SweetOldWorld

Nursing educators are not all that highly paid, unfortunately. Perhaps that is part of the problem.

Your hospital should have a policy about this. What does it say? Have you consulted with someone in the infection control department? What did they recommend?

Wait til you get to suppositories...

bear feet would probably make me think twice, as well. especially if they were really hairy.

That's the thing. There isn't one right answer for these types of situations.

Before you turn in your paper, review the difference between affect and effect.

Your question is too vague. Try re-wording it if you hope to get meaningful answers. It might also help if you gave us an idea about what your assignment is.

Physics is all about trigonometry.

Best to check directly with them!

I think it's great that you're planning ahead! I would recommend taking pre-calc. You might decided to major in biology instead of nursing, or double major. The math background would benefit you in that case. Good luck!

Thanks for posting this!

I am not arguing with you about transmission by lollipop. I was simply pointing out that varicella is not solely an airborne disease.

Certainly not by the respiratory route.

Not so. Varicella is spread by contact as well, according to the CDC. http://www.cdc.gov/chickenpox/about/transmission.html The virus can also be spread from people with shingles by contact with the blisters, causing chickenpox.

Depends on the school.