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ufnurse13

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  1. I would talk to the teacher and do what ever she says. Most of them want you to pass
  2. Our program must be a lot harder to cheat in.
  3. I bet that is a great feeling. I still have a few months to go. Congrats.
  4. Great job. Congrats!
  5. We had one after every nursing class we took and all the students hated them! It cost me a few A's but i believe it prepared me for NCLEX.
  6. I HATE THEM!!!!
  7. It seems like no matter where you go there is one aid like that. Everywhere i have worked i have experienced someone like that.
  8. Congrats! Way to hang in there and not get discouraged by getting all the questions! Most people start freaking out once they get close to 265.
  9. It is a tough journey and i hate to see anyone discouraged but you will get through it. And that is weird if you were scoring between 60-76% on Qbank. That usually means youre well on your way to pass.
  10. Congrats, I hope i pass the first time!
  11. Congrats! And thanks for all the tips!
  12. Some nurses are just that way, our instructors told us they "eat their young" and told us to expect it so i went in to clinicals expecting it. But i told myself i would never be that nurse and to always help students.
  13. The question asks if the rheumatoid arthritis pt suddenly becomes fatigued, what intervention should be first? And the answer is check pallor, why is that? it doesn't seem like the best intervention to me. Thanks.

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