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1. Prioritizing Patients - Please Help!

   sblivefree replied to sblivefree's topic in Ob/Gyn

   This assignment is really kickin my butt! Scenario:Mrs. O * 50 yr old woman, 4 hours post-op abdominal hysterectomy for menorrhagia and fibroids. She has orders to ambulate in 2 hours (6h...

2. Post-op care of Hysterectomy Pt - what is your first priority?

   sblivefree posted a topic in Nursing Student Assistance

   Hello! Just wondering if anyone could lead me in the right direction. This assignment is really kickin my butt! Scenario:Mrs. O *50 yr old woman, 4 hours post-op abdominal hysterectomy for...

3. Prioritizing Patients - Please Help!

   sblivefree replied to sblivefree's topic in Ob/Gyn

   It is certainly comforting to know that I am not completely inept & that this assignment is, in fact, kinda ridiculous. I posted all of the info on each patient that we were given. I had to turn...

4. Prioritizing Patients - Please Help!

   sblivefree replied to sblivefree's topic in Ob/Gyn

   Thank you all for sharing your thoughts on this and allowing me to see the situation through your eyes. Being able to follow the thinking processes and rationalizations of actual nurses really helps...

5. Prioritizing Patients - Please Help!

   sblivefree replied to sblivefree's topic in Ob/Gyn

   Thank

6. Prioritizing Nursing Care Women's Health -Help Please

   sblivefree replied to sblivefree's topic in Nursing Student Assistance

   What order would you assess

7. Prioritizing Patients - Please Help!

   sblivefree posted a topic in Ob/Gyn

   Hello all, I am having a tough time figuring out who to assess first in this assignment and am wondering if one of you kind sols wouldn't mind helping me figure this out. Honestly, I don't know how...

8. Prioritizing Nursing Care Women's Health -Help Please

   sblivefree posted a topic in Nursing Student Assistance

   Hello all, I am having a tough time figuring out the order to assess these patients in & am wondering if anyone would be willing to shed some light on the situation for me. You have been...

9. Nursing Process Paper- pediatric "risk for" diagnosis- PLEASE HELP!

   sblivefree replied to sblivefree's topic in General Students

   Don't worry! It was a typo. I'm sorry to have caused you any stress. Thanks again for your

10. Nursing Process Paper- pediatric "risk for" diagnosis- PLEASE HELP!

    sblivefree replied to sblivefree's topic in General Students

    Daytonight, Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!! I was definetly in over my head. The few case studies I have done before, as well as those offered in my course textbooks, have been very straight...

11. Please help with subjective care plan data

    sblivefree replied to astronautswife's topic in General Students

    what if the patient is a young child and the mother speaks for him? Ex: 1)sam eats a variety of fruits and veggies, 2)sam is sometimes difficult for others to

12. Trouble with Nursing Care Plans

    sblivefree replied to katydid_flip's topic in Nursing Student Assistance

    My instructor never told me about care plan books either! I couldn't understand why it took me so long to do them, and kept getting points taken off.

13. Trouble with Nursing Care Plans

    sblivefree replied to katydid_flip's topic in Nursing Student Assistance

    Hello all, I'm also struggling with developing a care plan and with Subjective/objective data. I've read posts on Subj/obj data, but am not sure if a mother's report of her child is subjective? The...

14. Nursing Process Paper- pediatric "risk for" diagnosis- PLEASE HELP!

    sblivefree replied to sblivefree's topic in General Students

    I am in clinical at a preschool of sorts, but we were just given a child's file w/o actually meeting him/her. This assignment is frusturating on so many levels! I have a ****** minature diagnosis book...

15. Daytonite....

    sblivefree replied to IrishIzCPNP's topic in General Students

    I completely agree, daytonight should write a book! I'm a first year nursing student & just registered on allnurses, but have been reading threads for a couple years & have also saved...