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I'm a new nurse in rehab/hospice/LTC facility... When charting, I do go back and view what other nurses has written as well... I use their notes as a comparison or baseline as to what I saw... I ask questions and leave the electronic chart open but saved until I get an answer... If I forget to close it then my supervisor will let me know the next day and I ask her to assist me... I have found errors from other nurses but I still chart what I saw and be as detailed as possible without writing a page...

I'm a new nurse and I am starting out at rehab/hospice/LTC facility. We get 4-6 weeks orientation... We work 12 hours shifts 7am-7pm and I love the hours... I wanted to work at the hospital but they actually paid $4 less than LTC ... As a new nurse with two children and being broke while in school that was a straight solid NO!!! I'm going to take every advantage of my orientation time ... One of my classmates got 2 days of orientation before she was on a medicine cart by herself... At my job offer I specifically ask about orientation time and I informed them that I don't expect to be an expert on the cart but I wanted proper time for learning and understand that I am a new nurse with many questions and need assistance.

CONGRATULATIONS!!! To everyone who "PASS" ... It's a wonderful feeling that cannot be explained... Especially after all the studying!!!

@ doglover28 ... I had 2 classmates, who had less than 10 SATA questions and pass... Remember everyone test is different in format but majority of the same info!!!

Go on Quizlet and type 35 page study guide for NCLEX

Hey, if you posted your email then I emailed you back with the attachments

Congratulations!!! It a great feeling to see the word PASS...

Welcome to all nurses!!! Sorry to hear that you didn't pass. A friend of mine graduated with honors from nursing school and failed also. I would like to know how did you study for NCLEX?

Im offically a NURSE!!! I took my NCLEX on June 18 and I passed!!! :) Congraduations on passing!!!

:) If you emailed me then I sent you the attachments

If you sent me your email address then I forward you the information ...

If you emailed then I sent you the information. I trying to find out how to upload links to better help my future nurses!!!

If you find my thread helpful to you, please send me a CHEER POINT:yes:!!!

When I was a student nurse, I used this site to ask questions, get answers, study guides, school information and other things. There are hundreds of posting with nurses who shared there way of passing the NCLEX and related resources. My 32 pages study guide can from this website! Then a classmate of mine found it on quiz-let! I learned a lot from this website, received much study information and I'm willing to pass it on to help others.

If you STILL need visual help with psychiatric medications ... You Tube Simple Nursing video called "Bonus anti depressants pharm quiz " ( I copied all the information on one sheet of blank paper) You tube Micheal Jimenez for lithium, heparin, insulin & 12 cranial nerves ( I used a large note card for each one) THESE WERE WONDERFUL RESOURCES! I will share vitamin when I find where I got the info

If you emailed me, then I sent you the information you requested and more

Also, if you go on quizlet type ... 35 page review for NCLEX ... its a great review

If you email me, then I responed back

FutureCanadianRN ... I emailed it to you

Sure, what is your email address?

what is your email address?

������ I'm officially a NURSE!!! I took the NCLEX on Thursday June 18 and paid for my unofficial results 48 business hours later. It was the best $7.95 I spent!!! I'm still smiling ������!!! I look at several resources for about one week before I commit to one. The Hurst was excellent because it was straight to the point. Kaplan was good but over my head. However, the pediatric lectures was simple. Also, I used a study guide I found online (32 pages), which was very helpful. A medication summary (3 pages). Kaplan NCLEX trainer. These can be emailed. My NCLEX day started out peaceful and I was more excited than nervous. The test offer me a break and I took it. I went into the bathroom and wanted to cry because I felt like I was failing. But I encouraged myself through and went back to complete my exam. I was scared when it shut off at 75!!! It was the hardest test I ever took. But thank God I passed. Inasmuch, I went back and highlighted area that I remember from the exam and to my surprise. 1/3 pediatric 1/3 psychiatric 1/3 delegation... My 3 highest areas I scored high on during school and on Hesi!!!! 3-4 weeks of studying is more than enough! ������ I'm still smiling ������

60 questions??? You didn't take NCLEX!!!!