MsKayleigh

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1. Care Plan Outcome / Interventions Help

   MsKayleigh replied to MsKayleigh's topic in Nursing Student Assistance

   Thank you all so very much!! I found all of your answers helpful and useful. The outcome of maintaining status quo was what I opted for; I have always had outcomes that were progressing towards...

2. Care Plan Outcome / Interventions Help

   MsKayleigh posted a topic in Nursing Student Assistance

   I'm working on a nursing care plan for my pediatric clinicals at a sort of long-term care facility for children with disabilities. I am struggling a bit with establishing a realistic, measurable...

3. Funniest thing you've ever seen happen to a doctor

   MsKayleigh replied to Guttercat's topic in Nursing Humor

   I didn't personally witness this, but heard about it from the eye witness nurse. The OB/GYN doc, who had been doing OB forever, had just delivered an infant and was waiting to deliver the placenta....

4. accelerated "fast track" BSN program

   MsKayleigh replied to risingstar12's topic in Diploma, ADN, BSN

   I am currently in an accelerated BSN program, and I don't find that I have had to say goodbye to my family--except that I moved nearly 1600 miles to go to school. So I don't see my family, and I...

5. Nursing school or ? ?

   MsKayleigh replied to rystle's topic in Pre-Nursing Students

   Worry you not! Yes, they do teach you some of the basic things you do need to say, and often other conversations develop or don't develop depending on the type of person you are caring for. I did...

6. What do i need to know for pharmacology

   MsKayleigh replied to Le-Rhone's topic in Nursing Student Assistance

   I'm not sure of your learning style--personally mine varies upon the information. Pharm is just a LOT of memorization. It's the only class so far that I've made notecards for! And I made a TON of...

7. Will the economy ever get better so less people will pursue nursing?

   MsKayleigh replied to AddisonLawrence03's topic in General Nursing

   Interestingly enough, we don't want people to stop pursuing nursing. We are facing an impending nursing shortage, what with the large number of nurses soon to be retiring. In fact, studies are...