I am a nurse.you are probably a nurse too... I am typically cranky, yet fun loving (esp. after mandation) I love a good stiff drink every now and then, I like comfy shoes...I love my best friend in all the world..I love animals...I love you!!
In this time and age, ADN's and BSN's are still RPN's (basically, there is no license difference between ADN's and BSN's..) Usually, the only difference between either is pay rate. Also, Most (if not...
CashewLPN replied to IcantThinkofaName's topic in LPN, LVN Corner
I hate to say it, but its extremely hard to predict passing and failure based on the number of question... Please refer to 'How the NCLEX works', at the top of this forum for more info.
CashewLPN replied to butterflysvn's topic in LPN, LVN Corner
I have to agree with the above... until you are issued a license number, and have the license in hand (your employer needs a copy) you are still a GVN, or GPN, legally. So, you'd still have to be...
hmm...if you just called for 'ms. smith' or, 'Mr. Joe Schmo' it would be ok...but if you called out 'I need the Ms. Smith with Cancer' or, ' Mr. Schmo, please come in for your chest x-ray' you'd be...
CashewLPN replied to butterflynurse03's topic in General Nursing
hmm... I was in the hospital I used to work for (my mom still works in the ER as an RN) for biliary colic. I recieved several mg's of mso4 for pain. unfortunately, I was having mild relief, and noted...
CashewLPN replied to goodgirl1977's topic in LPN, LVN Corner
Hi, and welcome to allnurses.com Nursing is not typically taught by a traditional apprenticeship... You must attend classes at a school that teaches nursing for a set period of time, then you begin...
just to let you know, CSI also offers a BSN program. (I as one will not go there, as when i was a freshman in college, one of the instructors [who did not know I already was a nurse] looked at my high...
Please read the post entitled 'How the NCLEX Works' at the top of the forum Yes, you can either pass or fail. We all feel like we failed until we get the news. It happens, you'll find out in a few...
perhaps a shower chair and an assist for showering may be a better thing than just the non skids... a Grab bar may be a good idea too... those non skids can be found in hardware stores
there is no law dictating that a patient must have bloods drawn in event of a needlestick in NYS. Other states may be different.... So, basically a patient may refuse. Needlestick survivor x2...
At times it can be similar, but you end up doing the same tasks for different means... (using bedbaths to learn to assess skin, et al) Sometimes ya gotta pay your dues...
contact the school you intend on going into, and request from them which study guides to use, as well as the format of the test. Theres more than one entrance exam
uh... jokings fine, heck, I play around all the time, but, in the wild and wooley world of medicine, I will give you a creed you should always follow... Thou shalt not misrepresent yourself. Never...