Darkpk55

Is it possible to be an rn without an adn, if it is how can you obtain an adn when ur a nurse already

Has anyone had to deal with fear of public speaking??? I fail at speech so badly!!! How long do the speeches usually have to be in nursing school? I turn red, shaky, stutter, sweat, heart beats fast, panick attack I need to take some prep classes on ...

Hi, I'm worried because I've always been last person to finish on tests. I have a reading disorder, so its hard to read word problems. I just need a little extra time. It's easy, its just for some reason, I have to reread because its hard to retain....

Is there such thing as a nurse working 7 days a week How many hrs a day do nurses work Would they even let you work 7 hrs a week

Cant explain stuff simply. Like if a patient asked me what aquired immunity was, it would take me awhile to explain. I try very hard but sometimes Im just not good at explaining. Do you think this will effect me? I understand but with. Visualization,...

My dentist does this! Thanks!! You saved my life!

Yea, Albert Einstein isn't full correct on that. I can't explain what I know simply, no matter how good I know it.

3 wrong out of 53 questions = 94%.... How the heck do I maintain an A in my classes omg.... I read the textbooks, took notes, spent like 5hr on each chapter... this sucks

I make flash cards and basically memorize the definitions. If someone asks me for the definition of a word, I'll visualize what it said on my flash card and tell them. Does anyone else do this?

If you have low sodium blood levels, how is homeostasis maintained? Osmosis and diffusion? Water will travel into the cell? Sodium in cells will move out to the bloodstream?

I understand it. Im just asking if both occur.

So even if there is less sodium in extracellular fluid, the water in the intracellular fluid goes there?? Are you sure? I dont think it follows it all the time.

Was nursing hard when you first started? Like right after you passed the NCLEX? What was assessing and diagnosing like? What were you thinking?

lol thats funny

I'm not in nursing school yet, but I love doing this! Hopefully Ill love being a nurse! I here a lot of nurses state that some people don't know how to use critical thinking, and can't apply the facts they know. I can use critical thinking for simple...

I have one little problem. I have trouble explaining things. When I explain, I'll rephrase a lot, and sometimes I will actually forget my point so then I'll get a blank mind. This happens for like everything.. I can't really think before I speak, I c...

Right side of my head is flat at the start of the ear.. How can I still function normally? Not sure lol. But medication for my ADD helps with this. I'm exactly like you lol. I'm glad I'm not the only one, I usually feel like I'm dumber than others to...

Sounds more like an LVN.

Everything sounds crammed in nursing school even though your really not cramming.

Thanks!

Someone asks me a question, I get this blankness in my head. Especially when explaining or talking. This effects me daily and it's not from anxiety. I really don't know how my statement is going to come out when talking or writing. I just start, and ...

I wish I could replace those brain parts that are impaired. I also figured out why I get this blank mindess too. Since i dont know how my statement will come out, Its hard to find words that fit it. Just have a hard time thinking i guess. When I use...

The TEAS is more difficult than the GED. You can check out the TEAS Practice Test Problems at http://www.testprepreview.com/teas_practice.htm and see what you think.

Wow a C. Thats pretty strange, I wonder why not greater. C isn't even trying. If you ask me, the right side of my head is basically missing except for the frontal bone. No I'm not exaggerating. I can't think in my head unless I talk and I have serio...

Make sure you try your best if you retake those prerequisites. Don't let anything hold you back. Be prepared!