I would move on from it. If they have a problem, kill them with kindness. That will get to them more than confronting them. I do this all of the time with people that I work with.
I currently work full time while in nursing school. I am only in my first semester right now. I do think it is doable. If you are working in a hospital setting, I think it will only help in your nursing school adventures... Stick with the working...
Don't pay the other person on here any attention. You will not be a know-it-all. I wish I would have learned a thing or two about nursing before entering the program.
Honestly, with all of the anxiety caused by nursing school, you may want to turn to a lower dose of an anti-anxiety drug. I don't mean that in any sort of offensive way. It may just ease some of that anxiety that you are feeling.
Buy a pocket drug guide for clinicals. The Lippincott's Drug Guide is a great one. It's so much easier to have a pocket version during clinicals and they are not that expensive.
I just checked, and I paid $19.99 on iTUNES. It is really worth it! There is a free version but it is not very helpful. There are other NCLEX tutorials out there, but the ATI RN Mentor - NCLEX Exam Preparation" is the one to get.
There are at least 1,000 different questions on the full version. There are at least 100 questions per topic in the "Clinical Area". There are 8 topics which include: Adult Med-Surg, Fundamentals, Leadership, Maternal Newborn, Mental Health, Nursing...
If it's the RN Mentor app by ATI for the iPHONE, I find it incredibly helpful. You can customize quizzes according to which classes you are in currently. The questions are hard, but it will give you the rationale behind each answer.
cholleytcl replied to sevenup0307's topic in Male Students
If you go into this worrying about being discriminated against, you will think every time something doesn't go your way that it involves discrimination. The nursing instructors do not discriminate. If anything, they welcome the diversity. When I h...