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StudentNurseElle

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  1. med surg reviews and raionales. if your school is subscribed to ATI, the books they give away is extremely helpful. good luck
  2. Hi! Im also struggling in med-surg, too. Right now, what is getting me thru the semester is med surg reviews and rationales. I got the book from amazon. I read the textbook, esp, the charts and tables. I create charts of each disease, that includes, the patho, clinical manifestations, diagnostics, meds, teaching, non sx management, sx management. On top of all of that I have a loud and outgoing study group. We are all on the same boat. It is great to surround yourself with people who have the same drive as you do. This is the time to place your pride away and ask help from others. I wish you the best of luck. Tell yourself that youve read it, seen it, and talked about it. So there is no way youll fail! Good luck, again.
  3. Congratulations on making it this far! Definitely agree with the other members. NCLEX books are the way to go. To save money, go to the school and public library and do questions. Just tell yourself that you've seen it, read it, and talked about it. Never doubt yourself. Take 10min breaks every 45 minutes. Exercise and hydrate. To answer your question, practice NCLEX questions. Personally, I feel like all books are the same. If i had to choose...Id pick KAPLAN and SAUNDERS. Good Luck
  4. I am sorry to hear about your situation. Ive been in the same situation. I couldnt challenge any of the exam questions nor does my school have an option to test out of the course. Does your school have an option to test out of the course? I had to take the class again and I passed with flying colors. I feel more confident with the material now. Since you barely passed, maybe you might need to take the class again to master the material as oppose to just getting by. Id say take the class again if your school doesnt give you any other option. OR you can look for a school that can taking your nursing credits since you are so close to graduating... Good luck and wish the best for you...dont be discourage! You can do it!
  5. Thanks for the tips everyone! Ill try them out next semester. I wish I can go kayaking!!
  6. Oohhh get your money back and sell back your textbook! Some websites actually pay for shipping!
  7. Many of you have either finished taking finals or about to be done with finals. I am curious to know what kind of rituals students do before or after an exam. Listen to music? Watch a movie the night before? Wake up an hr before th exam and cram more information in? Go for a manicure after the exam? Pull an all nighter? Mediate/Pray? Eat certain things? What do you do before and/or after an exam? Personally, I go for a light run before my exam, to get the blood flowing in my body. It has helped my concentration and grades. When I am waiting around for the professor, I usually listen to music (FOO FIGHTERS, YEAA!) I hate hearing my classmates test each other and then argue about certain things, it just heightens my anxiety!
  8. www.bestbookdeal.com www.bigwords.com Short on cash? split the textbook with friends rent from the library and make copies rent from a website ...Good Luck!
  9. Sims, on their side, so the patient's tongue can fall forward. Never on any other position unless contraindicated
  10. Assault : a threat to cause harm For example : if you odnt eat your breakfast, I ll make you stay in the chair all day. Battery : purposeful, wrongful, touching without consent For example : a client who presents his hand when told it is tim eot test his blood glucose implies consent Relies on implied consent as an agreement inferred by the client's cooperative behavior For example : continuing to give the client an enema even when she says "stop" is battery. Good luck
  11. I just completed Fundamentals, too! I am studying by working through the book Fundamentals of Nursing Reviews and Rationales by Prentice Hall. It is a great book. The book entails pre test, content, post test in each subject of Fundamentals. If your school is subscribed to a testing service such as ATI study the ATI book, it helps. The ATI books puts in the information in short sweet condensed format. Good luck!
  12. They are identical! It is cheaper. However do not rely on your bookstore to resell the book b/c they wont...supposedly its illegal! I dont know how but that is what the store manager said. Definitely purchase them if you can
  13. What is the difference between Myasthenia Gravis vs Cholinergic Crisis? Thank-you in advance, StudentNurseElle
  14. Thanks.RN_2bethatsme (cute name).. My school uses the book Math for Clinical Practice by Macklin.... The answer key CD is sometimes off...hence why I wanted to double check. Thanks!
  15. I'd like to double check my work... Determine Drip Rate Infused packed red blood cells 250 mL over 3hrs. Administration set drop factor 10gtt/mL My calculations: 250mL/3hrs = 83mL/hr 83mL (10gtt/mL) / 60 minutes --> 14 gtt/mL Thanks in advance, Elle

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