ConniePN

Hope so! I would think today is the day but at this point nothing would surprise me. LOL

I haven’t heard anything either and I’m starting to assume that we are on a waitlist- my thoughts are that we won’t hear anything now until after the deposit deadline which I believe is Tuesday- I’m struggling to stay hopeful LOL

Same here - nothing yet … I live chatted on the website and she said not all emails have gone out yet and to give it the week ?

@BSNhopeful40 well if you didn’t get in then my lower TEAS score and all the same pre-req grades definitely didn’t get in either - guess I don’t have to wait for the emails LOL wonder if anyone got in with TEAS in the 70s and straight As in the prerequisites

Still nothing ?

Still no email here… pretty sure I didn’t get in ? I’m so worried

It sounds like you have way better odds than I do LOL everyone on this thread sounds like they do. I’ve been an LPN for almost 15 years and while I did very well on my prerequisites- I didn’t take micro yet and I didn’t do great on the TEAS… LOL so this thread has deflated any hope I had ????

I have all my pre-requisites minus Microbiology.... If I don't get in I'm going to take that in the Spring along with biomedical ethics just to knock some classes off the list - my TEAS score will expire as well by the next deadline so I'll be taking it again... wish I just knew already! I'm checking my emails all day everyday even when I know that no one is sending emails on Sundays or holidays! This week is the week!

Hello all, just found this thread... I called on Friday and they said the committee met this week for review so emails are going out starting tomorrow. I'm reading what some of you got on your TEAS and prerequisites so I'm a little nervous now...but Good Luck everyone!!

Hello... Anyone want to help me with these NANDAs? No matter how many times I do them in school I can't seem to get any better at them!!!! I wanted to know if these are ok Excess fluid volume r/t compromised regulatory mechanism secondary to CHF aeb +2 pedal edema Risk for constipation r/t medication regiment and insufficient physical mobility Functional urinary incontinence r/t altered physical mobility, lack of ability to detect urge to urinate Impaired skin integrity r/t trauma, pressure, aeb ulcers on sacrum, buttox, L heel and L calf, and R heel Impaired physical mobility r/t generalized pain and weakness aeb no WB L leg, pain 8/10, and dependence with transfers risk for impaired gas exchange r/t alveolar - capillary membrane changes secondary to disease process (COPD) _ she has no exacerbations or symptoms at present which is why i put the risk for. shes not even on O2... she also has a HA with pain 8/10 and Leg pain 8/10.. i wanted to do acute pain but I dont know how to put the r/t and her neuro was fine shes a&o X3 and sometimes her responses are delayed but I'm not able to come up with a neuro nanda or a psychosocial. I spent about 3 hours with this woman and I have to come up with a nanda for every body system. not having such an easy time with this!! I'd appreciate anyones help right now!! ) Thanks so much!

i really do thank you so much for your advice... I hope my reply didn't sound critical or as though I was looking for answers. I am putting a great deal of work into this careplan and your helpful advice and tools is making it so much better!!!! ) so thank you again!

thanks so much!! I think you're more critical then my professors..but either way I'm glad!! ) thank you so much for your help! I may have been taught incorrectly on how to do this... I changed some things I wanted tos how you... for the inneffective peripheral tissue perfusion... I changed in completely to Excess fluid volume r/t compromised regulatory mechanism AEB dyspnea and +2 pedal edema not sure if thats correct... also... Functional urinary incontinence ?? is that better than impaired urinary elim?? I'm having so much trouble with r/t and AEB with this careplan... my case study is very detailed.. too detailed to write.. but I can write some... 84 yo female resides at a nursing home for the last 2 years. She was independently at home until she was no longer able to manage in her home after a hospitalization for COPD exacerbation. SHe has ben 02 dependant for the past 2 years. Presently she is being treated for a UTI. as tolerated, she attends PT daily. HX: emphysema, HTN, type 2 DM, OA, gout, CAD, Hypothyroidism, CHF, pneumonia

Hey guys.. i need help prioritizing these NANDAS.. my pt has a hx of COPD, along with a bunch of other stuff. she was admitted for a UTI and now I have to come up with a careplan and prioritize my top 5 NANDAS... So far I have: Impaired gas exchange r/t ventilation-perfusion impairment AEB abnormal breathing pattern of 28RPM, dyspnea, and oxygen dependence 2-3L Ineffective peripheral tissue perfusion r/t interupted venous flow secondary to +2 pedal edema bilaterally Imparied skin intergrity r/t inflammatory response secondary to skin tear on forearm 2cm X 3cm Impaired physical mobility r/t limited strength AEB activity intolerance, dyspnea, and pedal edema anxiety r/t SOB, and change in health status AEB 28RPM, dyspnea, and exacerbated symptoms of COPD acute confusion r/t decreased oxygen saturation AEB periods of confusion, and disorietnation assoicated with low oxygen levels readiness for enhanced nutriton r/t willingness to follow new diet regimen AEB pt. verbalizing understanding of specific diet needs and restrictions, and showing full compliance. impaired urinary elimination r/t urinary tract infection AEB periods of inconintinence and an increased urgency and frequency. I know that gas exchange and tissue perfusion are definitely priority #1 and 2... but after that i'm stuck... I am not even sure if these NANDAS are completely appropriate... this is why i hate case studies instead of working on actual patients from our clinical rotations... if anyone could help me out I'd appreciate it!!!