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We use vaseline gauze, and wrap it in either gauze or Kerlix wrap. Depending on the amount of drainage change the dressing BID, if the wound tends to drain it is best to change more frequently or else the vaseline gauze will stick to the skin. Hope this can help you.

I took ATI in Febuary this year and it gave me 99% pass rate on the first try. I took NCLEX-RN mid April and passed with 75 questions.

I was accepted into the program at Skagit before the pre-reqs were required to be finished before you could get on the wait list, but my instructor did tell me before graduation the wait is about 1-1.5 years as of now. They are admitting people every quarter so it should start to catch up. I agree, apply to both and it will give you options, I am sure both schools put out good nurses.

I just graduated from Skagit in March, and am taking my NCLEX tomorrow! I HIGHLY recommend their program, it was difficult and stressful like any program, but the instructors are very supportive and encouraging. Let me know if you have any more questions.