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I am doing the RN school right now. Our first test is over this stuff. I am having such a hard time with it. :-( I don't know what to do. It just don't really seem too black or white to me. I hope I get the hang of it soon. Great tips ;-)

Hey, I have not taken the test yet but I have learned that you must break in between your study sessions so you will not get burnt out. Good luck to you. Don't cry, It will be just fine :-)

nope...kma's...I am one and I can't find a job. No one is hiring them :-( They want to hire you as a CNA.

I worked as a CNA in the Middlesboro area. Thats not too far from where you are talking about. They started me out at 8something. I was working in a nursing home not in a hospitol. I know they pay a lot more up there where you are talking about :-)

Hey! This one is funny It's for anticholinergics and the major side effects of them :-) Can't pee Can't see Can't spit Can't Sh!t (Since they are given for the desirable affects of decreasing salivation, lacrimation, urination, diarrhea, and GI motility :-) Blurred vision and dilated pupils are also side effects )

I need a cool new way to remember all of the commuicable diseases and their symptoms...please help :-)

http://medicalmnemonics.com/ Some pretty cool stuff on here :-)

http://www.innerbody.com/anim/heart.html I use this one. It's nice and simple. Just thought I would post it incase anyone else needs it :-)

I got it forever and ever amen! Thank you so much for your replies :-) I will never forget this stuff now ha ha ha

I pretty much understand what hypotonic and hypertonic mean. I have got that from other threads but I am have a horrible time trying to remember all the types of solutions and what they are used for :-(

OMG CarVsTree I love you ?

I am having a hard time remembering the tonicity of intravenous fluids. How do you remember them all? I am just trying to read them over and over agian untill I finally remember them but it don't seem to be working. Any advice? It all seems like a bunch of crazy jibberish.

:DI am taking my first nursing final Tuesday. I am worried about it. I have never really had to study like this before and I don't know how to go about going over all this information. What do you think?

Kewl. You both would have got it right. I got it wrong :-( I always miss the easy ones lol.

Hey guys. I missed this on one of my tests I don't remember what all the choices were but here in the correct one and the one I picked :chuckle I always miss the easy ones :-) A client, who is postpartum day 2, is receiving discharge teaching from the nurse. What statement by the client indicates a correct understanding of danger signs that she should report to her health care provider? A. "If I saturate one peripad in an hour, I should call my caregiver." B. "If my temperature is 101 F, I should call my caregiver." I really don't remember what the other choices were. Which one of the above would you have picked? lol:heartbeat