Teacher First replied to AngelfireRN's topic in General Nursing
Unfortunately I have had the "privilige" of incurring several surgeries from appendectomy to mastectomy (and more.) I have experienced many things that just validate the way I have treated patients...
Teacher First replied to aflac381's topic in General Nursing
I don't know where you are in regard to level of student experience, however, I can promise that this patient has a number of problems just by virtue of the little you have described. The first thing...
Just a thought. I earned my MS many years ago. I could have taken the NP route at that time, but didn't think I would use it. It took 36 semester hours to complete the MS. Fast forward 30 years, I...
Teacher First replied to step_in_future's topic in General Nursing
By "tech school" do you mean a proprietary school (not affiliated with a college?) I may be biased, but I would suggest you investigate a program at a community college if possible. Most...
Teacher First replied to colleennurse's topic in General Nursing
Make sure you have child care of some kind arranged so that you can get adequate sleep while your child remains safe. No matter how you think you will be able to stay awake while child is awake, you...
I agree with the other teachers who have posted. There are many ways to approach this issue. Taping is a good idea, especially with her talking fast! We have a lot to say and so little time! Also,...
Did you pass? I am curious because I had problems with those questions, and the one about the young man with strep/mono symptoms. The symptoms they list could go with a diagnosis of either! Very...
Pain is subjective. I, too, am one of the people who have a "different" way of handling pain for myself. First off, I don't like the effects of morphine or demerol, and Toradol works much better for...
I wish I could have gone a little slower. I am in my mid fifties and can't go too slow or there won't be much time to practice! Ha! But really....I already have my MS and took the post-Master's cert....
Teacher First replied to want2banurse09's topic in General Nursing
LVNs and LPNs are the same, just different names in different states. The state nursing practice act in most states determine the scope of practice for VN/PNs, but they are the
Teacher First replied to want2banurse09's topic in General Nursing
I agree that you can see if your credit hours will transfer to an associate degree program at a community college as most do not require chemistry. If that is not an option, then I agree with...