JennSPN106

I don't know why certain people act the way they do. I am currently in my last semester, and I asked a "friend" the other day if she wanted to get together and study. She replied, "I am really busy this weekend, I have drill." So i studied with another friend. Come to find out she got together with 2 other girls and studied. It kind of hurt my feelings. I mean if she did not want to study with me she did not have to. People who say one thing and do another cannot be trusted. There are people in my class that hate on each other and I wish they wouldn't I mean their only hurting themselves. Be strong through this and study hard. You will do good!!

I am currently a SPN from BCTC. I thought the same, that being an LPN would increase my chance of getting in to Cooper. The Program Coordinator spoke to us the other day in class, she was under the same impression. She told us that it makes it a little more difficult because instead of being compared to the Nur245 class (the bridge class), Cooper campus DOES LOOK AT YOUR GPA and compares us to the STUDENT WHO NEVER TOOK A SINGLE NURSING CLASS. So they could have took basket weaving 101 and have a 4.0. But if you keep a Great CPA throughout the lpn program, you will be okay. I just thought I would let you know this. I just found out myself. Good Luck with all your classes. And study hard!!----

Thanks for the reply I was thinking a diagnosis would be coping, readiness for enhanced family, but I just can seem to put it together.

I need some help with a nursing diagnosis. A 27y.o. mother of 1, gave birth to two twin girls 10 hours ago. She was initially distraught r/t only planning to have 2 children, however by the 7th month she became accustomed to the idea and was looking forward to her anticipated twins. The client was in labor for 6hrs. lady partsl birth of first infant, and cesarean was performed to deliver the second infant d/t premature placental detachment. First infant weighed 5lbs 1oz, and apgar score of 9. The second infant weighed 4lbs 4oz apgar score of 7. Both infants were placed in warmers and monitored until they were stable. Neither infants are exhibiting signs of resp. distress. even though they were small for gestational age of 38wks. The client is now recovering, her vital signs are stable, and her dressing is dry and intact. She is fatigued and sleepy but eager to hold and care for her infants Any help would be greatly appreciated Thank you Jenn