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CSingh66

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  1. I live in Louisville and I graduated in December. I was hired before I even finished school at a hospital I have never worked in. There is a large demand in Louisville. There's 7 hospitals within a 25 mile radius! LOL.
  2. First off let me say I am sorry for your situation. Now as for your grandmother being in restraints there has to be documented cause as to why. For someone to be in restraints they have to be a harm to themself or to others, so I would get all the facts first. I'm not quite sure why she needed to see a psychiatrist for a change in ms r/t sleep. You normally don't get admitted to a psych hospital for sleeping issues, so I'm some what confused. I would get a copy of the medical records and see exactly what happen. If your grandmother is having ms changes she may not have told you exactly what happen but what she thinks happened.
  3. I just recently took the Hesi, Dec 8th. I found what helped me the most was the Mosby Elsevier Hesi NCLEX-RN Exam book. It was made just for the Hesi. It came with a CD with a bunch of test questions. I took them over and over and actually seen some of them on the actual exam. The Hesi is much harder than the boards. Be sure to read the question and decide exactly what it is asking you to do. Hope this helps and good luck.

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