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  1. Mumms!!!
  2. In our hospice company i am 1 of 2 RN's who handle only group home patients. These caregivers in the group homes can be demanding and lazy. You have to remind the group homes that these patients pay for their care, these patients pay for caregivers who are available 24/7 and at least one caregiver must have a medication administration certificate or license to administer or deal with medications. If not, that group home isn't complying with state laws. Its not our duty as a nurse to go back and forth to do a little errand. Also remind them that CNA or AID services for patients are always just supplemental help, it is not their job to clean or wash patients before breakfast. I get that issue once in a while. Anyways, dont be afraid to scare the caregivers, they may be worn out from taking care of 5-10 patients in one group home but they signed up for that. They still have responsibility. What if the family came? Would they neglect giving the medication because a hospice nurse is "supposed" to do it? Or what if the patient is soaked in urine by 7:00 am and the family came to visit, would these caregivers not render care or change their pads because a hospice cna/aid is responsible for that? Its ridiculous! Anyways, always make sure you make it clear to them their responsibilty vs a registered nurse's responsibility.
  3. 26 is too much!
  4. Study pharma! Just understand it or the very basic!
  5. I passed with lower scores! Just be sure you understand why you get Q's wrong
  6. GOOD LUCK!! Stay confident
  7. Wait for 24 hours but thats a good sign!:)
  8. I am also a new RN in nevada. I've been applying online but it's not helping. I actually live in CA but I think I need to go over there personally to hand in my resume.
  9. I passed! :) only used kaplan to study but if you feel like you need additional research for rationale's do it! Find out why the answer is the way it is.
  10. Im from the ph too! Congratulations!
  11. Wait 24 hours! It does not mean you failed
  12. You can find question trainers online! I even have some, i dont know if i can email them. But i bought the whole package from kaplan that came with qtrainers. You're scores are pretty good, but make sure you read why you get the answers correctly and why you got them wrong. Good luck studying and enjoy it :)
  13. I got 265 questions and passed 👌
  14. For me, content and questions helped me. I needed content to answer the questions critically. I was motivated by my family & friends. They were so supportive. And I love nursing, I just love the medical field. Just make sure you take at least a 15 min break every hour so you dont get so burned out

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