PNCC2001

PNCC2001 has 21 years experience and specializes in OB, Family Practice, Pediatrics.

PNCC2001's Latest Activity

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   Post-Covid: How to Cope

   PNCC2001 replied to Ellekat2's topic in COVID

   You're welcome. Slowly but surely. Take the time to do some reading that you've wanted to do. Or learn something new on you tube videos or watch travelogues or learn more about nutrition. This is the perfect time. Before you know it, all of a sudden ...
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   Allergies? Nope! Covid

   PNCC2001 replied to Ioreth's topic in COVID

   I think there are many more false positives than we hear about. Possibly, even many of those that we are told are asymptomatic carriers.
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   Allergies? Nope! Covid

   PNCC2001 replied to Ioreth's topic in COVID

   The other possibility is that you ARE having allergies symptoms, and that the test was a False Positive.
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   Transgender Actress on General Hospital Breaks New Ground

   PNCC2001 replied to Debi Fischer's topic in General Nursing

   Transgender is not the same as being lesbian or gay. Those are sexual partner choices.. Transgender is a psychiatric/psychological identity disorder; which is being politicized and exploited, rather than being treated for the disorder that it is. ...
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   Are You Really a Nurse?

   PNCC2001 replied to Nurse Beth's topic in General Nursing

   You need to read the Wisconsin Statutes again. "'Nurse' without amplification means only a Registered Nurse". 'Licensed Practical' Nurse is an amplification. Wound Care Nurse is an amplification, etc. It does not say that only RNs are nurses. Bu...
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   Is becoming a LPN worth it?

   PNCC2001 replied to Jeisikah's topic in LPN/LVN

   This is a really old thread. In my area LPNs were phased out of the hospitals and the push has been for BSNs. However, over the last couple of years clinics and doctors offices have started hiring LPNs again, in place of Medical Assistants. The BL...
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   Change in duties at interview

   PNCC2001 replied to cobrit's topic in Ambulatory

   I have many years of Case Management experience and IMO they are being unrealistic for you to be able to accomplish all of that; and many of those duties are not in the job description of a Case Manager.
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   Dream job but still a few weeks away from taking NCLEX

   PNCC2001 replied to latebloomer74's topic in LPN/LVN

   Yes apply. It takes employers at least several weeks to start scheduling interviews.
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   LPN SALARY

   PNCC2001 replied to tye13's topic in LPN/LVN

   O'Net says $16.40 - $29.83/hr. for New York in 2017. 29-2
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    Foreign Nurse with BS willing to work as a LPN

    PNCC2001 replied to Gratefull's topic in LPN/LVN

    You should be able to look online for the Nurse Licensing Board in the state where you want to work. They should have information regarding licensing for foreign educated nurses.
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    Help!! PN 2018

    PNCC2001 replied to NurseLife89's topic in NCLEX

    There are a ton of great nursing apps for NCLEX prep.
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    Tell me why an LVN/LPN is a "real nurse"

    PNCC2001 replied to PrettyNerd's topic in LPN/LVN

    In the community college in my area, the LPN program and the first half of the RN program are identical.
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    CNA, CMA, or Phlebotomy before nursing school?

    PNCC2001 replied to Brooklynpage's topic in CNA/MA

    Many hospitals will train you to be a PCT (Patient Care Tech); if you have your CNA, so your hospitals may not advertise PCTs. So my suggestion would be to get your CNA (which is a requirement anyway for most nursing programs). You will not find any...
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    Mandatory new parent education

    PNCC2001 replied to Beeoneacu's topic in Ob/Gyn

    Many state Medicaid programs have Perinatal Care Coordinators that are certified by them who provide in-home pregnancy, nutrition and postpartum education. You also can develop a referral list of Antepartum, Birth and Postpartum Doulas and Monitrice...
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    Prioritizing Nursing Diagnoses

    PNCC2001 replied to katPRN82's topic in Student Assist

    My thought would be: 1. Risk for bleeding (always a risk postpartum; and a major reason for maternal mortality) 2. Risk for unstable glucose 3. Risk for urinary retention (secondary to spinal anesthesia)