Hi. I graduated from NYU last spring and was in the pediatric dual-degree program. That means that during your senior year there, you have to take at least one master's level class. I took Intro. to Biostatistics. You can take more if you have cr...
hi.. i just recently graduated from NYU's 4 yr traditional program.. and just to make a few comments: - the ages of the accelerated and 2nd degree students range from 22 to 45, at least in my classes - traditional students from high school, transfer ...
thanks for your input! the floor i'll be working on isnt just hem/onc, it is also a gen peds floor for children btwn 3-12 yrs of age, so I'll be encountering different cases. thanks again, and any advice from anyone else would be great!
Hi. I'll be starting on a pediatric hematology/oncology floor soon. Can anyone give me any advice or tell me about their experiences working in this area? Also, should I get a pediatric littmann or a peds ultrascope? Thanks!
how did everyone study medications when preparing for the nclex? which meds did u study and how much did u memorize about each? did u study just common ones or random ones as well? thanks!
the outcome is "The client will have a decreased risk of aspiration as a result of ongoing assessment".. and if the intervention is "Auscultate bowel sounds to evaluate bowel motility." and if rationale is "Decreased GI motility increases the risk of...
hmm.. im still unsure.. can anyone tell me what i might write for an evaluation of patient responses for someone with hypertension or risk of aspiration?
Can anyone give me an example of what I would write for evaluation of patient responses?? And what would I write to summarize my impressions of client progress toward outcomes? I'm not looking for how to do it.. I just have no idea how to phrase an...
Hi. I'm a nursing student and I really need help with coming up with a nursing diagnosis for a pt with hypertension (that is the ony thing to base our diagnosis on so it can be anything). So far, I've found "at risk for altered tissue perfusion" and...