RubberDuckieLove

RubberDuckieLove

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  1. RN Diploma to BSN can it be done??

    ADN stands for associates DEGREE in nursing. Not diploma. They are also called ASN (that's what mine is abbreviated as) and that's associates of science in nursing. As far is diploma to BSN, i think...
  2. Has anyone been selected for verification?

    Yes, once. All they really want to do is make sure the info you used (from your taxes) is really what you said it was. Super simple to
  3. ATI anyone?

    We study two ways. The first way is for our unit tests with what the school and textbooks teach. The second way is for ATI and ATI only. Our course materials and ATI are not compatible and it's very...
  4. NeedleStick...

    Needle sticks are very serious. You need to inform your instructor so the proper steps are taken in order to make sure that you are
  5. I would ask for a copy from one of the students.
  6. New Nurse and Compact State License?

    I was under the impression that licenses are state to state. What is the "compact" state
  7. Administering meds at clinical

    I pass meds every time. After I sit on shift report, I am assigned my PT, then I get their med list. After assessment and AM care, I then have to research the meds and be ready to present them to my...
  8. What's the worst you've done on an exam?

    Nero, renal, and GI all on one test? We test by systems.
  9. What's the worst you've done on an exam?

    I want to say 72. Passing for our school is
  10. Help With Assessment Narrative

    What assessment forms have you used in the past during your clinical rotations? We use a form for our head to toe assessment. I would use that as a guide. If you don't, I agree with GrnTea, start...
  11. Offering money to switch clinical sites? Ethical?

    I don't find this to be unethical, so I personally wouldn't report it. Now the dude snapping pics of the test? Uhhhh yeah. That's no
  12. How are clinical groups?

    Our clinicals are early in the morning so I leave from my house. We would just meet up at the
  13. I have the success series for fundamentals, med surge, pharm, and psych. Love
  14. What are you doing during the break?

    We got homework!! So spending time on that and reading all the books (non nursing) that I can get my hands on. Oh and
  15. Does anyone have an Erin Condren planner?

    I loooove mine. I got mine custom made with stickers for clinical, lecture, and testing. I use the weekly planner for those and use the monthly calendar for assignments
  16. How to study Medical-Surgical Nursing?

    You won't know what to study until class starts. My Med Surg is divided into three semesters, each semester focusing on different diseases. Perhaps you can asks a previous student what is focused on...
  17. Should I retake Anatomy?

    Anatomy Coloring Book. No joke. I used that between core classes and nursing classes. Very good
  18. Does anyone else's school do this??

    That's weird. Especially for people that need to enroll in next semester
  19. So done with underwhelming clinical experiences

    My program is the complete opposite. We have about two semesters of full clinical rotations (with about 12 days each semester), all on the med surge floor. We each had our own patient each day, and...
  20. In our area, you can apply as a nurse tech and all you need for qualification is passing the first semester of classes. Good luck to
  21. Whats the three other nursing
  22. Where do you all get textbooks from

    Amazon to buy, the bookhouse to
  23. When does/did your semester end and how did you do?

    My semester ended a little over a week ago. Made a B in Med Surge 2 and a B is psychiatric nursing. Only two more semesters to
  24. Reading for pleasure

    Absolutely. Everyone needs a break and it is possible to read for pleasure. It's all about how you schedule your
  25. how to take the ati test

    Review the nurse logic tutorial. It's very helpful with test taking skills as well as the different models ATI is based off of. Patient safety is always number one, followed by ABC's and the