MissJulie

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  1. Another nurse bites the dust due to facebook

    We've already had issues with Facebook, and I'm just in nursing school! There were actually a few students whom had put some "opinions" about their clinical instructors on Facebook. Now, that...
  2. Which education path do I take??

    I wouldn't think that LVN-BSN would be the best route (unless you already have your LVN). If possible, why not just go straight into the BSN and then go into the MSN program. Also, according to the...
  3. Clinicals in Hospital

    We had to have the CNA class before applying to RN, or LPN, school. We had to attend the same clinical site, which was an LTC, no choosing... Also, as far as the nursing school clinicals, we have...
  4. Subcutaneous SQ Injection in Buttocks?

    My Potter and Perry book reads that an alternative site for subcut can be the upper ventral or dorsal gluteal
  5. Surgical Tech Or Rn?? Help!

    I have another opinion to share. Say you become a nurse and get to work in the OR, that would be great, but if for some reason you can't be on your feet for long periods of time (arthritis for...
  6. I'm currently in my first semester of an ADN program, but I already have my AS in Biology. Anyway, I'd have to say that I agree with the other posters. If you don't want to use your degree after...
  7. Med Errors

    I'm a student nurse, and reading this thread has blown my mind! Of course, I knew that med errors happen, and even my instructors have told us they've had errors and what they were, what they did,...
  8. Have you ever been told

    I'm not a nurse, yet, but I did get an odd comment about being in nursing school. My younger sister's friend, evidently, was to be a Physician Assistant, which is all well and good, but she's not...
  9. I'm just curious...

    "Usually "techs" go through a specific vocational program from a few months to a couple of years in length for some specialties. They usually get a certificate or a diploma. Sometimes a medication...
  10. can you go from ADN to MSN?

    Depending on the type of MSN program you want to do, this could be very helpful: http://www.frontierschool.edu/academics/adn-msn-bridge It's with the Frontier Nursing School (the one started by Mary...
  11. ADN question

    Usually it depends on the different classes taken. The biggest difference would probably be the number, and type, of science classes taken. For example, I already have my AS in Biology, and I took...
  12. Any one worried about a job after graduating?

    Am I worried about getting a job after graduation? In a word, YES!!!!!!!!! But, I've decided to look at it this way, once I have my degree and licensure in my hands, so to speak, I'll be employable...
  13. One bad egg...

    We are told to NEVER wear a lab coat to clinical site! The one thing that is similar that we can wear is one of the scrub warm-up jackets in the matching shade of our clinical uniforms (royal blue...
  14. Here goes nothing

    We have to get the meds from the floor nurse, as neither the instructor nor the students have a password to the meds. Once we have the meds, we have to go throught the rights and checks of the meds....
  15. How many hours a week are you in class, lab or clinical?

    I'm a first semester nursing student, in an ADN program. We only have the fundamentals class this semester :) Anyway, I'm in lecutre 8 hrs a week, lab 5 hrs a week, and clinical 6 hrs a week. So,...
  16. I don't know what area you live in, so this may, or may not, apply. Also, this may, or may not, be considered a specialty, although allnurses has it listed as one. Anyway, it's prison nursing. In...
  17. Things you would LOVE to say to your nursing instructors...

    Why must you got to the back of a rather large lecture hall and speak like you're trying to whisper in church? One of our instructors will put up the powerpoint (ours actually use theirs), and go to...
  18. Please tell me I'm not crazy...

    Maybe I can share a little tidbit, even though I'm still in school :) In my area (Kentucky), LTC is the main employer of LPNs, as well as doctor's offices. Now, of course LTCs do employ RNs, but they...
  19. Thoughts on Christmas scrubs...Yea or no way?

    We wear ours at work! But, then again, it's a casual office, and some of the girls just wear jeans year-round, so there you go! But, I have to agree with some of the other posters, don't wear them...
  20. I'm just curious...

    Let me preface this by saying that I am currently working as a CNA and attending an ADN program to evetually attain my RN. As far as going on for a BSN, that is yet undecided at this point, it really...
  21. DO U HAVE......

    For lecture, we have to dress "business casual." (No jeans, t-shirts, tank tops, tennis shoes, etc.) So, I basically alternate between a few pairs of khakis, dress pants, and blouses; thank goodness...
  22. Gabapentin?

    If he's in chronic renal failure, could there possibly be a history of neurogenic
  23. Is this legal?

    We actually had to fill out something similar for our nursing school info packets (we did this at orientation). Is it legal? Really, I don't know. But, if you're willingly answering it, that probably...
  24. How did you decide to teach?

    Just bumping this up on the list
  25. Maybe I'm mis-reading your post, hopefully I am, but here in Kentucky, PAs are far more important than an MA. Physician Assistants prescribe medications, order tests, work in ER, do rounds at...