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Thank you for the answers. The only reason I disclosed this information was to prevent complications during my career. I was expecting a long term position and thought about the possibility of finger stick and testing and so forth, but I'm not clear on the process. I now know to keep it my business. I now look back on all the behavior directed towards me that prevented me from moving forward...I never want to be that difficult person. The one who has issues with the nursing director. I'm still a young adult (a child to my mother ������) learning to speak up for myself. And I recently told my mother why I quit. Thanks everybody

So some time ago I was working as a nurse extern and of course on my paper work I revealed that I was HIV positive. I have been my whole life and I'm healthy meaning that I take my medication and do what I'm told. It not a big deal daily. I was told I might need to consider some other field other than bedside nursing cause I may be in danger during a code due to my status. Do to my status being a huge issue with my nursing director period I didn't follow into this or ask how. I'm still a student and I have zero idea about a code as I never been in one. How exactly would I be in danger??? At the time I was told a lot of things that was made to push me away after my status was revealed. I was no longer given the attention as some of the other externs. Being that it is a sensitive topic for me I let my Job go. Is it true that I could be in danger or my patient in danger during a code... or is that something being told to me??

I used to fake being sick due to being bullied. You may need to read more into her actions even though she is hanging on a nerve :)

I received a nurse extern position back in may. I feel I not done anything that a registered RN would do. I know I am not a registered RN, but I thought the position would help me get the feel of things along side my school clinical. To start my preceptor was a CNA. If its a nurse extern position I don't understand why my preceptor is a CNA. I have been trained in the capacity of a CNA. Please don't get me wrong. I know it is important to know the role and how they contribute in patient care, but that is all I have been doing, Giving baths, making beds, and bathroom runs. I am on the verge of quitting cause honestly I have not learn nothing that I could apply to school and clinical. What should I do I feel as if I am being used for a tech when that's not my official title. Someone please help me. It has gotten to the point I dread going to work.

Thanks I get so wrapped up in school and work that I forget the physical things that come with birth...and it my first baby so yeah I'm not being logical

So I have gotten a job as a student nurse at the hospital and I'm still in nursing school. Well about a week ago I found out I'm pregnant! Yay! My husband and I are very happy. But I'm not sure whether to push my baby out one day and come back the next considering everything goes ok. Also not sure how to tell my job since I have not even went to the first day yet due to school. They work with my school schedule. So any advice is appreciated. Thanks

Do not worry!!! They are not gonna throw you on the unit and be like "you read it go do it". Take a pocket size notepad to write down important things and whatever you have a question about. We always do orientation on the first clinical, so we never get to see a patient (that sucks). Just be an active learner don't sit around acting uninterested (that means following a tech around if you have to). GL

Ok so I am a junior nursing student. I have attended a four year college so I have been in school what feel like forever, and there you have my problem...I am no longer motivated. I love nursing, always have every since high school, and if I quit I wouldn't know what else to do with my life. It seems like it is taking forever to graduate (the slowest four years of my life). I recently got married; I had been living with my partner for a few months before starting the nursing program with intentions to get married, so we did. Before we moved in together I had no income and he knew this, and now I'm to the point where I cannot find a decent job to work with my school schedule. So I have no money (he did not saying anything; I just like to have my own money sometimes) I'm just tired of being broke and having to study all the time. I want my life back lol. I have applied to a nurse extern job in hopes they would work with my schedule. I just feel like I'm dying (I am a drama queen) Any advice to make me realize this is so worth the wait.

I always wore head phones, nothing would be playing, but it gave people a reason not to talk to me. I do not like to discuss test information or answers I chose after the test. So I put my head phones in and nobody talked to me. And like others are saying people who carry a lot of negativity do not seem to do well anyway and either don't get in or fail out. I had someone yell out in front of my class that the only reason I do so well is because I don't have a job (she did), but when I get home I am greeted by two little ones who needs my attention as well as a husband who needs companionship plus there are individuals in the program who work full 12 hr shifts at night and scored higher than anyone in the class. She failed out and is still going on about professors, her job, and family are in the way of her passing. It got so bad I stop talking to her before test because she always had a depressing story before which put me in a bad mood. Head phones work miracles

Thanks. I will be looking in both of these suggestions. and We did have ATI be apparently HESI has replaced it and the seniors said it much better than ATI.(1st year my school used HESI) And sad part is my teachers dont know how to get the information on books and practice programs that come with it.

