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May 2015 Top 8 Captions - Help Select $100 Winner
How do we vote? Thanks
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Win $100! May 2015 Caption Contest
ATFO Asked To F*ck Off
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May 2015 Top 8 Captions - Help Select $100 Winner
How can we view or vote the top 8 captions? Thanks.
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BSN degree or not?
I have LVN license with IV certification.
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BSN degree or not?
It's CA BRN. Yes, I am a registered nurse in the Philippines. I have been working as LVN for almost 5 yrs now. Im trying to find people who have the same case as mine and have passed the NCLEX RN after completing the courses stated in the letter from BRN. I just wanna know if we are gonna be considered as having BSN degree or whatsoever. Btw, thanks for all your inputs. 😀
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BSN degree or not?
Hi nurses! I am an RN in the Philippines, graduated in 2009. I have also experienced being denied by BRN to take the NCLEX RN. I am about to start going to school to complete BRN's requirements for IENs. Once I have completed it and passed the NCLEX RN (hopefully), will they honor my BSN degree from Philippines? Thanks!
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Win $100! May 2015 Caption Contest
Two patients (who turned out to be retired nurses) looking by the window. Patient #1: And oh, here goes another amateur! He seems to be either running to look for his patient who eloped or maybe running to take a piss after holding his bladder for the whole 8 hour shift (***evil laugh***). What do you think? Patient #2: Well, we get to practice Nursing Care Plans again! So, we have a STUDENT NURSE diagnosis: STRESS related to BEING A STUDENT NURSE as evidenced by altered patterns of urinary elimination, disturbed energy field, impaired memory, sleep deprivation, imbalanced nutrition, interrupted family processes and lack of social interaction. Patient #1: Hell yeah! I can't imagine how we got through all of those good and bad old ****** days. Nurses rock! Patient #2: Oh yeah!
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Win $100! May 2015 Caption Contest
What they should've taught them in nursing school is how to be in two places at once.
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Win $100! May 2015 Caption Contest
They say, "you should walk a mile in someone else's shoes." But they are nurses, they'll be walking or even running a hell of a lot further than that.