Bedside_Life RN replied to loving2024's topic in General Students
You need to ask to shadow in both positions to see how the units are run and if one is a better fit than the other. Maybe take the time to walk the unit if open to see how it runs on a daily basis....
I want to first say good luck and congratulations on your acceptance into your program. However, this is only the beginning. Quite possibly the beginning of the the most rewarding decision you have...
Bedside_Life RN replied to Bedside_Life RN's topic in General Nursing
So this was an email that someone had printed out and laid down at the nurse' station and in some way it made my day a little bit better. It was only shared to bring joy to anyone who found it when...
So I wanted to post this because I know how easy it is, with all of the chaos we experience on a daily basis, to forget OUR pledge as nurses..... How easy it is to sometimes lose that memory of what...
spend the time NOW.... Don't let all of the work you have put in thus far go by the way side because it is behind you. It took TIME and EFFORT just the same as this will. put in that same amount of...
So I want to give you a very big hand for tackling a bridge program while working full time. I did the same and it is NOT easy. However, it is possible. Something beneficial is to consider the things...
So 15 of the questions are "trial" questions. These questions are ALL alternate format. From my experience and others input on their test it seems that the more SATA questions you have the better...
More than likely you will have to provide your official transcripts, which will show the unsuccessful attempt for previous nursing courses. I am not an instructor but I had many ppl in my classes both...
Bedside_Life RN replied to NurseBShip's topic in General Students
A rule of thumb is a score of 82 or better being considered as the "goal" for success on the first attempt for NCLEX. I scored very similar to you on the q reviews and passed the first time with the...
why is this pt. encephalopathic? are you concerned with any risks for injuries r/t this patient's current psychosocial status or behaviors? a good piece of advice is, if you have to "make it work"...
You will most likely be providing "Total Care", which is completing the duties of the Nurse and Nurse Assistant. Review in your textbook or a reliable source the pathophysiology, etiology, clinical...
Bedside_Life RN replied to roth_mich's topic in General Students
Your drug book should give you a range specific to the drug in mg/kg/day. For example, 10-15mg/kg/day (note: this is not the therapeutic range, it is simply an example). Also recognize that you may...
Bedside_Life RN replied to apedrique's topic in General Students
I would contact your instructor for clarification on which resource you should use. Most of the time it will be a required textbook. It should be as simple as that. Good
Bedside_Life RN replied to catmom713's topic in General Students
I like Hurst. It helped me the most. Remember that you will be taking a "safety" test. That is your goal, to be safe and ready for practice. I would assume that there is a rationale for why Nursing...
drop factor of 15 would reflect 15 drops (gtt) per mL. So if you are infusing 50mL, you would be infusing 750 drops Total. If 750 drops are to be infused over 2 hours, there would be 375 drops...