- Pearsonvue Trick Is this TRUE? Does it work every time?
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Ideas to honor student at graduation who passed away
Our class had a fellow student suddenly pass away. We had a chair for her at graduation and as each one of us walked by, we placed a flower. Our administrator started her speech by telling who the chair was for followed by a moment of silence. We also did a DVD of photos taken of various students over the entire program and the ending picture was dedicated to this student.
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passed NCLEX - thoughts after exam
:yeah:Congratulations!! I take my test in 2 weeks and very nervous about it. I've been using Kaplan 2010 and NCLEX 3500 daily. I agree about reading some of these posts giving me negative thoughts.
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Advancing ADN to BSN
Hi all, I am a current ADN student with exactly one year left. I plan to work after graduation to gain some experience, but would like to continue on to get my BSN and possibly MSN. I've noticed some nurses have received their BSN through University of Phoenix and then their MSN. Anyone out there able to tell me how that works? For the BSN, are all the classes online and what about clinicals? Thanks for the info!
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clinical paperwork
:nuke: Thanks for your input. My pt was 85yrs F, and yes the left arm was fractured. This is a question we must answer on our self evals. every week. "Using current knowledge to discuss nursing interventions that assist client to meet nutrional/fluid need. Consider how the need is affected by the client's health condition." I also see no direct link. But I do see the importance of good nutrition and fluid intake considering pt's age and frailness and limited mobility. Maybe that is what I should write. Thanks again folks any other input will be appreciated.
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clinical paperwork
Hey y'all, I hope you can help me. Client's condition: left humeral shaft fracture, surgically repaired and client has 2+ edema of left arm. My question is nutrional/fluid needs, how is the need affected by the current health condition? Help is appreciated!