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Thank you...from a 2006 Diploma program grad xx

don't you even need to get the rationales from your textbook???

Congratulations!! Well done!!

Agree with Daytonite..the answer is D

if you pm me, i can probably get you a copy and send if pdf file....include your email address

My hospital isn't hiring anyone at the moment...in fact we're facing layoffs.

Phew Lizabells....hugs to you!!!

Yes as well

I may be wrong but do you have permission to use your classroom for a study group before an exam? I'm pretty much put off my your answer that if that bothers someone, don'e show up until the last minute. Sure, everyone studies differently but there is something called common courtesy to your fellow students. What helps you may not help others as you admit in your own post but your way is not necessarily the correct way and 'just accept it'. Earplugs don't signify a 'bit more mature response'. It really works both ways. Why should your fellow students be put out because of your study group?

Thank you for sharing your story. I'm glad you're OK!!!

I am also sorry that you and your family are going through this.

welcome to nursing is right. LOL

Since the NCLEX is a national exam, I imagine they would know that you failed your previous time.

I graduated nursing school 3 years ago at age 53. Best move I've ever made. Go for it.

So you used a 'super-gay lisp'. I'm not the least bit impressed.

Hi. I live in RI. There are a couple of hospital networks you can check out. Lifespan incorporates RI Hospital, Miriam, Hasbro Childrens, Newport Hospital and Bradley. www.Lifespan.org Then there's Care New England which includes Kent, Women's and Infants and Butler http://www.carenewengland.org/default.cfm There are other hospitals including South County, Our Lady of Fatima, the VA in Providence, Roger Williams Hospital Providence is lovely but like other metropolitan cities, it has some not-so-good areas. There are lots of smaller towns to choose from as well. Feel free to PM me if you'd like more info.

I think you did a great job in identifying a sick patient!

You should familiarize yourself with topics related to immigration https://allnurses.com/international-nursing/must-read-international-272170.html

There is nothing at all you can do to "beat" retrogression. It's not going to happen

Congratulations!!

Yes, you'll be involved in all that type of stuff...even blood. You'll be seeing people at their most vulnerable on a daily basis. Good luck in what you decide

Perhaps it's not really that the 'nurses aren't always the friendliest'. We're just extremely busy with patient loads that are ridiculous and thinking of different things, being pulled one way or another. Yes, we've all been there and I'm a fairly new grad under 3 years but wait until you see what it's like when you get on the floor and experience what RN's are going through. Cheers

Good for you! Welcome to Allnurses

I've sat several tlimes with patients who were actively dying and no one was with them. The other nurses on the floor knew this and pitched in to do my meds on my other patients. After death, providing post mortum care is done with total dignity. Really nothing to be afraid of.

Are you kidding me? You asked for help and you received it. Daytonite puts a lot of work into helping out students with care plans such as yourself. I am also appalled! Unbelievable!:angryfire