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The first one is B The second one is A. It means document the incident not the incident report. You must document what happened to the patient, just don't document that an incident report has been filed.

Please always put your safety first. If there is truly an emergency just use your cell phone to call for assistance.

It can be something as simple as this; Father, we come before your throne lifting up ____ and ask father that you would bring healing, comfort and peace to them. We ask Lord that you move in a mighty way and touch______. Lord that you would remove all sickness and infirmity and we ask this in the mighty name of Jesus. Amen. Hope this helps. God bless.

I have a friend who finally passed after 5 times, so you can do it. Don't give up and as they said PRAY PRAY PRAY!!!

I have a friend who took the test 5 times and finally passed. Don't give up and pray, pray, pray!!

Well nursing school is not supposed to be easy, but don't be so hard on yourself. But definitley ask for help before the next test. Get into a study group and read all the material that is to be on the test. A great idea already suggested is to buy Saunders book to review before a test. Good luck to you, you will make it.

Each school is different and you have to go by their rules, sorry. It sounds like you were not ready, I would just study and try again.

Sorry to hear about that. I was denied twice so I guess three times the charm for me. It is so competitive but I beleive prayer got me in. Keep on trying it will happen.

Well with that inheritance this blessed nurse can quit working and do charitable work or any other thing she desires. So I would take the money, say thank you Jesus and move on.

I think it's wonderful, it's not often all our hard work is appreciated. I am sure the patient felt the nurse did an awesome job and was more than a nurse to her.

Totally agree with the previous advice. Relax and enjoy your time off because you will be too busy to spend time with your kids later.

She did make all the clinical days and she was treated really nice by everyone. Everyone would look at her belly and say "Aw", it was too cute. It is an RN program, I currently am an LVN. We have two clinical days and two lecture days, and she did really well. You have God and your faith in him will see you through. Take care.

Congrats to you on your baby. A student in my third semester class was in the same situation and she scheduled her c-section for spring break. It worked out fine. She returned on time and I don't think she had as much support as you have. So I believe you can do it too. Good luck.