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Ei! I'm a senior student nurse @ 20. will be receiving BSN by 10 mos. from now and its like well...good.Have been through rough seas...but your husband will be like good at nursing.Good Lucks.

Im into nursing because I wanted to be an OR Nurse. I wanna do the things done not just in TV but in reality.Ive always wanted to be wearing white...hehehe.Maybe proceed to med...but im still sooo far from my goals but im certain that Im geetin there....

You know that you're a male RN when 1. Male patient's would prefer that a male nurse would do the cath insertion. 2. You're co-worker demands you to do the perinial prep of the male patient.

as a nursing stud..that was like my 2nd year, we were taught to find all the landmarks of the sites and we did a return demonstration in front of a clinical instructor and of course with a student partner....we did all the injections.Its actually a requirement for us so that we would be able to enrol for the next sem and be able to do the capping and badging which here in the Phil. signifies a studnt to be in the clinical rotation in the 3rd-4rth year.That was tough hahaha.Intradermal was the one rated by me as the most painful..buit here in the Univ. that im in we are not actually taught how to do IV Insertion...we can just always do the assist your doctor or med intern and just observe.

OMG.even if im still a senior stud...That,s a no no for me.

Congratulations ND! Well Done!

Most of the nursing schools here in the philippines would really require you to take up the basics of nursing like the human ana for example.Its bein demanded actually by the CHED office.So the Nursing school has no choice but to follow the policy.

Hi, im currently a senior nursing student here in the phil as far as I'm concerned its better to study here in the phil coz, you've already got a BS so most likely you would be taking up 2yrs only in the nursing course.When it comes to the tuition the tuition here in the Phil is more cheaper compared to the US based Nursing Schools..as well as the lodging..its much more cheaper...hehehe.

One of the schools that I know of which has an LPN course is the school of nursing near the Perpetual Succour.It is called as Philippine Paramedical and Technical School (PPTS).

Here, in the philippines you as a student nurse gets alot of OB rotations specially in the Delivery Room because weve got cases to complete before we can take our NLEX here in the country.Then you get assigned to OB Wards where alot of moms delivered or some whom they missed their babies.Its agreat rotation coz moms that have been assigned to me listen's to all the important health teachings bein in the stage of post-partum etc.

Im a male student nurse who was first assigned at the OB/DR. I was afraid first but certainly gaved in,seeing a delivery is like a miracle...you hear the newborns first cry, the smeell of an acid, the smile of the mother when seeing for the first time her child or the reaction and feelings that can be seen in a mothers face while on labor......can you see its nice to be at the OB/DR?But still prefer OR i like challenges and oh the Adrenaline rush....... Male student nurses here in the phil well there are lots of us in...but some are gay.....hehehe

Im still a junior student nurse in our college of nursing, and so far is still exposed to the DR,MED-SURG,PEDIA areas never been into ER & OR.Ive always wanted of becoming an OR nurse coz for me it is very exciting and challenging.You do always learn things.....I wanna be an OR NURSE and i'll make sure I will be.....soon. Im a failure but I do make sure I do learn from them.

Im a junior male student nurse, my co-duty mates is proud of wearing them....we are very traditional here in the phil. and to pair the cap we guys do wear our nursing badges.....we did a capping and badging investiture and we do always wear them when we go on duty.....caps and pins do symbolize us nurses...be proud when u do wear them....

Hi!Im a senior student nurse and im proud i was able to get in into the nursing school where im studying right now...the thing is i ve always wanted of becoming an OB nurse well i just thought of how beautiful it is to see and care for a newborn...ive always thought of it as a miracle of life and i was able to see and appreciate the delivery of a newborn during my first rotation....wow!hopefully lots of guys would agree with me that its worth working at OB/DR.

There is this incident in the Nurse's Station where one of my clinical instructors were staying....he told us that at a certain room someone who's gonna be admitted in there would lierally die within the week after the admission.That they sensed that its like a place with goosebumps.... The second story is also a personal experience of my clinical instructor before he got in into the academe.There was once a time he had a night shift 11pm to 7am.There were 3 of them staying at the station and suddenly he smelled a scent of flower its locally called here in the philippines as sampaguita.He asked his conurse on duty if they were using a perfume whis is made out of sampaguita and both the two nurses said they arent using any perfume at that time.....then suddenly all of them got quite.........by the end of the shift they talked about it and theyve got creeps of smeeling something like that......creepy isnt it? Heres by pin up......all of us nurses(including me eventhough im still a student nurse) would see, feel strange things in the hospital because its the ploace where alot of souls would leave their body......we can feel....but we most of the time neglect them coz we might be thinking of other things...... happy reading.......plz share......some