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  1. Filipino nurses who already took NCLEX, please help me.

    mhay2x replied to mhay2x's topic in NCLEX Exam, Programs
    you mean the book?

  2. Filipino nurses who already took NCLEX, please help me.

    mhay2x posted a topic in NCLEX Exam, Programs
    I really don't know where to start. What should I do first? My aunt is egging me on to take NCLEX. I just currently passed NLE, I'm an unexperienced nurse. I've read a lot about NCLEX here in the internet, but I still don't understand all of them, I mean... where will I start? Please help...

  3. Nursing diagnosis for patient with DM 2?

    mhay2x posted a topic in Nursing Student Assistance
    Help me guys, I'm really not good on doing NCP. I have a patient with DM2. She has wound on her left foot. There's a possiblity for her to be amputated if medication would not be effective anymore. I need 2 NCP for this. My first is acute pain r/t to physical agent (open wound on left foot) AEB verbal repot of pain and guarding behavior. (do you think it's right?) I dont know what would be my 2nd diagnosis. She once stated that she feel weak and she sometimes talk to me about her possibilty to be amputated. She's not feeling hopeless about her situation but i can still sense her sorrow for that possiblity. What do you think would be the best diagnosis for this?

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