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For NCLEX purpose, between the two options you mentioned, I would chose: culture the wound. According to Kaplan, in the NCLEX land ("ideal world") you have the MD's order to culture the wound. Also, wound culture is another piece of assessment. In real world, as others said, I would call the MD and use SBAR.

@myprideandjoy. you can use dimensional analysis: ml/hr= 500 ml/50 units x 5 units/hr ml/hr= 50 ml/hr in this example, units cancel out and your answer should reflect what the problem ask: ml/hr. dimensional analysis is an orderly and systematic mathematical process that results in consistent accuracy, provided the equation is set up correctly.

Congrats!

Congrats to all who passed! :)

Best of luck to you. You can do it! :)

Best of luck to everyone! Nursing school is unlike any other academic experience. :)

Thank you for sharing your inspiring story. Congrats!!!

Yes, the "good pop-up" is accurate although I was skeptical about it too. Congrats to both of you!

This is a good website that has info about the heart, ECG, ACLS. Tools | SkillStat Learning - Fast, Fun and Effective!

Congratulations! No one should ever give up!! Your story is very inspiring.

It's "normal" to feel that way. You may have the same feeling during NCLEX (at times) and after you take the NCLEX. At least I had it, but it turned out OK despite everything. Good luck to you! You can do it!

Based on my experience as long as it says "delivery successful" and you get the same pop up, it means that you PASSED, so don't worry! Congrats!

I had a similar experience 3 months ago...Don't worry, PVT does work! However, it feels good to see those numbers associated with your name. Congrats!

An ECG, ACLS, PALS classes are helpful if you can afford them. As a nursing student, I found the following website helpful for the heart rhythms: Tools | SkillStat Learning - Fast, Fun and Effective!

Wish I could help you, but I am on the same boat. You are not alone. Stay positive and eventually we'll get a job. Best of luck to you!