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south102001

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  1. Am I looking at it wrong. Should I be thinking Physiological and psychosocial instead of physical and psychosocial. Thanks for everyone who has responded and for those who do in the future.
  2. Ok here is a better explanation. In kaplan decision tree. without being to specific. sorry hope this is allowed. step 1: topic step 2: A or I step 3 Physical or psychosocial So my question is what is the best definition for each. What things are physical and what things are psycho social. Ok here is an example question The nurse is caringn for a client who had a cholecystectomy. Which of the following observations is most important for nurse to report in shift reports. 1. resting after receiving IM pain med 2. No bowel sounds present 3. IV infusing at 100 cc 4. Breath sounds decreased in both lower lobes. The answer is # 4 1 is psychosocial 2 is physical 3 is physical 4 is physical basically my problem is I'm not able to determine which ones are which, so I can narrow it down using the system. thanks for any help
  3. I'm studying for my nclex and attempting to use the decision tree. My question is I'm having problems when I get to the Maslow's part of picking between physical and psychosocial. Does anyone have any good ideas on deciding what is physical and what is psychosocial. All help is appreciated.
  4. I think Kaplan is very helpful. They teach you ways to break down questions. I also think the Qbank questions are very similar to real nclex questions.
  5. I know this won't help but I will never miss having to do another care plan.
  6. You definitely shouldn't cram the day before a test. Rent a movie or two and try to relax.
  7. I would be very careful and think hard before you do this.
  8. I think it's important to ask them questions. You have some prepared and just be yourself.
  9. I definitely think in that situation that it's your duty as health professional to report that person. If it directly affects a patient then I think it's your duty.
  10. I only had to wait two days to get my results. I won't lie it was the worst two days ever. I couldn't sleep or eat. It's nuts how much pressure is involved with this test.
  11. I currently have taking the Nclex twice. I just found out that I failed again today. It is depressing I'm not going to lie, but it also makes me more determined than ever. I was wondering if anyone had advice on what strategies I should do to prepare for next time. Should I use Suzane's plan? Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks
  12. Yes gloves are actually very important to hep stop the spread of infection. Also don't allow peopel to disrespect you. I treasure the CNA that I work with.
  13. I actually got a degree prior to going to nursing school. In my last year of business I realized that I really wanted to help people. I love nursing and it focuses much more on the patient than you do as a Dr. You are more involved in the emotional aspect with the patient.

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