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Take it ASAP before the semester starts. There is so much information to learn in nursing. It is difficult to claim that one is ever ready to sit for the exam. Best of luck!

9 lb=4.1 kg 4.1 x3=12.3 mg/day 4.1x5=20.5 mg/day 12 hrs x2 =24 hrs per day 10 mgx2=20mg/day 10 mg every 12 hrs is considered a safe dose. It is within the recommended range of 12.3-20.5 mg per day Available: Order: 20 mg/5mL = 10 mg/x mL 2.5 mL (answer) You will give 10mg/2.5mL every 12 hrs or per dose

Give her wishes and see what happens. Good luck!

What about a bracelet engraved with her name on with an rn at the end?

That is most likely in the positive direction. Congrats!

Did it say delivery successful? The PVT trick works most of the time. Get some good sleep.

Best is to study from NCLEX review books with cds. Good luck!

Do pray to St Joseph of Cupertino and St Michael the Archangel. You'll be in my prayers when I get to bed. Good luck!

The good pop-up works most of the time. Congrats!

Be civil to tell her that giving meds is not within the scope of your practice. She should know better that CNAs do not pass meds.

To think like a nurse, you must be able to apply ABC, Maslow's Hierarchy, Nursing Process, priorities, infection control, and all what you learned in Med Surg, Pharmacology,Maternity, Pediatric, and Psychiatric Nursing. Connect your vast knowledge in all the subjects above and deliver a safe nursing care. Go over some NCLEX books to help you think critically.

Inorder to satisfy their insecurities, give them the wrong information by telling a low grade or score. This worked for me when I was in the same situation as you are.

Strategies on how to answer SATA questions and a good knowledge of content do work together.

1-2 hrs after birth the fundus is midline bet umbilicus and symphysis pubis 6-12 hrs after- at the level of the umbilicus day 1- 1 cm or 1 fingerbreadth below the umbilicus (U-1) day 2- 2 cms or 2 fingerbreadths below the umbilicus (U-2) day 3- 3 cms or 3 fingerbreadths below the umbilicus (U-3) This rate continues downward until the uterus is not palpable approximately day 9 or 10.

Obama as usual!

Do not put your license in jeopardy. Find the nearest exist if you have to.

Stay with NCLEX RN. Do not waste your time to become an LVN unless you really have to produce an income.

The "Big Mouse" is one who eats your food without asking or when your lunch or dinner is missing in the fridge.

Congrats! What do you mean by FIB? Is it fibrillation?

Flu vaccine can lower our immune system thereby predisposing the body to illness such as flu. Drinking plenty of water helps flush the build up of thick mucus that carries the pathogens. It is a preventive measure in case someone catches cold/flu symptoms after receiving a vaccine.

Know your content very well, learn strategies on answering NCLEX type questions, and do lots of questions. You gathered the best resources. They are more than enough in my honest opinion.

Obviously, she didn't like the fact that she got her hands dirty cleaning the poop. You'll find in many workplaces the powertrip divas. Had she forgotten what teamwork means?

Here's another way to arrive at 30mL /hr using dimensional analysis. Cross out units that are the same. 4mg/min x 1g/1000mg x 250mL/g x 60min/1hr = 60,000/2,000 =30mL/hr

Make use of all the time left before the big day. Take breaks when needed. Motivate yourself that you don't want to take this exam multiple times.

You are doing the right thing. There is no need to slow down. Study at your own pace. Take the exam as you planned. Good luck!