Greetings ~ In my LTC facility there are two stations. One station has 36 pts. 1st shift has one lpn, one med tech, and either 3 or 4 aides. 2nd shift has one lpn, a med tech until 4pm, and either 3...
Greetings ~ As long as you remember the ABC's, maslow's hierachy, and the nursing process you'll do fine (when in doubt: assess). The test is mostly prioritizing...which pt comes first. I graduated...
My facility requires that nurses wear white pants and their hideous print top, or white uniforms. If we go with all white we're supposed to wear a cap....which we don't. All other departments wear...
I work in LTC. We have a book of our house doc's protocols...which saves a lot of time. But none of us would write an order for a psych consult without running by the MD first. Same with x-rays,...
The test is multiple choice, 80 - 250 questions. Mine (taken 11/03) was one of the first to start using fill-ins. I had one or two....easy enough though. They just told you what the patient drank in...
Firstly, congrats on making it through. Secondly, breathe. I used the Saunders NCLEX PN too. Read the rationals ~ they'll help you understand why the answer is right...and why the other's are not....
Yep. This LTC facility sounds more like the one I just left. One side had 36 residents, the other had 56. You didn't stop on the larger side. You didn't run as much on the side with 36 residents, but...
I agree. Nursing assistants work their tails off. The long term care facilities I've worked at usually have a ratio of 1 nursing assistant to 10 - 15 patients, depending on the needed level of care....
I subscribed to it...just haven't received a copy yet. I found the subscription card in Nursing 2004 magazine. If it turns out to be a good magazine, positive feedback might result in 12 issues...
Don't think about the next three years. Just concentrate on the classes you're taking at the time. If you want something bad enough, you'll find a way to make it happen...there's always a way. Going...