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sillygurl

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  1. Okay, so took NCLEX August 13 in OC, Ca. 18 days later, today, saw my name posted on BRN - it's official. PVT worked. A tip for everyone one out there waiting, if you are checking for your name on the BRN web, check every morning around 6am, they are always a day behind.
  2. "There appears to be several versions of the good pop-up." My pop-up was something to the effects to "you are already schedule, contact your people, blah, blah." Don't really remember. But I have not been taken to the payment screen ever.
  3. I took NCLEX RN last Monday. Did the the trick, got the good pop up. I have been checking BRN website for my name and nothing. Had a friend take it last Thursday and her name is up on the BRN website. ***** I have feel nothing but despair. I ran out of time but made it through 230 questions. Had SATA every 5 - 10 questions and three math questions. I feel that I passed but why isn't my name posted on the BRN and as if today, I still cannot reregister? I took the exam in Orange County, CA.
  4. yes. it's available on skyscape. I have Lexi comp and I love it but it's pretty expensive. mcgaw is ok but I don't like the layout.
  5. Davis's Drug guide is pretty good. I've been using it for school for the last 2 years and it is "easy to navigate" and useful.
  6. Hi, I need help please - I can't figure out what to use as my AEB because I need to tailor my interventions to them. Pt. is a 75 y.o. male dx with aortic dissection type B. Hx of a-fib x17years, chf, htn with poor control. When I was caring for him, he was waiting for surgery two days later and was very anxious but my care plan needs to be cardiac related. Assessment: bilateral lower extremities with 1+ edema, c/o dyspnea, pulses 2+ radial and pedal, RBC 3.92 (L) hgb 12.2 (L), hct 37.3 (L), bnp 293 (H), bun 31(H), ca 7.9 (L) treatment: FIO2 @ 2L, Nicardipine, esmolol,bumetanide, sodium bicarb drip. thank you!

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