guest042302019

guest042302019 BSN, RN

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  1. Did I get "too excited" too soon?

    I would say go with your gut instincts. Your intuition. If you feel you need to assess your patient more often, say q2h VS as opposed to q4h, do it. Maybe your preceptor has previous knowledge of this...
  2. What is the answer to this question!?

    I don't know people keep commenting on 30mL/hour. There is no objective, measurable information, or known amount. All it says is "not much." Not much to you or me or other people could be 50mL or...
  3. Does volunteering at a hospital help?

    Volunteering always helps. It shows you care for community and those who live in it among many other desirable qualities. We live in a money driven world. When someone is willing to spend time for...
  4. Quadriplegic Aid

    I admire you for you ability to take care of this patient. My gf is acute neurological RN at Iowa University Hospital and she takes care of patients that require almost or entirely total care. Similar...
  5. Careplan Help!

    Well, you said yourself again, "wants to learn ways to distract herself." I believe that sounds like readiness to me. You see, you've got it. It's in there! :) You could check into readiness for...
  6. Help! Hypotension care plan!

    I just wanted to elaborate on the previous post's discussion on the O2 saturation and low BP. There are situations when a person may have low O2 saturation because of low BP. For instance, a person...
  7. Careplan Help!

    You said it yourself, " I just want my pt. to be able to cope with her depressive mood." Try to turn that into a goal. I see two key words here. Coping and depression. Patient will use effective...
  8. How much anatomy do CNAs need to know?

    I'm an RN student as well as I tutor A&P. There are two separate classes for general A&P 1 and 2 as well as Human A&P usually designated for CNAs and LPNs at my college. The Human A&P...
  9. What is the answer to this question!?

    There's really not much information there. I think there are people that are "reading" into this questions too much. We don't know an exact amount of urine just "not much." I would say immediately get...
  10. Microbiology and Chemistry this Summer

    I don't know if you'll find much of that here. I would your best bet would be Google. You'll have to sift through a lot of garbage sites but you may find someone. Some colleges have downloadable...
  11. Struggling in Clinical

    Do you have any prior clinical experience or is this your first time ever in the hospital? If this is your first time, after this semester, try to get a job in the hospital or volunteer. You may find...
  12. Taking first Psych exam, Any Advice?

    This is a tough one. Have you had this teacher before? Some programs switch teachers based off of specialty. If so, you've had experience with their testing style. But, I would say study it like any...
  13. I've been sifting around this site for 2-3 years now. I came here when I was just beginning my quest to nursing. I remember looking for A&P tips when I first started A&P 1. I found some here...
  14. A&P thread suggestion for Site Admin

    I agree. :) Just commented on your lab test
  15. A&P lab test

    Well first, you could go to your instructors and simply ask, "What do should I expect on the lab practical?" Ask if there will be only paper diagrams, or actual bones. I'll tell you what I...
  16. What was the hardest part for you?

    I'll take a look. I appreciate your feedback. :) I've found some good ones on there as
  17. Are there any a&p tutors, or study buddies on this forum?

    All of the above suggestions are exactly what I would say to you. When is the last time you sat down and talked with your professor? Maybe you can set up a session with him or her and determine where...
  18. A&P....love it or hate it?

    Pathophysiology is twice as cool I think. You get a tiny review of the big concepts and normal A&P and then delve into the disease process. It's much more interesting though when you get patients...
  19. My reaction to the 1st semester of A&P...

    Thank you :) I'm glad folks still read
  20. Note-this is one of my previous posts, but i took a look at it and did some extensive editing as well as added to it. I hope it is alittle more clear, my point that is I remember my first day of...
  21. What was the hardest part for you?

    You're in a tough situation. I've had an instructor that didn't write the book but he sounds similar to yours. Brilliant mind but can't explain the concepts in a coherent way which loses people. We...
  22. What was the hardest part for you?

    Learning how to study is a big one. There are sooo many methods and finding your niche' that works in A&P is tough. What worked for you previously doesn't necessarily work in A&P. I see you...
  23. What was the hardest part for you?

    You are definitely right about the importance. I mean, all systems are important of course. What it remembering all of the transport mechanisms along the nephron? That really gets people. Also, all...
  24. What was the hardest part for you?

    What about the physiology? The complexity? The teaching
  25. I'm not sure if this is right but I'll give you suggestions of what I would do. Youre off to a good start. I'll help you clarify some things. 1- Ineffective airway clearance related to obstructed...