I just got done with my first semester of nursing school. I passed!!!! Barely!!! I experience a whole lot of trouble in fundamentals and just test taking period. I want to know what books can help me understand critical thinking and application based questions. Which Nclex book have you used and passed? I also have to take HESI. What practice book should I get. I heard HESI has a pharmacology drug book?? I search online and cant seem to find anything. One more thing I take Med-Surg 1 so any book that would help me passed the class would be helpful and help with test taking. I cant afford to barely pass next semester. I would lose a few scholarships...so now that I have the confidence (I lost it earlier in the semester) I can do It I plan to hit a few home runs this semester. Also any online programs you used would be helpful also Thank you:yes:

I have no idea how to study it is just non stop reading. Its so much reading I don't have time to go back and review. I am a junior 1 so this is my first year in nursing school it is nothing like classes before this its just information handed to you in buckets full help me please. I have phram, fundies, nursing professionals, health assessment if that helps any thanks

My first day was yesterday and of course, we have a bunch of homework. I have signed up with prepU online to help me study which was highly recommended by the professor. I cant get the questions right! Book gives me very little information on the topic but the question will ask something that was not really covered in the chapter. Its hard and confusing any advice if you have used the system or any advice at all. Thanks :) and I must admit I'm not use to this kind of questions, so I'm struggling

Thanks everone! My my class is fairly large but we do break off into smaller groups during labs. I go to a four year university and Have been with many of them for two years. But I don't know them personally. I think I am afraid to meet new people it feels like freshman year all over again. :)

So I think I am experiencing some sort of anxiety. Tuesday will be my first day and I feel as if I am going to be judge and bullied by my professors and fellow classmates. I feel like this is going be high school all over again. I'm probably being unrealistic but I am hoping everyone is more adult like. What should I expect? :)

Sorry forgot to mention that they rejected my doctors letter. I can't even get a doctor to inject me if I wanted to.

So I found out I can't have any live immunization which includes varicella vaccine. My school has yet to respond to my email. Does anyone know what they will do?

I have black Nike shox that I love and they are approved. They do have mesh on them just ask your instructor. I asked mine and I haven't started yet but wanted the high price shoe for both clinicals and everyday wear. I didn't wanna buy two pair :-)

I feel you both. My friend who is already in the nursing program laughed at me because I was ready for my program to start. I asked her what book I should buy far as Practice ATI and she would not tell me. I never got a chance to relax from school until this summer. I often talk about it with my mom who is in summer school. I come over just to help her study and do homework...lol I am such a nerd :). I keep telling myself soon then I will be wishing for summer once more.

I believe "a calling" to be when God tells you "Hey you are going to be a nurse, I want you to do this." for me its spiritual. It was something I prayed about. (I was young and confused about my career path). I told God i wanted to be successful through him, next thing you know all these opportunities came about that lead me to the profession, people were placed into my life that encourage my behavior, soon I was enrolled in college volunteer at a chiropractor's office. So TO ME it is religious or spiritual just like people being called to minister to others not all can do that neither can everyone be a nurse

My Classes were separate. Anatomy by itself one semester and physiology by itself the next. I loved them both and managed to get an A in both classes while my friends barely got D's. For both of my classes my prof. gave ALOT of notes. They would tell you you could just study the notes. One thing that helped me that I know my friends didn't do is that I read the text book Chapter by Chapter (Painful), none of them brought their books. It gave a great understanding of the material (what are they for?). and note cards were my best friend. I would read them out loud repeatedly, not just one time. Anatomy is just learning about what something is and where it is located while in physiology you have to remember how this other system affects the next system... it like a big chain reaction ...which was a big change and difficult for me but i caught on quickly

It a personal statement...asking why I want to be a nurse and what make me a good candidate and thank you for your advice

It FINALLY time to apply and I am freaking out. Just wanted some pointers on the essay. I am not sure how to start. Also their are many influences in my life how to sum this up into two pages...also thing That i absolutely should not do and thing y'all believe I should do. TIA

I am so nervous about whether or not i will get into my schools nursing program. I have a 3.6 GPA and I'm pretty sure its going to go up. I am a student Marshall at the university and I volunteer at my church's tutoring center. I am also in the honor program at the university. I know someone told me the only reason she knew people not to get in is because that had bad grades or not enough extra curriculum activities. I just recent became a marshall, and volunteering at my church. I feel like i am not "well rounded"...grades are not everything when it comes down to the program.

I am doing it now. I have A+ in both classes as of now and I have math with an english class. My friends on the other hand are struggling who has a similar schedule to mine. I say go for it and study hard...Good luck