KrCmommy522 BSN, RN

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    Need help

    This exact question was posted on here back in 2014...the OP in that instance didn't give his/her thoughts either, but once someone asked for the OPs thoughts, the OP provided them and received...
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    Help with Histology

    Here are some good sources that might help you study for the lab practical: Histology Tutor Histology Guide LUMEN Histology home page You can see them close up under the microscope, which helps. The...
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    First time posters

    I always try to respond to posters and help them as best I can. This site helped me many times when I was going through nursing school, so I try to give back!! I had a poster who was really rude to me...
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    Intake and Output

    I agree!! Those were my thoughts too!! I did the calculations over and over and I'm thinking to myself, "I don't get this! I never had an issue with this in nursing school. I've never had an issue...
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    How do you take notes in nursing school?

    I had the same problem when I first started nursing school. What I noticed is that the main sentence at the beginning of each paragraph usually stated the main point of that paragraph, so I would...
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    When was your first "nurse" moment?

    Hahaha! I like that
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    Silly question. Urine output per hour?

    You might be better off starting your own post, but I'll give my two-sense! I think you meant 0.5 mL/kg/hr, not 05? 0.5 mL/kg/hr at 90 kg So 0.5 mL/kg/hr x 90 kg = 45 mL/hr Then, if you have the hr,...
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    Lippincott Manual of Nursing Practice

    You can rent it on Amazon or you can buy it or purchase an older edition which would be cheaper. You could also look on ebay which you'd be surprised what you can find on there! As for any free PDFs...
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    impaired elimination

    The OP said he/she knows how impaired elimination can effect the integumentary system but not affect it. So, now that the grammatical tense has been explained, the OP will now know that knowing how...
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    Intake and Output

    Her question states she is supposed to calulate I&O at 0700 and ending 1500. As 203bravo stated, a "glass" comes in many sizes. We always used the standard glass size of 8 oz (240 mL) Stated...
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    Nursing preceptor OR or Mother Baby

    Maybe the poster is trying to decide which area to do the practicum in? When I did my practicum we got to put our top choice, second choice, etc. They tried to give us our top choice, but that time...
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    Graduating RN BSN at 32

    I had like half that were over 30 and half that were in their early 20s. I graduated at 31. Age doesn't matter!! No one even knew my age. When they would find out they were always surprised. 28 is...
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    What's it like in maternity clinicals?

    Mine was BEYOND BORING!!! Literally every day I was there except for 1 there was NOTHING! The 1 day that something was going on I had a pt scheduled for a C-section (which I was excited to see). She...
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    Making too many notecards?

    I don't think you're doing too much. You need to do what works for you to learn the information. You need to look at why you failed before - what were you NOT doing that you should have been, or what...
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    Transferring nursing credits after failing out

    You would have to call the school you are looking to transfer to and find out if they would accept the credits. That's the only way to know for sure. You might have a better chance just staying at...
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    dosage calculation

    You have the correct answer - 463.6 mg/day I usually always use dimensional analysis too. I like being able to follow along the path cancelling out what I don't need to get what I do need. But, the...
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    Loading dose and maintenance dose of an Iv

    This is definitely the easiest way! You're using dimensional analysis here...I LOVE dimensional analysis...you follow along the path from what you have (g) to what you need (mL) and cancel out what...
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    Federal Loan Repayment Programs?

    Hello! I have been doing some research regarding my school loans I have found some information about the Nursing Education Loan Repayment Program (NELRP) as an incentive to practice in "critical...
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    Federal Loan Repayment Programs?

    Does anyone work in a critical shortage area? Know what it's like. For example, will there be a reasonable nurse-patient ratio or would I be
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    Federal Loan Repayment Programs?

    Thank you so much! I will look into that! I did find that like the amount of money you get is based on the score the critical shortage area has. I also found one thing on the site that you could look...
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    Mandatory Vaccine Waiver in Nursing School/Clinicals

    The school I graduated from didn't use to allow students to opt out of vaccinations - at least I don't believe they did. But, while I was completing the program I heard from students that they were...
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    Meh,

    Totally agree. It seems this person just signed up on here to rant about RNs...on an RN
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    Readmission request help

    Great! Like I said in my initial post - PROOFREAD! I know it's just your final draft, but make sure to proofread. So many people just depend on their word processors grammar and spellcheck, but it...
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    HBsAb ranges

    An international unit is an amount of a substance agreed upon by scientists and doctors. A milli-international unit is one-thousandth of an international unit. As far as I know, they kind of equal out...
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    HBsAb ranges

    I don't think you should focus so much on the varying ranges. Just that as long as it is ≥ 10 IU/mL. Of course, the larger the level, the greater the immunity. But, they only look to ensure...