My elementary school participates in the Universal Breakfast program, which provides free breakfast for every student everyday. We also have the weekend FUEL program that provides food for some students for the weekend. We usually have a great numb...
MsAng replied to NicoleRNGonzaga's topic in School
We all know that Rights for safe medication administration. These rights are taught to reduce medication errors. Unfortunately, many errors occur due to negligence in utilizing these rights. I give 16 kids daily medications at an elementary school...
MsAng replied to jencmccutcheon88's topic in Pre-Nursing
Nursing school is tough for anyone. Period. I started my pre-req's when my youngest started kindergarten. I did the BSN track and took most of my pre-req's online. When I started the nursing program, it was required full time with no online work, ...
I am at an elementary school with 1,000 students. I see, on average, approximately 40 students per day. That includes daily meds and procedures. My biggest pet peeve is when there are substitute teachers. They have no problem sending half the cla...
It is our district policy that school nurses are hired for students ONLY! Per our policy, we cannot see/treat staff. However, if there is an emergency.... obviously I will do what I can to help. I do not mind doing a BP here and there if a staff me...
State: TN Judging by the responses on here, I may be getting the lowest pay! Sad to say, my salary is approximately $18,000/year. I work 32.5 hrs/week at an elementary school with 1000 students. I am a BSN, RN.
I had to laugh because my school requires ATI also and I remember that video you are referring to. I thought the exact same thing. It was really over-the-top with the amount of washcloths the nurse in the video used. Not real-life nursing IMO.
College algebra may be easier for most, however I agree that stats is a requirement for many nursing programs (it is in my program). So taking Stats would be a wise choice, in my opinion. Good luck to ya!
I respectfully disagree with some of your post. I for one could talk during my contractions. When I called my provider about my contractions, he doubted my need to come to the hospital. But I went anyway. I was 5 cm and gave birth 2 hours later. ...
You said it all! I just finished my psych semester and everything you stated was about 85% of what we focused on. My instructors were huge CAM therapy advocates, so the other 15% of the WHOLE semester was spent on CAM therapies. A little bit much,...
I actually refer back to A&P quite a bit. My advice to you is to re-examine the physiology of the body systems. For example, the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system or the sympathetic/parasympathetic nervous systems. Many medications affect t...
In my experience with nursing school (I've completed 2 semesters thus far), it is very similar to the above posts. We have a ton of paperwork that needs to be completed about our assigned patient. This paperwork includes detailed care plans, medica...
MsAng replied to hellotonyyang's topic in Student Assist
Definately study up on your grammar... there were quite a few questions on grammar/spelling that seemed to trip up a lot of people (even 4.0 students!). There were some science questions that I had no clue about so I scored kinda low in that area. ...
I am in a BSN program right now and I started when my youngest entered Kindergarten. Kindergarten here is full day, so I registered for classes that were during my kids' school hours. It's working well for me. My husband is retired military, but i...
I am currently a student in the middle of a BSN program. I have a "friend" who introduced herself to me as being a nurse. I proceeded to ask her if she was an RN, to which she replied, "yep, I'm an RN." After about a year I have recently figured ou...