I did not know there were programs out there that are online. I have heard of RN to BSN online but never obtaining the actual RN degree. I think doing the RN to BSN online is fine but I feel I would...
you have completely lost me. i was working with the facts. the op said the potassium level was 2.7, you said in your post that you did not see a potassium level and asked if i was reading the same...
yes you are right. i guess i was thinking more about which pattern the vital sign assessment falls in rather than what the pattern represented - cardiac function (my train of thought) not
wow, i am sorry. i think you misunderstood my intentions, i did not mean to offend you. i was trying to say that by assessing the vitals you could monitor for complications associated with...
In the acute phase of treatment, the priority is to stabilize the patient, using maslow the electrolyte imbalance and fluid volume seem to be most important. I can see where you would get that the...
I did read the scenario and in all of the other posts I referred to her 1st dx as fluid volume deficit. I got caught up in my words...I was talking about fluid volume deficit, No idea why I wrote that...
Are you sure the route is sub Q? My first inclination was to give the Midazolam because it is a anxiolytic that has been used in palliative patients to reduce agiitation. The only reason I hesitate...
Anyone gone here, know more about their rn to bsn program? Sounds good but I have not heard anyone say they have gone through the program. I am interested in it mainly because you can complete it in...
Electrolyte imbalance (hypokalemia specifically) and hypovolemia would be my priority diagnoses. I would focus on hypokelemia not hypernatremia since that is due to the hypovolema and can be included...
Is the risk for diagnosis supposed to be your priority? I only ask because this patient has actual problems that you could list like impaired skin integrity, activity intolerance, acute pain, etc As...
Chronic pain related to tissue damage,joint damage, whatever is damaged, or tumor progression and related pathology secondary to osteoarthritis, leukemia, whatever his medical diagnosis is as...
I didn't think of them. I just went to their website and it is not the most informative but it sounds like the program can be completed in 3 semesters. Thanks I will look into it
In the emergency room - acute phase, the priorities are electrolyte imbalance,dehydration, any vital signs that are off, or changes in mental status from this patients norm. The history is important...
A priority diagnosis or collaborative problem is one that if not managed will compromise function or negatively affect functional status. In my other post (#7) I gave you some ideas. In the acute...
Well what kind of career would interest you? Seriously, there are sooo many things you could do that do not involve direct patient care - if that is the part that is not for you. certified legal...
Did you talk to your instructor and find out what they are looking for? I feel like these are not the kind of lab tests they would want you to look up. It's not typical to use these specific tests, is...
EDRN-2010 replied to Somethingcreative's topic in General Students
Good Luck. If you really want to be a nurse, think about applying to a couple other schools. If your school doesn't take you back another school might take you in a flash with your grades and good...
Well I would want to get information on Nutritional metabolic pattern,and activity excersise so you could get lots of objective info given her memory problem like her height, weight, bmi, oral cavity...
EDRN-2010 replied to nursestudent101's topic in General Students
There are treatments for hepatitis B, interferon...very expensive though and the treatment is 6months to 1 year. No idea of your specific situations but try googling interferon and HBV and see if it...
Why are you repeating the series if you had it already 3 or 4 years ago? Just curious why you didn't get titers done instead of redoing the series. If you really did do the series once already you...