this is what I did. But it really depended on who was teaching. I had powerpoint instructors and book instructors. But I've learned if nothing else read the care plans and know what the nurse is...
math for meds hands down. I wouldn't retake anything else. although I did because they were easy A's at my "nursing" school and I had c's at my division I university. trust me. You can make it without...
You guys are in for a LOT of hard work. True nursing at it's best. You will assess, stick patient with needles ranging from 15-18 guage needles. You will then hook them up (or string) the machines -...
bawahahaha! me too! oh god me too! I haven't experienced much as I'm still a student, but I've been in healthcare almost 10 years now. I'll trade you a fake eyeball any day to not deal with
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3.5 oz of chicken is nothing. It's literally the size probably of the palm of your hand. that's all i have to add cause I'm curious to know whether it's c or d.
I'm with hj. Who cares if she's going into it for money. She'll either love it or hate it. If she hates it, she'll probably leave the industry anyway. I have no qualms about saying the flexibility...
lots of older nurses there. which means TONS of people to learn from. They are firing the older nurses and bringing in younger for cheaper. but if you give those older nurses respect, they will...
I'm sorry. I don't see anything wrong with what the instructor did. Instructor's have the right to give a make up exam in any format - at least at my school they do. They typically don't, but they...
I personally think that when new grads are looking for jobs they are looking for what they WANT sometimes and not willing to CHANGE to get what they need. RN's and lack of jobs is a crock of crap. I...
Well, I had my first 2 HESI experiences. In my program we have to take them after each final up until the final one that will allow us to graduate. I took the pharm HESI - got an 845. Took...
I typically do what KeeperMom does. I'm visual/tactile as well except for I hate flashcards and go with the "magic notebook" idea. Any reading, powerpoints (I re-write them in my own handwriting),...
ok. I might be out of the norm here. But nursing is not the hardest thing I've ever done in my life. With that being said, I do find it difficult. NOT because of the work, it's because of the PACE....