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Is this the good pop up? 75 questions "Our records indicate that you have recently scheduled this exam. Please contact your Member Board for further assistance. Another registration cannot be made at this time."

Is this the good pop up? 75 questions "Our records indicate that you have recently scheduled this exam. Please contact your Member Board for further assistance. Another registration cannot be made at this time."

"Our records indicate that you have recently scheduled this exam. Please contact your Member Board for further assistance. Another registration cannot be made at this time." Thats good RIGHT?

please email it to me also! [email protected]

thanks i am i have 13 days to go I will just keep swimming

i got this from another post can who did it but it made a lot of sence rn - invasive procedure = i am rn educated - initial/comprehensive/baseline (assessments) - assess (frequent/ongoing =unstable patients) - managing and leading client care environment ex. clients who are in severe and refusing meds (needs more assessment) - review - nsg process/ nsg judgement use (apie= assessment,planning, implementation,evaluation) - encourage - develop - use of iv meds (ex. plasma, blood products-- these and iv are done by rn only) - consult/counsel/suggest & update - admission .. new & post op - teach - educate - discharge & admission preparation lpn/lvn- -certain invasive task =i-sound star cross ++ - im adm - sq adm. - oral meds adm - urinary catheterization - nitroglycerin - dreassing of wound (changing & irrigating) very commonly seen q. - suctioning - tube feeding - auscultate/listen - routine/standard - check(s) - reinforce/remind - observe - set up (basic equipment) - specimen collection & data colletion + -blood glucose readings -monitor -review/teach-- usually standard practices (hand washing/hygiene) or med administration (ie. eye drops) -- rn mostly teaches/educated and lpns reinforce + cast & toe amputation are stable clients and need on going assessment and pain mgt./la charity book(don’t know too..just dont deprive with it.. just follow the book data collection such as listening to lung sounds & checking for peripheral edema_part of lpn scope of practice: /lacharity book ** don't assign lvn/lpn to do a task an nurse assistant can complete** nursing assistant/uap- unlicense assistive personnel - non invasive procedure/basic care =sparrtacus groam +++ -skin care (ex. bed rest with a skin tear and hematoma from a fall 2 days ago, apply and care for a client’s rectal pouch ) -positioning-- special positioning-- requires initial education by rn -- assistant will assist not teach -ambulation/ assisting with adl (ambulation of fractured hip only rn& pt) ( patienst with chestube ambulating the hall-lpn/lvn) -recording & monitoring of v/s (bp,pulse, oxygen sat,) -range of motion &exercise -transport of client -assist (assisting for prep for sitz bath) -collection of -urine & -stool -groam (groaming & hygiene measure, bathing & checking water temp) + weighting intake & output feeding + - remind/reinforce: usually reminds pt. to do something rather than how to do it (skills previously taught by other health care professional or precaution measures)*** - they can detach suction and remove a foley but not connect or insert - gather (equipment) + - measurement of ankle and bracial blood pressure for ankle brachial index calculation.(calculated already) ( calculation on the ankle-brachian index is responsibility of rn) -experienced nsg assistant should have been taught how to.. monitor apical pulse, however, the rn should observe to be sure that s/he mastered this skills. ---la charity book--- new rn -education and hospital orientation includes.. safe administration of iv meds. -stable patients some key points: patients that require teaching about drugs or need procedures done are not rn priority. physician -informed consent -medical diagnosis -prescriptions -order procedures avoid these assignments for new/float/lvn/lpn/traveling -new onset/sudden/acute -new admission -transfer -newly diagnosed -discharge -require education/teaching (beyond basic skills -- tend to be complex and specific to patients on that particular unit) - unstable (ie. high risk of sudden respiratory failure, or requires frequent assessments and changes in therapy(like electrolyte imbalances) give: - chronic - routine meds/procedures - stable all healthcare workers - responsible for knowing about and implementing standard precautions + airborne/droplet/contact --> therefore all can teach about it or prepare a room for it

Also I have been doing the hurst review its awesome!

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me too I just got a job in the or I start on the 13th i am so scarred

Thanks that makes me feel better I have 13 days left and I am gonna do kaplan review online next week and then review questions all the following week before the test! i sit on the 17th

Please explain to me the q trainer score do they get harder with each one i did my first one today I got a 54% I am so worried

I have only 12 days before my test and I need advise really bad i am doing the hurst review online and I can say it really good but I am so worried about doing pre test. Right when I start felling good about the test i get a kaplan q bank quiz started and i bomb it 54% on my first trainer. I tend to do better on hurst q review test 78/125 or 76/125.

have been doing the q trainer and i got 54% i also have the hurst review i have been getting 78/125 and 76/125. I am so bummed i have only 12 days left to study.

have been doing the q trainer and i got 54% i also have the hurst review i have been getting 78/125 and 76/125. I am so bummed i have only 12 days left to study.

i have done the hurst three times and i am doing kaplan q bank am i studying two much? I am so nervous I take my test in 3 weeks