digitiminimi replied to RickyLatino87's topic in Illinois Nursing
Hey guys, I only have 2 books left if anyone is still interested in buying: 1. Wong's Essentials of Pediatric Nursing by M. Hockenberry 8th edition ($40) - You'll use this for Pediatrics 2....
I just graduated from ResU. I would recommend it to people whose goal is to graduate in a short amount of time. The program is fast-paced (it is accelerated after all) and you need to keep up, but...
digitiminimi replied to RickyLatino87's topic in Illinois Nursing
For the people who were PM'ing me about the titles of the books I have, I will just post here so everyone can see: 1. Wong's Essentials of Pediatric Nursing 8th edition 2. Health Promotion Strategies...
digitiminimi replied to lawandaluxnurse's topic in General Nursing
I don't agree with this mentality at all. How can you deliberately subject yourself to misery? That is just sad. Nursing can be one thing to one person and a completely different thing to another....
digitiminimi replied to OnlybyHisgraceRN's topic in Nursing Humor
I was in a Pt's room (in a nursing home) and looked at some photographs of people framed on her wall. Me: "Aw, your kids look just like you!" Totally acceptable in any other situation; however, this...
I think more people should consider living in places like Oak Park or Riverside (suburbs really close to the city). It's only a 10-12 min drive into downtown from Oak Park, you don't have to worry...
digitiminimi replied to RickyLatino87's topic in Illinois Nursing
Hey all! I just graduated from Res and I am willing to sell my books for a discount if anyone is interested. I have the book for Peds, Community, Leadership, the Health Assessment lab manual workbook...
I thought, if anything, nursing would be categorized as white collar. I just don't see a profession that has the education requirements, knowledge-level, responsibility, and licensure that we have to...
To me, it looks sneaky. Typically people list their nursing education next to their "RN," not their education in different fields. It looks like you're trying to purposefully embellish and that could...
The MA's at the physician's office I go to all call themselves nurses. I even asked one of them once while she was taking my blood pressure "Are you a nurse?" and she said yes. I didn't say anything...