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RN-BS1972

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  1. I did their LPN-RN bridge also, loved it passed board with 75 questions no problem, I would not have done it any other way!!!!
  2. good luck with nclex!!
  3. Hi I have been where you guys were. I have info and did a ton of research about the Hesi bc of course where I went to school they did not have a review which is why a lot of people don't pass the first time. If anyone wants my info my IM name is the same as my email address and I will gladly send you my info, bc it is GOOD!! A good thing to know is that there are 4 versions of the tests. This is how it works where I went to school. V-1 exit practice hesi. V2 the 1st exit hesi, V-3 the redo, and then V-4 the last one you can take and then have to retake the last 4 wks of school inculding redoing a ton of preceptorship hours. I would be glad to help anyone, just ask!!
  4. jzkfel probablly is a paper pusher and not eve on a floor lol
  5. that person probablly is a paper pusher....lol probablly doesnt work on any floor or dept of any kind
  6. You must be pushing papers am I right???????
  7. I would go back to the hospital on a med surg or to a rehab hospital that is affiliated with a hospital with a strong name, not a nursing home, sub acute would be good too. Don't listen to what people think you should do. You know what you need to do so go for it. Don't let anyone take away the experience that you have it is valuable, and many will try to degrade it and the ones that do that you probablly know more than them. Good luck and take care of and listen to what your gut tells you.
  8. take it one step at a time is my advise. LSN (where I went ) takes all of your transfers no matter how old they are. You can apply now which is what I would advise to do. LSN has more clinical hours in every speciality which hospitals hiring new GNs love. You can still go on and get your BSN later, LSNs credits are transferrable bc they are an affiliate of Webster University. I have a BS from 1998 they took all of my transfers. If you want to deal with no bull I would advise applying at LSN. You will get better hands on bc it is "just" (which is what a lot of people say that don't know a thing about it) a diploma program, whether if its LPN or RN which is what I also have and I feel I have been very prepared especially with the nursing shortage and not getting an orientation (the nurse I was supposed to orientate with never showed up) the very first day I worked as a nurse and I did just fine. They dont care if you have a BSN, ADN, ASN, or Diploma RN that is just labeling, only as long as you have passed NCLEX.
  9. check out Americans with disabilities act, you have rights
  10. Honey get a lawyer........challenge it!!! I have a cousin that is deaf he wouldnt put up with this at all!!! Sky is the limit with all the jobs an RN can do!!
  11. Dont you dare threaten the girl at registration for letting parents back to the ER with their 5 year old in anaphalatic shock that is out of it and practically not breathing, sorry you have to wait another hour to have your in grown toe looked at. getting dropped off in ambulance bay bc they think they will get in quicker ****** me off to know end.
  12. Treatment wise capital region is better
  13. Niki sublett is a defense attorney for nurses she is in the jefferson city area where state board is im me for her number
  14. If you do go back look for a diploma program that has a bridge program mine was only 14 months.....the require less pre reqs
  15. there may be a question on boards that asks the correct way to give an IM and if 90 degree angle is one of the answers pic that one
  16. it comes with experience for one thing and you will learn over time that every one patient is different, different pain tolerance (anxiety increases pain remember that too) etc. When in doubt give it in the vastus lateralus and remember to do it at a 90 degree angle it is the meatiest part and you shouldn't hit a nerve. Glucagon is Im also and when used in emergencies I dont think about aspirating.
  17. bring that proof of payment to their office. There is also no reason for them to treat you like that
  18. you have the right to challenge this!! Get an attorney and seriously scare them. Do you have proof of payment anywhere?? Maybe that your bank could find for you??
  19. RN-BS1972 replied to yesdog's topic in MICU, SICU
    I so agree!!!!!!!!
  20. become an LPN definately
  21. mosby is the best my score improved by over 100 points
  22. I probablly can help you seriously but ya cant share email but my contact info is listed on my profile
  23. honey go buy the evolve hesi book get the rn one it touches more on leadership hesi loves to question leadership stuff
  24. you go girl.....I just went from Neuro to ER myself but we have a ton of codes in neuro from tons of ICP

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