shanell85

No defense at all...it just becomes irritating when the same person makes the same statements on my other posts. Just stop trolling is all I'm saying. I am looking for positive feedback not drama.

Thank you for your positive and relevant response. I am currently in nursing school. I am not necessarily turned off by careplans--they are necessary. It's just that the careplans I've seen in the actual hospital setting are much more simpler than the 25 pages I have to complete during clinical. It is indeed a learning process.

Yeah, I'm in the 2nd semester. I wouldn't be posting about something I'm not experiencing.

That's great! I'm glad you got through it. I pray I can do the same.

I really hadn't thought of anything like that. Thank you for that idea.

Thanks and yes, I know that the important factor is passing. Of course a person wouldn't just take a test for the number of questions it had. I was just curious to know about the questions. I do understand that regardless of the questions, if you don't get the license you haven't got squat. I hear so many people say, "I only had 76 questions" or "I had 126 questions." So, uh, yeah...I asked.

No, I practiced on a fake arm. Then I had to complete checkoff's with the fake arm. Having the real thing would have been better. I sure do hope I can get it in the first try as well.

Again, because I'm interested. Now, if that somehow bothers you, then dismiss yourself. Simple. Problem solved. Right?

Are you referring to this ? What advice would you 4th semester nursing students give to those just entering nursing? If so, I am asking "4th semester" students about the advice they would give to those who are coming into a nursing program. I am, in fact, a 2nd semester nursing student. Oh how I wish I was in the 4th semester.

I have not had the opportunity to start an IV(on an actual person:sneaky:); kind of nervous about it.

I'm curious to know.

What drives you to complete your difficult, nerve wrecking, nursing school journey?

I'm looking for fundraising ideas for my nursing class. Any suggestions?

Is it helpful or is it a hindrance?

I know how I feel about them:no:. How about you?