cutiep7

Our computer system had the 3 meds listed as DUE in red and all I saw was due, but from what the charge told me the fine print under the meds in the main system said s/p transfusion for the lasix.

I'm an LVN and one of my pt was due to get blood transfusion meds were due before starting Benadryl tylenol, and furosemide, furosemide was supposed to be given after the transfusion however the way it was written it showed or looked like all 3 were DUE at the same time in fact they all had DUE beside all three. After the RN's whispered about it one can and was freaking out about it the other one told me this was a big med error. I know furosemide is a lasix and it was supposed to be given anyway would you really view this as a med error? Sorry if some of the sentence don't make sense I feel really bad about it and the ppl there make a big deal out of everything.

I'm not sure where to start. I go to a vocational school for nursing which is $35,507 without interest. The school turned out to be awful. We've had up to this point 7 different teachers some liked to argue others read straight out the book, and one lady quit after 45 min. We have less than 2 months before we graduate and based off my ATI scores my chances of passing the NCLEX slim. I've studied a lot on my own but I feel the school did me wrong. I've told them this and they basically told me I couldn't get my money back. If I go to the boards we probably won't get out when we're supposed to. I don't know what to do.

Sorry for the late response. Yes for sure only 3 days I go Mon-Wed 6:30-3:00. I'm not sure about the G.I bill. The program is 16 months I think. I have nothing bad to say about the program, it isn't as pretty as a lot of the other schools are, it's fairly new. it was 34K and yes they do offer FA.

I think Intercoast. Their classes are only 3 days a week and they have night classes too, but I'm not sure if they have one in Sac, i go to the one in Fairfield.