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Hello Everybody! Thank you very much for your great replied and I would like to gladly inform you that I applied for the MScN program just to see if I get in or not and... I got in. Also, the University offered me an entrance scholarship too! Thanks again! Findoo :)

Thank you all for replying. :)

Thank you for a great advice. :)

Hello! I am a third year undergrad nursing student and planning on going for masters program the same year I graduate. However, before that I am thinking of considering the pros and cons because I have heard that I will have to spend a lot of money to get my Masters in nursing! So, any suggestions for pros and cons of doing masters? How that will help me when I am working on a floor? Thanks. :)

Hi! I am just wondering which affects would high diastolic pressure have on the body and on the heart. Also, why would someone have higher than normal diastolic BP? 120/98 130/94 Etc... Thanks :)

Thank you. I googled it and found copious amount of sounds!!! :)

Aha! that app is perfect. Thank you so much :)

I am just a simple nursing student thinking how would I tell just by auscultation whether the extra sound I am hearing is S2 split heart sound or S3 heart sound. Any help/suggestions/tips will be greatly appreciated :) PS: This is my first thread in one year. Really looking forward to the replies :)

I need to be improve on giving IV meds!

Hi! I am on the same boat. On my first clinical placement at a hospital, I got yelled at on the first day of my clinical (in front of 5 RNs) for not knowing the abbreviation of "Tablet" at my clinical which looked like "T" with a dot on it. When I asked a nurse on my floor, she got really angry and said "What do you guys learn at school. If you don't know this, then you shouldn't be here......................." I didn't say anything to her but next day, I went to my theory class and asked about 90% people in my class. No one knew that a T with a dot is an abbreviation for a tablet. Since I got yelled at on the first day of my clinical, the rest of my clinical days on that floor, I did not ask any thing. I just did my assignments and finished the day. Google really helped me in that semester because most other RNs on that floor were not nice either. I guess that they forget that they were students too!