help/teach at any time. However, the DR's stink. Most are rude, inconsiderate and hate new nurses. I have become so intimidated by them that it is all I can do when I have to speak to one on the phone or in person. How can I overcome this?
  7. I took the NCLEX monday... PASSED!!! The only prep that will do any good is to be be comfortable with the types of questings they ask such as "select all that apply" I like to prefer to those as "select all that i know apply"...LOL Studying content will not help. There is not enough time or energy in the world to cover all that may be asked. I walked out feeling completely overwhelmed. You have to depend on you critical thinking ability and judgment not knowledge of content. Good LUCK!! You'll do great
  8. Wong is wonderful it was my text for peds. We used Clinical Calculations A Unified Approach 5th edition. It teaches the dimensional analysis way of calculating which to me makes it much more difficult. I strongy suggest learning ratio proportion...It makes it so much simpler.
  9. ok..so how worried should I be if i cut off at 75 but have no real clue of how well I did?!!! Just finished the test a couple of hours ago...now anxiety is setting in!
  10. God bless you, and thank you for the encouragement; it means the world! Sherrie
  11. Thanks, Robin, That helps my feelings... we take the test only once...and it is not an exit exam but an exam grade that it averaged with our GPA. However, they scared up to death. I scored 919...wish it was better but at least it is passing. Thanks again, Sherrie
  12. Hey, guys, someone please tell me what the hesii test score numbers mean. I took it today. It was awful.... Don't even know if I've passed. No one seems to be willing to tell you what the numbers mean. Thanks

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