This would be an example of "I think I know how to read everyone around me". Sure some instructors are better than others, but really? Jealous because you're more educated? Arrogance makes everyone...
This, I'm not so sure about lol. Smart students intimidate insecure teachers? I would think if a teacher is insecure, they'd be happy to have some smart students who may be able to teach their...
My question to CuriousMe, would you ever intervene before assessing? What if you find your patients guts hanging out because their wound split open, would you get their vitals first
That's because that's from the Hurst review...so yeah it might not agree with what was taught in school. Which is also why I say that calling the doctor is a more popular answer with some of the most...
I took the thing, 75 questions in under an hour. Not one question was more complex than a nursing school test question. Even the SATA were straight forward...what I said, and what CCL RN said are both...
Now let me clarify before CuriousMe takes anything else the wrong way. I never said I WOULD NOT assess my patient or have any info for the doctor when I called. I said multiple times I'd have someone...
That's not very clear. But your line won't "clot" that fast if something is infusing. If you can push it, it's not clotted. If blood backs up into the tubing because they lower the bag or something,...
I never said YOU said anything. The "you" I mention is a generalized you, not you. I also never said that the question the OP posted was a bad question. I agreed with the way it was worded, and the...
It's more than just the basics though. That's why I said it depends on how it's worded. Once you start doing NCLEX review questions and you run into questions like this..someone has a bloody...
I can see it because how is taking vitals gonna fix the problem? While you got get your stuff to get the vitals, sit there getting the vitals, etc..patient is bleeding and/or dying. It depends on how...
I know, that's why I mentioned how my teachers made their podcasts and stuff...I should add for the OP, see how your teachers are first. I'm in grad school now and yeah we gotta read for this one...
Doing all the reading will take over your life lol. I hardly cracked a book either. My teachers had great powerpoints and the syllabus was good too. Not to mention if you take good notes or understand...
With the post-op patients I get in real life, you don't wanna take off a surgical dressing unless the MD says so. If it's bleeding and actually soaking through the dressing, just re-inforce it(don't...
That's not a good thing...good thing the instructor saw you do it too. Because if you claim you gave the med, how does the patient know what it is you gave them? You could have pulled the old...
What's the difference between an admission assessment and a regular one? Shouldn't you cover the same body systems and what not in each? I think it's fair and a good thing that they are holding you to...
Well if you still have the option to withdraw, you must be early in the semester. But chances are if you know you're failing you're past the drop deadline...which means you can no longer withdraw....
My honest response is this...it's good for some, and not as good for others. I took it was because my work paid me back in full for the cost of the program plus 32 hours(8 hours over 4 days) at my...
Some people love to complain when they fail or struggle. Some of them are in it for the wrong reasons and will never be happy with it. If they graduate, they'll join the numerous threads over in the...
To be frank....that suuuuuuucks. The things you listed were check offs for us both in skills and in clinical by the 2nd semester. We were doin trach suctioning, central line things, all the fun kinds...
frustration...i know we aren't the grammar police, but your "corriculum" may be the problem. look for a new curriculum. and if it makes you that mad, then