Deidra36

This was a fabulous beginning to her question, which is the beginning of a beautiful thing to MY question...so, if you have time to elaborate, take it from where you left off and relate it to hyperthyroidism at the cellular level?....thanks in advance!

how was Kaplan in your opinion? Getting ready to do NCLEX and Kaplan just came to campus...do you suggest using them...costly @ 379.00$$--but if it's worth it, then it's worth it!!

If all else fails, call Kaplan test prep and admissions...money back guarantee, could cost up to $500-or as low as $400--depending on your negotiating ability...but they're a well know testing facility that you can access online for NCLEX prep. and you'll pass with flying colors...you obviously already have a fortune invested, this may not be financially plausible for you, but if nothing's working.... GOOD LUCK-you WILL get there, you've gottEN THIS far...DO NOT GIVE UP!!

Hi all! Purdue U. (of northwest indiana) has changed their capstone on us and taken away our 90 hrs. clinical preceptorship and replaced it w/an experiencial learning project composed of 3 team members (students) with a faculty preceptor. What is happening is hospitals are presenting us with issues that they want researched and policy change for. We are to pick a project and each contribute 90 hrs. of time towards and develop policy change for that hospital and present it at the end of the semester (4 yr. RN program ending Dec. this yr) at a convention center with an audience of all the participating hospital managers/coordinators. My problem is the project we got "stuck" with--that and of course the fact that we will be lacking 90 clinical hrs. everyone before us was entitled to!!! Project: To develop a strategy and policy for a brief (diaper) free facility for incontinent adults. I (and my team members) would appreciate ANY ideas, insight, information, any of you could provide us. 270 hrs. of work towards this project seems excessive and over kill. But we can hit it at any angle. PLEASE HELP! Deidra, PUNS (purdue university nursing student)

My assignment is to find a source that states who is responsible for the errors of a nursing student...having a hard time finding a site to quote, anyone have that readily available? Thanks!!

The stats you'll be taking are for research purposes, you will NOT have any problems with stats!! Don't let that scare you, take it, and be glad you did...seriously, you WILL be fine!

You are a savior!!!!

Cool, that works for me...but...how are the antidotes administered normally? By which route? Thanks!