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Thank u sooo much!!! U help me alot! U have no idea..and as a matter of fact my shift also starts at 3-11, so thats a plus! Im actually getting everything but except for paper works..i know how to chart but some paper works are still kind of foreign to me, i know how to do it but im not sure how. Im still on my orientation tomorrow and im gonna ask the chrge nurse lvn to help me with the pPer works and TO and how to use the phone..thanks for the link!!! It helped even more!!! Do u mind if i ask u some other questions that im unsure about? Once again thank u so much for the help!

Omg! I knooowww! I have 6 days of orientation and this is my 3rd day and yesterday i passed meds and did 3 charting on patients and almost cried! Theres so much paper to do i cant remember how to do them and for what they are used for..its very stressful..by ABT do u mean change of condition? Thank u so much for the help!! I really appreciate it..i just need to be really quick and know my patients and plus the paper works..

We passed meds and helped adls on pt, we were more on hands on..we did some charting but no one really showed us who to chart or how an lvn does his/her job from start to finish..im actually going for my second orientation today and hopefully i get a new lvn who is willing to help me learn and answer all my questions b4 i go to the floor by myself..

Hey! Im a new grad and just got a job and im on orientation for 6 days. Just finished my first day and i thought i was gonna learn alot but didnt. UnfortunTley the lvn that i was shadowing was too lazy to teach me stuff and orient me..so my question is for those who are working ad lvn, what do u do first after clocking in and making ur rounds? What are the steps from start to finish? And i know that the facility has a book of change of conditions so u can chart them, but who does the change of condition? Like who writes on it? Because i know that we lvn if we see a pt. that has a coc we chart them..pls help!