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I believe gel is considered to be an enhancement, since gel can't be removed with regular nail polish remover most facilities will not allow nurses to wear gel polish. However you can't tell the difference just by looking.

Thank you so much for taking the time and explaining this to me. The way this was taught in class was very overwhelming and confusing. I was given a paper assignment to make a care plan on a fictional patient, however I'll be starting clinicals soon and will have to create another care plan on a real assigned patient in an LTC center so I wanted to feel 100 % confident in my care plans.

Thank you so much! I appreciate it 😊

Thank you! Best of luck on taking your NCLEX! 😊

Hi everyone! I am in the very beginning of my nursing program and I am having a hard time with creating a nurses care plan. I understand why we have to make one, the problem I am having mostly with this is finding the nurses diagnosis and how to choose from the Nanda list. For example a patient with a medical diagnosis such as diabetes, what would the nurses diagnosis be? I hope I'm not the only student that found this confusing. I appreciate all the help! Thank you

Thank you! Congratulations, I wish you the best of luck!

This post was not meant to offend anyone so I apologize if I did. I've been accepted into the LPN program in my area and I am happy with my decision! :)

I can relate, I can make myself sick just thinking about huge exams. Stay calm and positive! Just remember you have what it takes for this exam and you will overcome it! Good luck

From some of my own research, I did read that LPN programs have remained stable since the 90's. I have been thinking about starting an LPN program and going through with school. I do not want to go through everything if there is no future for LPNs because then of course I would have wasted my time and money. My overall goal is to be an RN, I was thinking of doing LPN and then doing an LPN-RN bridge program. Please let me know what you all think.