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rn824

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  1. We cover ours with tegaderm. Each shift has to sign off on placement. when removing we need to have another RN watch you disgard in the sharps container and both sign the narcotics log
  2. My opinion you should of told during your interview. You will only be on the floor a little over 2 months before you deliver.
  3. My school used the ati program you do get a personal tutor she gives you tests to point out your weakness honestly I thought the ati questions were easier and not critical thinking questions. I really don't think it helped. I have students in my class that got the green light with ati and still failed. I would get priority and delegation review book. We used this in nursing school and it really helped with nclex. I had probably 30 questions on priority and delegation
  4. I would take a couple weeks off try and relax. I think anxiety has taken over. If I were you I would start from the beginning reviewing content. If you don't know the core content you won't pass. Get your text books ba k out. I took my nclex 3 weeks ago 78 questions and passed 1st time. I used Saunders for content review & Kaplan question bank... Make sure you read the rationales for all answers right and wrong. Good luck and be positive!
  5. I passed nclex in 78 questions 3 weeks ago. I used Kaplan question trainer and all of the question bank. I used Saunders for review- I thought Saunders questions were easier than nclex. Good luck! Make sure you study SATA questions
  6. I'm a recent graduate of Harcum Nursing program Dec '13. I worked full time, managed a household, and kids. Its not easy, but it can be done. I passed my NCLEx in 78 questions first time, and recently got hired at a hosptial. Like any school you get out of it what you put into it! I basically put my social lfe on hold. I missed many of family parties, my kids sports games, etc because I had to study, but honestly the next 18 months go by very quickly. My suggestions are sit up front (the back of the class tends to get very noisey and you can be easily distracted), go to the teachers if you dont understand, don't be shy to ask questions during lecture. They are a great group of teachers that want to see you succeed. When you are in clinical always be willing to help out example load the contact precaution cart, ask to watch procedures 9even if its just preparing an IV) you might think its being pushy, but the floor nurses love it! Network as much as possible these are the places you will be looking at for future employment. I landed my job through my clinical. Good Luck!

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