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melissa1216

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  1. I didn't even think of that! So maybe I should pick infection r/t catheter and pressure ulcers instead.....thanks for the thought! But I still don't understand this "nursing problem statement" I have a mentor that I am assigned to. I have emailed her once a week form February 2 until March 5th with no response. I have spoken to her in class and she says to make an appointment. I make an an appointment she is out sick. I have since emailed her every day since March 6th and still no response. I went to another teacher and she said only my mentor can help me. Needless to say yesterday was the last day to talk to a mentor and she said "sorry didn't read your paper yet." so I am pretty much on my own. I intend to include every email I sent her upon turning in my paper so when she takes off points I can say "well I asked fo rhelp and you never responded." :)
  2. Well that's what I thought but in another section it had already asked the nursing diagnosis...so I am really confused.
  3. Hello everyone! I am currently in my second semester of Nursing school and am struggling with my Critical Thinking (CT) paper. I have to select two risks for my patient. I chose: Falls and Pressure Ulcers. My paper guideline states "Your priority risk should be written as a nursing problem statement." I need an example of this. I have searched the internet and am unable to find it. Cana nyone give me an example? Any help is much appreciated :)

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