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Just wondering. It really bothers me that we do not get one.

Congrats! I am also a class of 15 graduate I've debunked many of the myths about nursing education lol

No a preview of the final exam or answer key would be spoon feeding lol

I am getting some help I am being allowed to review our tests from all semester so that's a big help at least!

Well good luck to you! I feel the same way I would pay my teachers 20 doll hairs for a study guide.

You're so lucky lol can I have your study guides haha jk

My book is 3000 pages thick that isn't realistic lol and today was my last day of class pinning is on the 17th.

I'm a guy Lol

No sadly never get study guides for those either. I mean you can make your own but you risk studying material that will not be on the final exam ya know?

I don't find a comprehensive final study guide to be spoon feeding at all. Such a cliche answer from someone who is a master of science in nursing.

I will tell you what I have noticed from my first semester and short few months. When I first started everything was great all in my class were nice it was like you felt a sense of being sorrounded by people wanting to do something with their life li...

I feel as if a large load of sand has been dumped on me.

A patient comes in saying "I think I have a allergy to peanuts" what is the nurses best response? A. What reaction did you have when eating the peanuts? B. What makes you think you are allergic to peanuts? C. Do you have other allergies besides pea...

Glad my questions could spark such a debate.going back to page one though to choose A is to assume the patient ate peanuts. I was also tought specifically in this exact class and was repeated many times "NEVER ASSUME!!!"

Oh trust me I know I'm using Benadryll now so I can hopefully visit sleepy town and get up early for clinicals í ½í²

I don't know lol I thought penicillin was used in emergencies for allergies maybe it's epinephrin lol I'm not a nurse!

It was B which I got right by the grace of God and yes it was brought up during our review about how answer B was therapeutic many students were also baffled but there's always about 15 questions like this on the test just depends on if you answered ...

If we don't ask why questions then we assume things such as "this patient had an allergic reaction to peanuts better put this in his chart and fire up the emergency penicillin incase he/she has another allergic reaction to peanuts"

Yea That's a good rationale but here's another question. An 81 year old postop patient is being admitted to an assisted care facility. The patient states "I will never be able to go home" what is the most therapeutic response? A. A lot of older patie...

I said B. The teacher said I was reading too much into it and because we are on nutrition chapter I should have known the answer was A.

That information isn't available. This was a test question today that made me extremely depressed.

Just curious as to why we are torturing ourselves to make 35K a year? Why are you going through with this? Having trouble wondering why I am doing this it's so hard and for so little money.

The reason I say 35K is because Im from Alabama and our yearly salary reviews just came out and LPNs averaged 35K seems many are shocked at this 35K number í ½í¸‚

I asked myself that just now and I'm in it for the money and to help people.

A&P? Are you in a nursing program? I know those were very tough classes I had a doctor teaching mine.