anneuhbanana

anneuhbanana

ER, Med-Surg

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About anneuhbanana

anneuhbanana has 3 years experience and specializes in ER, Med-Surg.


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  1. Floor to ED transition

    Well, as someone who moved from floor to ED... the best advice I can give is just to fly by the seat of your pants. Don't expect routine, and don't get upset when things change. It was the best thing I ever did, I've honestly become a better nurse be...
  2. Is floor nursing making you fat?

    YES!! We are all getting fat with the exception of the few outstanding fitness freaks we probably all work with. When I first started working as a nurse the stress really got to me, binge eating after getting off was (and still is) a major problem. I...
  3. Well there is pretty much everything you can imagine. There is usually at least one med-surg floor, there is one for post-op patients, orthopedics, cardiac, renal, trauma, oncology. The bigger the hospital the more specialized they are, the smaller t...
  4. Good pair of shoes

    Dansko's all the way! I didn't discover them til my first nursing job but I highly recommend them, worth every cent. I suffered and suffered throughout nursing school, now I have no pain and can last 12+ hours on my feet with no issues.
  5. Most challenging moments in Nursing school

    To me one of the hardest things was having to say no to seeing my friends, I felt like I had NO LIFE. I graduated in May and I'm still playing catchup! At some times it was hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel with the neverending work, but...
  6. Drawing up

    Sometimes it's easier to look at it without formulas. I say how many ml are in each mg. So 0.2ml in 1mg and you need 0.5mg so how many ml is that?
  7. Insulin drip/hourly BG checks

    I work on a medsurg floor where it's a 5:1 ratio and we get insulin drips. They usually try to give a nurse only one, but your four other patients could have heparin drips etc and you still have your hands full.
  8. Hurst Review Q Test Score

    I took mine Monday and passed. I had 75 questions as well and it felt like half were SATA. I feel like the Q reviews really did help.
  9. Hurst Review Q Test Score

    I've taken 2 Q reviews and I have gotten 77% and 82%. I take the NCLEX Monday as well so we shall see how this compares. When I am taking them I have noticed that the questions tie in with the core content review so I'm not sure how good these quest...
  10. Hurst review

    I did the live review but I HIGHLY recommend it. The videos are pretty much just like the live thing, they have different speakers for every section. I watched almost all of them. They are very good, and I was very enlightened....I kept thinking WHY ...
  11. Why would someone with a PEG-tube recieve Protonix

    I'm not exactly sure but I would say that because they have a peg-tube it could be more for prevention of any GERD side effects. They may not have had GERD before but with a peg-tube it could automatically increase their risk. They drilled in our bra...
  12. BSN Students= Community Woes

    We also have a project that is forever long and a huge part of our grade, and class time? Don't get me started...the most boring lecture you could ever have. However I guess I lucked out because the health department I get sent to lets us do soooooo...
  13. Thank you person, who doesn't study for any test until the morning of for bragging about it like you are so cool. Like your 72 was pretty good considering. I do not care. You will never be my nurse and I pray that you do not pass the NCLEX. To the ot...
  14. Testing help please!! (reading vs.practice tests)

    I usually just skim over the chapters and I highly recommend using the website that comes along with your book. Usually it's evolve... but sometimes they have chapter reviews (and they are very good) and practice quizzes. The quizzes are good and I l...
  15. Senior year!!

    me me me!