Meredith5802
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I am planning to take it in January, I am up for TNCC, ACLs and BLS all in December and thought that January would be ideal. I tend to procrastinate but have been listing to a lot of the youtube videos. Sometimes I even have them playing as I commute in to work. Good luck to everyone who is going to be taken it!
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go the extra mile, get to know the manager or nurse educator, be proactive and ask if there is a project you can do on the floor. Such as make an informational poster on a new issues
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And always follow OSHA rules. There is no reasons to avoid pulling meds. Think about all the oncology floors and the nurses there do you really think that they don't give their patients meds if they are pregnant or work somewhere else for 9 months? You will need to make sure that you follow the appropriate precautions
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Start getting certifications: Advance Life Support Trauma Nurse Corriculm course Pediatric advance life support or focus on a specialty and get those certification such as sexual assault nurse examiner, the more you add makes you that more valuable for hire
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Always turn the conversation to them. Ask them "What would you like me to do"?
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sometimes even the best information for ourselves is the information for parents.
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If the fetus is low and you feel a thin cervix but closed, it means that the cervix is just not ready. but once that cervix is ready and the head is low it will most likely open up very fast.....
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HI, A CNM can do absolutely everything a WHNP can do and more, a CNM can delivery babies and the scope of practice of a CNM covers newborns up until 1 months of age. A CNM performs newborn assessments and can also with advance training circumsize newborns. I have never hear of a WHNP having this scope of practice and will take additional certification in infants or family practice. That being said a the legal issues with CNM is more. just having CNM after your name you malpractice insurance is through the roof even if you do not work in a setting where you delivery babies. You should shadow both a CNM and WHNP and see where which scope of practice suits you more.