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Oh, #10!!! Don't take it out on me because you can't handle your kids and school!! AHHH! (Also, no, I don't care about your kid's snotty nose. At all. Go away.)

...is possibly the greatest woman on the face of the earth. I could not have asked for a better first semester experience. And to add the icing on the cake, she told us flat out there's no nursing shortage. Yay, honesty from someone affiliated with a school! That is all.

No, next you're going to tell me he wasn't a white guy! O.O

I just don't trust everyone to do that, and if the sleeves are the slightest bit flowing I can see it being difficult to keep them up.

Hold up. I'm an atheist. I feel that people have the right to believe whatever they wish so long as they aren't pushing it onto others. I happen to not believe in what others do. I do not base my opinion of Christians on Westboro (or Islam on the Taliban) please don't judge us based on the obnoxious atheists that flip out over a simple "Merry Christmas." With that said, there's a girl at my school a year ahead of me who always has her hijab and long sleeves on. While the long sleeves kind of gross me out, I don't think she's ever had a problem with it.

The only non military thing close to this I've seen is job retraining if you've been working somewhere forever and they decided to up and move to China because it's cheaper, thus laying you off.

I'm in the ADN first, get the license, then get the BSN boat. Every single one of my ADN classes transfer over to the BSN program. I've never even heard of that not happening. Tech schools, maybe? Why wait four years to get the license when you can get it in two, and then spend the next two finishing the BSN? That is still four years, and all the classes you took for the ADN are going to be MUCH cheaper than they would be at a four year school. Doing it this way just made a lot more sense to me.

Honestly, I wish I took it. I feel so lost on the terms. It's really learning a new language.

I've been in cubicle prison for 5 years. I'm officially half way through my first semester and I only see my cube a few days a week for some form of income. Congrats!!

I'll be looking that up when I get home from work. Thank you all so much!

I figured I can't go wrong with Digoxin or Lasix because they are mentioned somehow in EVERY lecture.

What are some common drugs that are seen in nursing homes? I would like to have an idea of some so I'm not walking in blind.

We were taught the ratio & proportion way, but I actually used dimensional analysis on the test. Unfortunately, I don't think it's simple to explain in text. :/