If you look around this forum now, you'll see that it's become QUITE unreliable. Software was updated in August of '14, and it's been a crapshoot for months
The reason we keep telling people to NOT do what you did (the PVT prior to 24 hours post exam) is because of the increasing numbers of people who ARE getting charged--or getting 'the bad pop up'...
CNA=Certified Nursing Assistant. If you mean "medication aide", then no, it's not the same thing. Medication aide is someone who has a short course completed so he/she can be employed to give out...
If it was as you described it.....it really doesn't sound like she was interested in you. Something either "put her off" about you initially, and she went through the motions of completing the...
Just to offer some food for thought, I remember feeling so unsure of myself as a student during my med-surg rotation. Everyone was so sick.....there were SO many tubes and wires and drains running...
Yeah....except that the OP TOOK THE JOB as a tech, and then complained bitterly about having to do the work the job specifically required. And quit that job during orientation. Does this mean he...
I do not. About 10 years ago I took an interest in CAT (the system of testing the NCLEX utilizes) and have spent a fair amount of time reading on the topic. Plus after years of message posts on this...
Sounds like a waste of money, as you can't be certified (CNA) without a hands-on course, and being passed on a skills test with direct observation of an instructor. Guess that's why they are using...
Not really. My school didn't teach us this either, and when I asked why I was told that the hospitals have no problem teaching IV basics to a new grad/new hire, then taking them through ambulatory...
I don't know of any school that would admit you directly into the 4th semester of a nursing program; typically you need a specific/minimum number of credits from whatever school you are hoping to get...
Yeah, I've got a permanent crick in my neck from so much down-tilted head holding while covertly looking up through my lashes. I recommend Ben-Gay for fellow sufferers!
"MOST" nurses have no issue with UAP using the title "nurse"? I would have to respectfully ask you to refrain from speaking regarding what "most" of us
I had completely forgotten about this patient until you posted this! I say "this patient" because I'm wondering if we shared her at some point, LOL! I asked the woman in the bed something (I can't...