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Where should the fundus be immediately postpartum following a normal delivery of normal size newborn? I think this is at the level of umbilicus as a firm mass But how might not that be effected by a large for gestational age infant? A baby with that laid on one of the mothers side more than midline? An early infant? A mother who has had more than 5 babies vs someone who just delivered her first baby? I looked in my book and it answered the first questions but it just said it can depend on gestational age, single or multiples and primipara or multipara. I'm getting ready to do my l&d Clinicals and would really like to know this information. Thanks for anyone's help :)

Yes I looked them all up. I just wonder if any nurse had experience using them together because my drug book doesnt tell me how they will all work together.

Oh okay sorry guys didnt know

I was not looking for advise, just wondering a nurses point of view.

This is for myself not a patient, as a nursing student I wonde how this medication combo may work or effect me. I hace adhd, depression, and boardline hypothroid also hx of anxiety attacks normally 5-10 a year but it clumps. My current dosages are as follows adderall XR 50mg, zoloft 50mg, synthroid 25mcg, and wellbutrin SR 400mg. Adderall and wellbutrin I have been on for about a year and the other two are new. The major side effects i current have is tachycardia, insomnia and nausea. But not so much that I nees to stop the meds. Any out look for be great thanks!

This is for myself not a patient, as a nursing student I wonder what anyone thought of the combo. I have ADHD, depression and boardline hypothroid also hx of anxiety attacks normally 5-10 a year but normally in groups. My dosage is zoloft 50mg, adderall xr 50mg, synthroid 25mcg, and wellbutrin SR 400mg.Also I have been on the adderall and wellbutrin for about a year and the other two are new. The major side effects i current have is tachycardia, insomnia and upset stomach. But not even to stop the medsAny out look for be great thanks!

A= 100 to 93 B= 92 to 84 C= 83 to 76 anything below a 76 is failing I would say, yes the scale is harder but it for the best. It means that all nurses out there are pretty much A or B students. I wouldn't want one that was "average" or below average.

I think you can do it! I am currently a nursing student at the age of 19 but there are people in my class around the age of 40 or maybe 50s we don't really talk about it. Here something to keep in mind.... Younger people have it easier because they are still in the groove of school and remember lots of things for HS. But then older people have it easier because they have so much more life experience they are more likely to know the vitamins, know rather to use heat or ice and also understand what patients are going though more so then younger student. For example when I do clinical on the l&d floor, I have no idea what they are going though personally only medically and what I read/heard about. Good luck, anyone can do it if they truly want too! Maybe see if going part-time once you start the nursing program is a option.

Thanks everyone! I am really trying super hard on everything, so many of my classmates kind of laugh or poke fun on how much I study. I guess in the long run it will be well worth it. Now that we are getting into skills too it is better because I get to be up and moving vs just sitting listening to the teacher talk.

Thanks you two, I am getting though it. I kind of tell myself I don't have to be perfect or even get A's, I just need to make it thought it.

Any tips from anyone with this problems? I am finding it so far to get though class, focus though the whole test even. I have have ADHD, depression and an anxiety disorder. It is really my ADHD that is the main reason for my problems, at least I think. I am spending so much more than everyone of my classmates yet they do as good or better than me. Any help would be great, thanks!

I have all three of this disorders: ADHD, depression and anxiety and I am currently going though nursing school. I find it so far to focus during test and even lectures, any tips from anyone? Or any incite in if it gets any better once I become a nurse.