jacobyme

GreyL, it's not just about them doing that to her sweetie... It's also about you. Make sure you get the help you need. You have to aka the questions you have and make sure they are aware that you are not comfortable with that. You are not ready to solo and should not be expected to.

I'm a new grad. I took it and got a 63. They never went over anything with us or what we got wrong or what we need to work on. Just told us our scores.

We hire into icu, er, and other areas as new grads. I think they find that they can mild the nurse to what they want. It is however a scary thing as well when you get too many new grads and not enough seasoned nurses.

I make sure to have my shears, a sharpie, a couple ink pens, and my stethoscope (MDF 777) Oh and a pen light. That is to a well stocked ER. To other places I bring my pulse oximetry and wrist cuff and temporal thermometer as well because I know they have malfunctioning equipment and I have no other way to monitor my patients. :/. Either ER I hit the floor and grab a pocket full of flushes and if catheters so I am ready to start lines on my patients.