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  1. I say--- do your own homework. The only posts you have on this site are threads asking for homework answers. Really, it is not that difficult and it is not our responsibility to get you through...
  2. Could someone please HELP!!

    There is no such thing as being overqualified. And, if you are wanting to be a staff nurse in an MD's OB/GYN office, it is always best to inquire directly to the office that you want to work at as to...
  3. nursing student question 2

    I think it is absolutely absurd that students come on here and ask for answers to questions- AND WE GIVE IT TO THEM! If an instructor asks these questions, it is obviously somewhere in the materials...
  4. Nursing Student question

    Atelectasis involves the collapse of alveoli, air trapping involves the hyperinflation of alveoli-- they are in opposition, not hand in
  5. CNA "assessing" patients

    CNAs can be a wonderful assistive tool, but this is beside the OP's point. It doesn't matter how much they know or how well they do something if it is outside their scope of
  6. As a student, you won't be scrubbing in-- only
  7. Please answer test questions

    You can easily answer these questions yourself Here are some hints: 1) What are GI side effects of Zantac? So based on the side effects, what would be best assessed? 2) Look in your drug handbook....
  8. Career options as a registered nurse

    What about the hospital environment are you trying to
  9. Can someone help me interpret my TEAS exam scores??

    My school used the adjusted individual score. The individual score was added to the running score of other acceptance requirements. There weren't ranges that equalled designated points. The individual...
  10. Can someone help me interpret my TEAS exam scores??

    Interpretation: You need to study some more and retake it. With as competitive as it is to get into nursing school, this score is not going to cut it. Look at the results that show your score for each...
  11. Although you rightly feel violated, what did you really expect would happen when you pretty much said: "Hi, I need the afternoon off because I tested positive for a highly communicable infectious...
  12. What's the difference ?

    There is no 'degree' for an LPN. LPN programs lead to licensure, not associates or bachelors degrees. The only way to get an associates degree is to go through an ASN program to become an RN. Now...
  13. 1) Shadow at a local facility to ensure this is what you want to do. A lot of students think they want OR until they shadow and then they complain that it was "boring" or they had to stand too long,...
  14. Pretending to palpate pulses

    You can't teach what you don't know! That nurse obviously didn't have a clue, so if she were to take this as an opportunity to teach, then she would have been passing on the dummy torch of...
  15. Ideas for health care/nursing dual major?

    Perhaps you could consider taking EMT/Paramedic classes while you wait. This will give you a great basis for a lot of aspects of nursing (basic pharm, ECG, assessment, prioritizing, basic patholgy,...
  16. Can someone please tell me exaclty what RN's do?

    If you're afraid of dirty work, I'd suggest that you keep on steering away. Nurses come in contact with blood, poop, pee, sputum, vomit, etc. on a regular basis. You can't throw your hands up and run...
  17. Do you know the right answer?

    Check labs for electrolyte imbalances? Check glucose level? And always ensure that they can maintain a patent
  18. I didn't know that interpreting ECGs and starting IVs were in a CNAs scope of
  19. emt-basic good idea to get it before i apply to an ER/ED?

    I have to disagree. In working in the ER- it may help you to take the EMTB course because this will give you a working knowledge of some of the equipment that patients are brought in with (I never saw...
  20. RN or LPN signature

    I think that you'd sign your name as the title under which you work. If you are working in the capacity of an LPN- you sign as an
  21. Direct Entry Programs - work as an RN or NP?

    I would suggest emailing the program director with any questions specific to these programs. ... and just curious: You currently go to Stanford and are contemplating Yale, yet, are asking for...
  22. https://allnurses.com/forums/f146/lpn-bsn-isu-68576.html Here is a link to a thread all about this
  23. i need help

    Wow you're a long way off! A CNA is a certification to assist a nurse which will take you 4-6 weeks to complete. A CRNA is a graduate school specialty that will take you 8+ years to achieve. No...
  24. Lpn Questions

    Perhaps try working as a home health aid or patient sitter. This way you can put in the time, but also have time to study on the job (shh... don't
  25. LPN to RN programs

    http://www.mynursingschool.org/LPN-to-BSN.html?key=sptnur&kid=GOG0032718499&gclid=CK_apsObtJUCFQIyxwod5yd8QA Here is a link to LPN-BSN programs available online (click search online schools)...